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BBA in Shipping and Logistics Management is a 3 year undergraduate course which covers the concepts and processes involved in logistics-related domains such as transportation, shipment and others.

This course would be suitable for those who are passionate about working in the business world. Students are taught to develop communication and leadership skills, and attain expertise in areas of Accounting, IT, and Management, International Trade, and Strategic Location.

Professionals working in this field make sure that goods are delivered at right place and they are scheduled properly. There are various job opportunities in this field, each of which plays an important part in efficient logistical performance.

Eligibility Criteria for BBA in Shipping and Logistics Management OR B.Voc in Shipping and Logistics Management

• Students who have completed plus two are eligible to get admission in the B.Voc course generally.

• Those who have qualified SSLC and completed two years of BSS Diploma course in Shipping and Logistics management are eligible to get direct admission to the second year of B. Voc course (3^rd semester).

• Students who have completed Plus two and two years of BSS Diploma course in Shipping and Logistics management are eligible to get direct admission to the third year of B. Voc course (5^th  semester).

Course Duration

• Three years for those who enter into the course generally.

• Candidates who have completed relevant and equivalent course are possible to get admission through lateral entry scheme (For further reference check Eligibility criteria section).

Job Duties

Logistics includes trucking, inventory tracking, merchandise delivery, and product storage and handling. Workers in this field could include:

• Shipping and packing clerks

• Stock and freight clerks

• Retail and wholesale buyers

• Managers for operations, labor, transportation, distribution, and storage

• Respond to any issues or complaints.

• Research ideal shipping techniques, routing, and carriers.

• Work with other departments to incorporate logistics with company procedures and operations.

• Evaluate budgets and expenditures.

• Update and evaluate metrics to assess performance and implement enhancements.

• Ensure all operations adhere to laws, guidelines, and ISO requirements.

• allocate and manage staff resources according to changing needs

• manage staff

• liaise and negotiate with customers and suppliers

• develop business by gaining new contracts, analyzing logistical problems and producing new solutions

• understand, work with and possibly help to develop e-commerce

• continually try to improve and develop business performance within the constraints of legislation, fuel costs and rising environmental pressures

• implement health and safety procedures

BBA in Logistics Management: Who should opt?

Listed here are the skills that ideal students of the course would possess.

• Technology skills: Information technology plays a key role in the management of the supply chain and thus, it candidates seeking a career in transport management and transport planning need to be familiar with it.

• IT literacy – Proficiency in information systems and technology, their functioning, ways to improve their operational efficiency and competitiveness.

• Management Information Systems – Proficiency in application of such systems used by organizations to store data and information.

• Leadership – Clarity with respect to objectives, recognition of individual contributions of individuals.

• Communication – Competent interpersonal communication.

• Team-building – Ability to play as part of the team.

BBA in Logistics Management: Career Prospects

Successful graduates of the course are hired in capacities such as:

• Analyst/Consultant

• Vehicle Fleet Manager

• Customer Service Manager

• Distribution Center Officer

• Inventory Control Manager

• Purchasing Manager

• Production Manager

• Import & Export Agent

• Freight Coordinator

• Cargo Operations Specialist

• Academic of Logistics Management

Working Environment

• The working environment ranges from the office to the warehouse or shop floor, and dress standards reflect this. Office wear is most typical.

• This industry is fast moving and work may be stressful.

• The job attracts more men than women, particularly in storage and transport. However, the imbalance is slowly improving with increased graduate entry. Women are becoming better represented in management roles, especially in the retail sector.

• The role occasionally involves travel away from home. In the early stages of training you may be expected to be mobile. For some, considerable overseas travel may be required.

Top Recruiting Fields/Areas

• Purchase/Sourcing

•  Vendor Development

•  Warehousing & Distribution

•  Inventory Control

• Logistics Management

•  Operations Management

​Advance Course

A student aspiring for more knowledge in the same or related domain can opt for higher studies in Master's degree.

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