Logistics and Commerce
Description
You probably know that logistics and commerce are
instrumental in overcoming business stagnation and crises worldwide. It is a promising
industry and service sector that adapts to geopolitical shifts and makes
continuous progress. There is a growing demand for professionals who can
develop and efficiently manage smart and environmentally sustainable logistics
operations, use cutting-edge sales techniques, work with IT applications in
logistics and commerce companies, develop competitive and socially responsible
businesses in national and international markets, and create and develop their
own e-businesses. As long as commerce exists, the need for logistics will
persist, and having expertise in both areas is simply perfect! Choose dynamics
and pursue a career in the rapidly evolving logistics and commerce sector!
Why Logistics and Commerce programme?
- Logistics and commerce create the comfort of today’s
society
- Transport systems connect the whole World – logistics
specialists. are needed everywhere, where are transport operations
(transportation of goods)
- With the strong knowledge and wide approach, you will become
a highly demanded specialist with job opportunities in the biggest logistics
and commerce companies
- You will be able to work in domestic or international
companies
- You will get the knowledge of economics, management, and
entrepreneurship, so you’ll become a professional in the biggest companies,
create your own successful business or continue your studies on the MSc level
Keywords
#logistics #commerce #transport #ITapplications #sales #electroniccommerce #businessdevelopment #market #customers #communication
Today, planning, organising, and monitoring processes enable more efficient and cost-effective logistics and commerce decisions. I highly recommend the Logistics and Commerce study programme, as professionals in these fields are in high demand and have excellent prospects in the labour market. And the demand for them will only continue to grow in the future.
Evaldas Karvelis, graduate, Head of Realisation Department at UAB Naujasis Nevėžis
Studies provide not only theoretical knowledge, but also the opportunity to see the work of companies from the inside, to gain competencies from lecturers in various scientific fields. Visits to logistics companies are organized, excellent international exchange opportunities are provided, it is possible to attend courses, expand knowledge and develop skills in additional areas that contribute to the development of competencies.
Rokas Pareigis, student
Logistics allows to connect places of consumer concentration. Nothing connects the world like the international transportation chain. Thanks to the development of logistics, we now have a highly efficient international business system. By working together, we can provide people worldwide with a wide variety of goods.
Andrius Šumskis, CEO at UAB Hegelmann Logistics
Partners
The programme actively cooperates with partners in organising educational lectures, company visits, traineeships, and project activities, as well as in discussing the training of specialists. Partners contribute to improving the quality of studies, propose topics with practical applications for final theses, and create jobs.
Curriculum
| Course | Lecturer | ECTS Credits |
| Microeconomics | Anastasija Novikova | 6 |
| Basic of Business and Public Management | Lina Marcinkevičiūtė | 4 |
| Mathematics | Linas Martišauskas | 6 |
| A group subjects | 14 |
| Course | Lecturer | ECTS Credits |
| Macroeconomics | Bernardas Vaznonis | 6 |
| Bioeconomy Development | Vladzė Vitunskienė | 4 |
| Language for Specific Purposes | Regina Sabonytė | 4 |
| Accounting | Dalia Juočiūnienė | 6 |
| A group subjects | 10 |
| Course | Lecturer | ECTS Credits |
| Fundamentals of Finance | Jurgita Baranauskienė | 6 |
| Human Resource Management | Asta Raupelienė | 4 |
| Logistic Techniques and Technologies | Aušra Čiplienė | 6 |
| A group subjects | 14 |
| Course | Lecturer | ECTS Credits |
| Logistics Management | Milita Vienažindienė | 6 |
| Transport Systems | Milita Vienažindienė | 6 |
| Business Development | Jolita Greblikaitė | 6 |
| Business Law | Jolanta Vilkevičiūtė | 4 |
| Trade Marketing | Vitalija Vanagienė | 4 |
| A group subjects | 4 |
| Course | Lecturer | ECTS Credits |
| Logistics Business Administration | Aistė Čapienė | 6 |
| Business Planning and Evaluation | Rolandas Rakštys | 6 |
| Commercial Contracts | Dalia Perkumienė | 4 |
| Quality Management | Vitalija Vanagienė | 4 |
| Warehousing and Inventory Management | Milita Vienažindienė | 4 |
| Trade Management and e-commerce | Indra Mūgienė | 6 |
| Course | Lecturer | ECTS Credits |
| International Trade | Valdemaras Makutėnas | 4 |
| Consumer Behaviour | Jolita Greblikaitė | 4 |
| Entrepreneurial Training | Jurgita Zaleckienė | 6 |
| Logistics and Commerce Market Research | Gintarė Vaznonienė | 4 |
| Logistics and Commerce Course Work | Gintarė Vaznonienė | 4 |
| Business Communication | Daiva Urmonienė | 4 |
| Logistics and Trade Project Management | Rimantas Dapkus | 4 |
| Course | Lecturer | ECTS Credits |
| Professional Logistics and Commerce Practice | Vilma Tamulienė | 15 |
| Bachelor Graduation Thesis | Vilma Tamulienė | 15 |
