Logistics Administration

The Logistics Administration program prepares students to work in the various service areas of the Logistics field. Upon graduation, students pursue careers in logistics or transportation management, planning, distribution operations, materials handling operations, inventory planning and control, and forecasting.

Students in the three-year Logistics program particpate in two Co-op Work Terms. The work terms occur after successful completion of years 1 and 2. Prior to entering the workforce, students have acquired skills and knowledge in:

• Business and Logistics
• Warehousing
• Transportation
• Purchasing
• Operations Planning
• Packaging/Material Handling
• Computer Applications
• Inventory Management
• Forecasting/Demand Management

Students are available for Co-op Work Terms from the beginning of May to the end of August.

For additional information visit the Logistics and Supply Chain Management website.