Logistics Management, BSc - 2017/18

93% of Business School graduates were in employment or further study six months after completing their studies. DLHE 2013-14 From the phone in your hand to the trainers on your feet, virtually everything you have, own or use has at some point been carried on a lorry, train, ship, plane or even a pipeline. At any one time millions of tonnes of goods are constantly on the move and across the world. Logistics is a dynamic and increasingly sophisticated global industry that touches everyone. The effective and efficient management of logistics has implications for the economy, the environment as well as society as a whole. The Business School has links with a variety of professional bodies and there are many opportunities for work experience to prepare you for future employment. Broadstairs is a comparatively small campus and has a friendly and safe atmosphere. Although most students are from the UK, students from elsewhere in the EU and from overseas find it particularly attractive. All business courses at Broadstairs are essentially practical in nature. They are assessed by a range of methods but do not feature formal examinations. A particularly innovative feature is the link with local and regional organisations in the final stage of the degree provided by the Problem Orientated Project module.