Economics: Logistics (in Polish)

Economics: Logistics (in Polish)

 

The graduate possesses knowledge in the following areas:
  • Market research and analysis for logistics purposes,
  • Structure of logistics systems and processes,
  • Transport and freight forwarding operations,
  • Managerial decision-making in logistics,
  • Trends and changes in logistics.

The graduate acquires skills in:
  • Conducting market and marketing research,
  • Business planning in logistics activities,
  • Designing logistics systems,
  • Using specialized terminology in transportation, freight forwarding, and logistics, including English terms,
  • Solving managerial logistics problems,
  • Utilizing specialized software such as SAP, WMS, ARIS, and transport exchange platforms (with the opportunity to obtain a Software AG Certificate).

Practical skills development is supported by: Classes co-conducted with logistics managers, Visits to companies, Events like "Fridays with Logistics," Logistics workshops, Participation in the Scientific Logistics Circle, Studying abroad through ERASMUS+ and CEEPUS programs.

The acquired learning outcomes enable graduates to:
  • Logistics Manager,
  • Supply Chain Manager,
  • Specialist in logistics, transportation, or freight forwarding (domestic, international, rail, road, air, or inland water),
  • Specialist in planning or execution of procurement, purchasing, production logistics, warehousing, distribution, or sales,
  • Mobility Planning Specialist,
  • Specialist in managing sustainable urban mobility,
    (and/or) continue education in a Doctoral School.

Specialization Subjects:
  • Market Research and Analysis for Logistics
  • Designing Logistics Support
  • Business Plan as a Tool in Logistics Operations
  • Transport as a Logistics Support Element
  • SAP ERP and Other IT Tools in Logistics
  • Evaluation of Logistics Investment Profitability
  • Managerial Decisions in Logistics
  • Trends in Logistics Development
  • Insurance in Logistics
  • Sustainable Mobility
  • Freight Forwarding
  • Marketing Tools in Logistics

Sample Diploma Thesis Topics:
  1. Logistics Support System for Enterprise XXX
  2. Efficiency of Intelligent Transport Systems in Urban Areas, using the TRISTAR system in the Tricity as an example
  3. Marketing Activities in the Transport Services Market, based on Company XXX
  4. Freight Forwarding as a Link in International Supply Chains
  5. Best Practices in Urban Logistics in Europe
  6. The Impact of Gdańsk Airport on Regional Development
  7. Supply Chain Management in Wholesale Food Trade
  8. Warehouse Management of Acid-resistant Steel
  9. Material Requirements Planning in a Window Manufacturing Plant
  10. Production Logistics in a Furniture Manufacturing Company
  11. Improving Logistics Processes: A Case Study of Company XXX
  12. The Construction of the DCT II Terminal as a Factor Transforming the Port of Gdańsk into a Baltic Container Hub
  13. Competitiveness Analysis of Container Terminals in Poland: A Comparison of DCT Gdańsk and BCT Gdynia
  14. The Role of PKP Cargo in the Polish Rail Freight Market
  15. Implementation of an Automatic Goods Identification System Using RFID Technology
  16. Challenges in the Development and Operation of High-speed Rail in Poland
  17. Directions for Developing an Electronic Road Toll Collection System
  18. Innovations in Logistics as a Competitiveness Factor for Enterprises
  19. Integration of Urban Transport as a Factor Shaping Urban Mobility
  20. Shared Transport as an Element of Urban Logistics

Opiekun specjalności:

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Associate Professor Aleksandra Koźlak

Department of Transport Economics
e-mail: aleksandra.kozlak@ug.edu.pl

 

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