Company logistics specialisation at UEM (WSEiZ) in Warsaw – why is it worth it?
Why is it worth it?
FOR WHOM WAS COMPANY LOGISTICS SPECIALISATION CREATED?
We have created this specialisation for those interested in the logistic aspects of various types of business.
PRACTICAL ASPECT OF THE PROFESSION
In Company logistics specialisation you will develop your knowledge of logistic processes and equipment, as well as vehicles, including motor vehicles used in the production, supply and distribution of goods. After completing the studies you will be particularly well prepared to carry out tasks in transport and storage management.
PROSPECTIVE EDUCATION
As a graduate of Logistics specialisation you will find employment in logistics and transport companies but also in production and service companies with large fleets of their own vehicles.
Subjects
Subjects
The curriculum of the 3,5 year full-time (daily) and part-time (extramural) fist degree programme (engineer’s degree) in Management and Production Engineering includes the following subjects:
SPECIALITY SUBJECTS (compulsory)
Vehicle construction
Vehicle operation
Types and means of transport
Economics of logistic services
Electrical engineering and electronics
Packaging in logistics
Car service and technical facilities
International freight and transport
Vehicle geometric measurement systems
Diploma seminar
BASIC AND SPECIFIC SUBJECTS FOR MANAGEMENT AND PRODUCTION ENGINEERING (compulsory)
Ecology
English language
Mathematics
Materials science
Microeconomics
Basics of management
Logistics
Macroeconomics
Basics of marketing
Information technology
Strength of materials
Workplace safety and ergonomics
Corporate finance
Physics
Engineering graphics
Statistics
Database
Economic law
Engineering design
Quality management
Production and service management
Operational research
Metrology
Computer networks and Internet techniques
Cax systems
Environmental management
Automation and robotisation of production
Process engineering
Consultation and writing the diploma thesis
Fluid mechanics
Professional practice
Computer programming
Cost accounting
Accountancy
IT systems in production management
Modelling of production processes
Production processes
