PO 1 Interpret and explain the influence of general education and humanities disciplines on logistics decision-making in an international environment, identifying the legal, economic, cultural and ethical aspects that influence the management of logistics processes in global supply chains.
LO 2 Analyze differences in business communication and interpret cultural features of interaction in international supply chains, demonstrating proficiency in professional vocabulary and business communication skills in foreign languages ​​(including Chinese and English) in an intercultural environment.
LO 3 Develop logistics solutions taking into account environmental, social and economic factors, applying the principles of sustainable logistics.
LO 4 Evaluate measures to ensure the accessibility of digital logistics services, including for people with limited mobility and regions with limited digital infrastructure.
LO 5 Apply modern information technologies to automate logistics processes (ERP, WMS, TMS) and artificial intelligence in logistics.
LO 6 Model global supply chains, identifying key risks and points of optimization of supply chains at the macro and micro levels, taking into account global instability, geopolitics and logistics hubs.
LO 7 Develop economically sound logistics solutions by assessing the costs and benefits of various logistics schemes using ABC, XYZ, TCO and other methods to analyze logistics efficiency.
LO 8 Assess the compliance of logistics processes with national and international regulations, taking into account ISO standards, Incoterms, customs legislation and other requirements.
LO 9 Solve logistics challenges using intelligent IT systems and assessing digital and inclusive technologies for responsible and ethical management of logistics processes aimed at optimizing multimodal transportation.
LO 10 Develop business plans in logistics, taking into account the design of logistics start-ups, the fundamentals of scientific research, time management and business communications, as well as using managerial economics and the principles of organizing freight transportation in supply chains for the effective management of logistics projects.
LO 11 Manage warehouse operations with reporting and the use of specialized software and equipment for the efficient organization of warehousing and distribution processes.
LO 12 Implement transport logistics management using transport IT systems for planning and managing logistics operations in the transport business with mandatory compliance with labor protection requirements and ensuring the safety of life of workers and participants in the transport process.

Modern logistics management is not just an education, it is a ticket to an international career. International Specialist: Central Asia and China are today a key region for global logistics and trade.
Graduates of this program are: experts in international logistics and customs support; specialists in cross-border deliveries; managers of logistics hubs and digital warehouses; and sought-after personnel for international and government agencies, as well as export-import companies. Become a specialist who understands business in two countries simultaneously—and speaks three languages.

Theory + powerful practice from the first year!
Dual education study and work at real partner companies. Starting in your second year, you’ll gain real experience and income. Internships and company placements are available without interrupting your studies. Business mentors provide personalized support from current professionals and managers.
IT development: You are not just a logistician – you are proficient in modern digital tools: SAP, 1C: SCM, Power BI and Tableau – data visualization, TMS and WMS – digital logistics management, Python for data analysis, Excel PRO-level
Case championships, projects, and business simulations with real-world challenges from Kazakhstani and Chinese companies

The course is taught in modern computer rooms and laboratories with access to specialized software and equipment, modeling global supply chains. E-commerce. Internships in warehouses, logistics centers, and transport platforms along international corridors.

Key program disciplines: English, Chinese; Instruments of global trade regulation; International economic relations; Warehouse logistics, supply and distribution logistics; Transport support for international transportation; Supply Chain Management; Information technology in logistics; Customs clearance and foreign economic activity

– International certificates (Coursera) – courses in logistics, supply chain management, and digital analytics from the world’s best universities.
– Academic mobility in foreign universities, the opportunity to study on an exchange program at universities in Europe and Asia: Urumqi Vocational University (China); Lublin University of Technology (Poland); Otto von Guericke Institute Magdeburg, Germany; CILT Royal Institute of Logistics and Transport (England); Russian University of Transport (MIIT), Russian Federation; TashIIT (Uzbekistan); KSTU (Kyrgyzstan)

The department closely collaborates with over 30 transport and logistics companies. The following companies have branches:
– JSC National Company Kazakhstan Temir Zholy;
– International transport and logistics company LLP “ASSTRA Almaty”;
– Industrial and logistics center “DAMU-LOGICTICS”;
– ShyngarTrans LLP;
– LLP “STLC” (Shyngar Trans Logistics Company)”;
– JSC KTZ Express Yuzhny and others.

– Cozy and safe rooms;
– Wi-Fi, recreation areas, kitchens;
– Cultural and sports events.

Training of reserve officers and sergeants without interruption from their studies.