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  We are the first department in Taiwan dedicated to logistics and supply chain management. The department was established in the year 1996 in response to the globalization of businesses and the planning of Asia-Pacific operational centers, our department initially admitted students for a two-year college program, making us the pioneering institution in the field of logistics-related disciplines in Taiwan. In 1998, we started the Master's program, followed by the Executive Master's program in 1999, and the Doctoral program in 2001. In 2002, we expanded our undergraduate program to include students from the four-year technical college level. Over the years, we have developed into a comprehensive talent cultivation system for logistics and supply chain management.
 
    Our department's primary focus is on Logistics Digitalization, actively participating in international academic exchanges and industry-academic cooperation. We aim to nurture talents aligned with industry demands, establishing ourselves as a leading academic institution in logistics and supply chain education, research, and industry collaboration.
 
 
Year 1996 Established of the Department of Transportation and Warehouse Management for the undergraduate program (2-year technical college level)
Year 1998 Established of the Master's program in the Department of Transportation and Warehouse Management
Year 1999 Established of the Executive Master's program in the Department of Transportation and Warehouse Management.
Year 2001 The College of Management established the Doctoral program, with our department being part of the Information and Distribution Management Group
Year 2002 Established of the Department of Transportation and Warehouse Management for the undergraduate program (4-year technical college level)
Year 2004 Renamed to the Department of Logistics Management
Year 2009 The Doctoral program in our department became part of the Logistics specialization in the Graduate School of Management
The undergraduate program transitioned to a dual-track program for four-year technical program
Year 2013 Merger with the Graduate School of Business Administration of our university