Educational outcome:

– develop a strategic understanding of a wide range of functional areas related to commercialization and brand management, overall business strategy, marketing analysis and market research;

– implement leadership and management best practices to focus on customer/partner service;

– analyze quantitative and economic methods for forecasting and identifying business problems and finding scientifically sound ways to solve them;

– generate basic concepts such as: computer and vocational training, software language comprehension and computer vision processing;

assess business needs: pinpoint areas where AI is being deployed to influence business development and management;

– select AI tools to develop AI framework or frameworks based on business requirements and data availability;

– model logistics processes, supply chain management using human-artificial intelligence collaboration to improve business processes;

– evaluate operational and strategic management knowledge using skills and tools for planning, time management, communication, group dynamics management and team building to achieve personal and corporate goals;

– make a decision on the key competencies of the business strategy in order to determine the effectiveness of logistics processes and quantitative forecasting of market conditions;

– recommend marketing analysis and research to solve logistical problems, collecting and processing data, calculation results and substantiate conclusions.

Professionals with this qualification are eligible for entry-level careers, including basic managerial and administrative roles in private, public and non-profit organizations. Some possible professions include: marketing manager, distribution manager, sales director, business consultant, financial analyst, executive director, and many other career paths that require knowledge of business development and leadership.

Graduates of the Business Administration in Logistics program can hold various positions depending on their acquired skills and interests. Here are some of the possible career paths:

Graduate of the MBA program in logistics, can work in the following positions: – Industry analyst;

– Project manager;

– Logistics Manager (logistician);

– International Logistics Manager;

– specialist in commodity accounting;

– Transport Logistics Manager;

– logistics Consultant;

– Business Development Manager;

– Foreign Economic Activity Manager;

– Inventory Management Manager;

– WMS Business Analyst;

– Head of Warehouse accounting;

– Head of the transportation department;

– Project manager-consultant;

– Head of Customer Service and Logistics Department;

– head of the dispatch center;

– head of the service department;

– Chief Operating Officer;

– Director of Transport.

These roles provide many opportunities for career growth and development in the dynamic and sought-after field of logistics. These roles can be in various industries, including manufacturing, trade, transportation, and logistics companies. Graduates can also work in international companies where knowledge of global logistics trends is important.

The staff of the Department of Logistics and Transport Management is constantly working to improve the quality of the educational process, interacts with educational organizations in order to train highly qualified personnel who work in completely new market conditions of management.

International Union of Railways (UIC) – France, Paris, TechnicalUniversityDresden, Institute of Railway Systems and Public Transport – Germany, Dresden, Technical University Braunschweig – Germany, Braunschweig, Kajaani University of Applied Sciences (KAMK) – Finland, Kajaani, Tennessee Tech University – USA, Tennessee (Cookeville), Institute of Transportation Studies at UC Berkeley – USA, California, Berkeley, Third Harbor Consultants Co., Ltd. – China, Shanghai, Third Railway Survey and Design Institute Group Corporation – China, Tianjin, Korea Railroad Research Institute – South Korea, Seoul, Korea National University of Transportation – South Korea, Jangbook, Lanzhou Jiaotong University – China, Lanzhuo, Wuhan University of Science and Technology- China, Wuhan, Nanjing Institute of Railway Technology – China, Nanjing, Xian Jiaotong University – China, Xian, Cracow University of Technology – Poland, Cracow, WSB University – Poland, Dąbrowa Górnicza, The International University of Logistics and Transport in Wroclaw – Poland, Wroclaw, Rzeszow University of Technology – Poland, Rzeszow, Lodz University of Technology – Poland, Lodz, Technical University of Varna – Bulgaria, Varna, Todor Kableshkov University of Transport – Bulgaria, Sofia, University of Žilina – The Slovak Republic, Žilina, Riga Technical University – Latvia, Riga, Russian University of Transport – Russia, Moscow, Moscow Technical University of Communications and Informatics – Russia, Moscow, Emperor Alexander I St. Petersburg State Transport University – Russia, St. Petersburg, The Bonch-Bruevich Saint – Petersburg State University of Telecommunications – Russia, St. Petersburg, Siberian Transport University – Russia, Novosibirsk, Belarusian State University of Transport – Belarusia, Gomel, Tashkent Institute of Railway Engineers – Uzbekistan, Tashkent, Kyrgyz State University of Construction, Transport and Architecture n.a. N. Isanov – Kyrgyzstan, Bishkek, Lublin University of Technology – Lublin, Poland, Urumqi Vocational University – China, Chang’an University – China, Hunan Railway Professional Technology College – China

The Department of Logistics and Transport Management closely cooperates with major players in the logistics business: JSC «National Company «Kazakhstan temir Zholy» Association of National Forwarders of the Republic of Kazakhstan, Industrial and Logistics Center DAMU Logistics, LLP «Shyngar Trans Logistics Company», LLP «ABT & E-Trans Forwarding Company», EURASIAN BRIDGE KAZAKHSTAN, ASSTRA Transport and Logistics Company, Great Transportation Logistics Company, Premium Logistic LLP, Jet Logistic LLP, etc.

The program includes an internship abroad, where students collect material on the implementation of a master’s project / dissertation, the topics of which are determined taking into account the professional activities of the students. Internship and project work are accompanied by consulting support from specialized experts.

Internship abroad represents an individual choice of a country, company or organization, an industry specialization of the internship, on the basis of which, along with training, personal business contacts with foreign companies are established, and modern trends in the subject under study, the experience of foreign countries are studied for the development and improvement of the efficiency of their business, taking into account the digitalization of the economy and new approaches in business.

Starting and managing a business in today’s ever-changing complex economy requires key skills to coordinate human, industrial, technological, and financial resources to achieve organizational goals.

Business administration is a broad field that includes many types of management positions. From large corporations to independent companies, every operation needs qualified administrators to succeed.

The Master of Business Administration (MBA) is an expert in the field of business management. A person with professional competence who is able to make the right decisions and has strategic and innovative thinking.

The Master of Business Administration is an internationally recognized specialization created to improve the skills necessary for a career in business and management. However, the dignity of an MBA is not limited exclusively to the business world. This program may also be necessary for those who are going to or pursuing a managerial career in the public sector, government, private industry and other fields.