After your bachelor's degree

Upon successful completion of your Logistics Management studies, you may call yourself a Bachelor of Science.

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What are your career options with a bachelor’s degree in Logistics Management?

After completing your studies, you can find work in many different sectors. As a graduate, you will usually start your career in a junior position and, after a while, work your way up to management positions. For example, events project manager, sustainability manager, purchasing manager, or planner.

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Logistics Manager

Is responsible for logistics projects. Manages teams. Analyses logistics expenses to realise cost savings.

Events Project Manager

Coordinates the layout of the event location. Plans the supply and removal of materials. Manages logistics teams.

Returns Coordinator

Optimises return processes. Develops strategies to generate fewer returns. Improves return policy.

Change Manager

Reviews existing working methods. Identifies areas for improvement. Supervises the transition to new systems.

Purchasing Manager

Selects products and makes purchases. Analyses sales data. Negotiates with suppliers and manufacturers.

Planner

Plans logistical processes. Coordinates staff schedules to ensure sufficient staffing. Optimises purchasing.

Logistics Management Alumni

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Logistics is a puzzle, one that I enjoy

Pim studied Logistics Management and then went on to do a Master's in Supply Chain Management. ‘Things have to go somewhere, and this has to go well. It sounds simple, but it often isn't. There is always room for improvement, which is what makes this puzzle so much fun!’

Cindy studied Logistics at BUas

With a bachelor's degree and two master's degrees under her belt, she returned to BUas as a lecturer. ‘Working in a logistics company is fun, but I can now have even more of an impact by teaching students something that is still in its infancy, even at large companies.’

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As a logistics manager, you will deal with issues such as how to make sure that products are in stores on time? How do you reduce waiting times in a hospital? How do you organise a safe and enjoyable festival? The focus in Logistics Management is on the business economics side and on cooperation with customers and suppliers. You will learn about entrepreneurship, change management, and applying innovations in the logistics chain.

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A master’s after Logistics Management

After obtaining your bachelor's degree in Logistics Management, you have the option of pursuing a master's degree at BUas or another university of applied sciences to further specialise.

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Frequently asked questions about Logistics Management

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What are my prospects of finding a job after Logistics Management?: Around 90% of graduates find a job at a bachelor's level, of which 80% find a job in the field of Logistics Management.
How much will I earn?: Graduates earn an average gross monthly salary of around €2,961, based on a 39-hour working week (Source: Studiekeuze123).

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