Overview:

The Bachelor of Vocation in Logistics, offered by many universities across India, is a 3 year, 6 semester program. The course  helps to  prepare students in the key areas of the logistics and supply chain industry. As businesses are more interested in increasing the efficiency of their operations, people who are specialised in  logistics services will be beneficial. 

Candidates will get a thorough understanding of logistics management skills ranging from transportation and warehousing to inventory based distribution. It balances the theoretical nature of core concepts and enables students to manage a smooth transition of materials and products with well-rounded hands-on experience. Graduates will understand how optimisation, logistics technology, and regulatory requirements combine to meet the challenges of today's logistics systems.

Furthermore, the program emphasises on developing some essential skills such as proper problem solving, analysis of available data, and quality communication, which are essential to excelling in logistics management. Graduates should expect to gain a thorough understanding of logistics operations management, the ability to control the supply chain, and strategies that they will implement to not only increase performance but also reduce costs.

National Skills Qualification Framework (NSQF) Level - 7
 

Course Curriculum:

The Bachelor of Vocation in Logistics is a blend of theoretical knowledge and practical skills designed for students. Key subjects include:

1. Introduction of logistics and supply chain management
2. Transportation and Distribution Management
3. Warehousing and stock handling
4. Supply Chain Analytics and Optimisation
5. Software and Technology in Logistics
6. Sustainability in Logistics Practices
7. Foreign Trade and Freight Forwarding
8. Legislative and Regulatory Services for Logistics
9. Internship or work experience
   
    

Career Opportunities:

The Bachelor of Vocation in Logistics opens graduates to a diverse range of career opportunities in the logistics and supply chain management industries. Talented professionals are sought after in a range of businesses, such as:

1. Transport and Shipment Company
2. Warehousing and Distribution Centres
3. E-Commerce and Retail Companies
4. Manufacturing and Production Companies
5. 3PL Providers
6. Consolidators and Customs Brokerages
7. Supply Chain Consulting Firms
8. Companies in government and the public sector.
    

The world of logistics is a lucrative career option, mainly with the increase in global trade and supply chain management becoming more complex. Graduates eligible for this course may earn their initial income from Rs 18,000 to Rs 40000 +/month, depending on the employer and level of expertise.