Many students ask me about SCM/Logistics Degree programs.
Go to any top business school at an Ivy League university.
Alternatively, you may choose to find some decent department of Economics that has a strong partnership with other faculties, such as Operations Research, Industrial or Transportation Engineering.
Alternatively, you may choose to find some decent department of Economics that has a strong partnership with other faculties, such as Operations Research, Industrial or Transportation Engineering.
Many Transportation Economists also enter into SCM/Logistics or Inventory management using their knowledge of network models and game theory, etc.
Similarly, you don't need to be an MBA OF SCM/Logistics to understand the professional rewards and risks.
A Good degree in Operations Research or Transportation Engineering which is loaded with courses in maths, statistics, data sciences, and network modelling can provide equally relevant training in solving transportation assignment and optimization related problems.
Yes, one last area which is of emerging interest can be related to #Geography to those who are willing to study SCM/Logistics.
How?
How?
@CanadianGIS Geographic Information Systems Degree can also help you to work as an SCM/Logistics Specialist, esp, if you are into maritime operations, supply chain risk management, business information systems management, and shipping or any other freight transportation segment.
Good luck with your professional and academic career.
I wish you well.
I wish you well.
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