On-the-Job Master’s Program in Logistics Management and Business Management:

A total of 39 credits is required for graduation, including a 6-credit thesis and 33 elective credits.
Students must take at least two courses in the research methodology field.
Courses between the two programs are interchangeable, but students must complete at least four specialized courses (12 credits) in their program.

For more detailed course regulations, please refer to the Curriculum Structure Table for your year of admission.

Students of the On-the-Job Master’s Program in Logistics Management and Business Management:

Faculty in this department are categorized into three main fields: "Manufacturing Logistics," "Business Logistics," and "Transportation and Distribution."
Students can select a thesis supervisor based on their professional field and research interests.
For more details on the expertise of our faculty, please visit the Faculty page.

Friendly reminder: Be polite when scheduling meetings with professors!

BTW: After finding a supervisor, remember to fill out the Supervisor Agreement Form and submit it to the department office.

Students of the On-the-Job Master’s Program in Logistics Management and Business Management:

Research room assignments for graduate students are based on their supervisor’s field.
After finding a supervisor, students can apply for research room access at the department office.

Students who have not yet found a supervisor can use room C338 during non-class hours on weekdays.

Students of the On-the-Job Master’s Program in Logistics Management and Business Management:

Before graduation, students must complete a "Thesis Defense."
Whether a "Thesis Proposal Review" is required before the defense is determined by each supervisor.
Application periods vary each semester, so students should pay attention to emails from the department.

Don’t worry! Just follow your supervisor’s instructions step by step, and you’ll do great!

Prospective students of the On-the-Job Master’s Program in Logistics Management or Business Management:

Admission to the program is through the "Recommendation and Screening" pathway.

"Recommendation and Screening" includes an interview and a review of written materials.

For more information on admissions, please visit the university’s Admissions Information Website or contact the department office.
If you have any questions, please call the department office at 07-6011000 #33201, #33202.