4 Logistics BA Degree Programs

The BA in Logistics plan, move and optimise flows of goods, data and services across modern supply chains. Over three years, you’ll learn transport economics, warehouse and inventory management, law and customs, IT systems and analytics—then apply them in projects, labs and (optionally) internships.

The Mediterranean College Business School is one of the first Business Schools to be established in Greece (1977) and the first to offer an MBA, back in 1989. The BA (Hons) Business Management (Supply Chain & Logistics) has been designed by the University of Derby, a TOP10 UK University for Management studies, according to the Guardian University Guide, 2020. Developed in close consultation with the premier UK professional body for managers, the Chartered Management Institute (CMI), this course puts you on the fast track to success. It is one of the few where you’ll graduate with a highly regarded BA (Hons) Business Management as well as the CMI Level 5 Diploma in Management and Leadership. With these qualifications on your CV, you’ll signal to prospective employers that you’re suited for senior leadership roles and rapid promotion. The Diploma is the benchmark qualification for full CMI membership and takes you a step towards Chartered Manager status. There is no need to take extra exams or coursework to achieve the Diploma: our combined module and CMI assessments give you a smooth route to both qualifications.

In today’s global business environment, the success of a business is increasingly determined by the speed and efficiency of its supply chains. To compete in this fast-moving global marketplace, organisations demand employees that have both a broad understanding of how businesses operate and specialist knowledge of supply chain processes.

Logistics Management is concerned with the movement, storage, and processing of materials and information across the whole of the supply chain, from the acquisition of raw materials and components, through manufacturing, to delivery of finished products to end-users. The concentration in Logistics Management prepares graduates for careers in purchasing and supplier management, manufacturing logistics, transportation management, inventory, distribution, and warehouse management, information management, and customer service management.