After your bachelor
After successful completion of the Logistics Engineering degree programme you are entitled to the degree of Bachelor of Science.
Your career
After your graduation you can decide whether to find a job or carry on studying - at master's level.
- Get a job
Have you just graduated from a Logistics programme? Then you are highly sought after in the industry! If you choose to start working, you will often begin in an entry-level position, but you can soon advance to higher positions. Logistics is among the top ten fields of studies with the highest starting salaries. Examples of these positions include:
- Logistics Manager: selecting reliable suppliers and haulage companies for Albert Heijn.
- Events Project Manager: creating a plan, ensuring that a festival like Pinkpop will run safely and atmospherically.
- Sustainability Manager: organising things in such a way that packages are transported sustainably for DHL by reducing the number of half-full vans.
- Logistics Consultant: contributing ideas to choose a location and lay out a warehouse for Nike.
- Logistics Officer for the Defence forces: ensuring supply and transport in disaster areas.
- Care Logistics: reducing waiting times in a hospital.
- Obtain a Master's Degree
Specific pre-master’s and master’s programmes are offered at Breda University of Applied Sciences (BUas) focusing on logistics:
Pre-master Supply Chain Management
During your minor students can follow a pre-master Supply Chain Management at Tilburg University.
Goal: Preparing students for the master’s programme by offering them a solid foundation in logistics and supply chain principles.
Key topics:
- Basic principles of supply chain management
- Academic skills and research skills
- Preparation for the master’s programme with a focus on theoretical and practical knowledge
Learning outcomes:
- Basic knowledge of logistics and supply chain management
- Developing academic writing and research skills
- Preparation for the challenges of the master’s programme
Master Supply Chain Management
Goal: Developing strategic and operational knowledge and skills for optimising logistics processes and designing sustainable supply chains.
Key topics:
- Supply chain design and optimisation
- Logistic strategies and sustainable practices
- Advanced forecasting and supply management
- Use of technologies such as Warehouse Management Systems (WMS) and Transport Management Systems (TMS)
Learning outcomes:
- Understanding and applying supply chain principles
- Designing logistics processes that are sustainable and efficient
- Analysing supply chain performances and identifying improvement points