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| Diploma in Logistic Management |
Approval Code: (A 1262; 12/2012) |
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Logistics is defined as the procurement, maintenance, and transportation of materials to the right place on time at minimum cost.
At the heart of any positive long-term economy is a healthy primary industry sector, with the service sector playing an
increasingly important role. However, producing alone is not enough, thus, products must be affordable, and efficiently
handled, stored, maintained, distributed, and sold. Hence, successful analysis and implementation of logistics services
is the key.
The goal of the programme is to link the marketplace, the transportation systems, the distribution network, the
manufacturing process and the procurement activity in such a way that services are provided to customers’ satisfaction
and yet at an affordable cost.
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In a nutshell, this programme offers a broad view of logistics acquired through its combination of examinations,
project, coursework, assignments, and also a dissertation upon the final year.
Thus, this programme provides students with relevant academic and vocational logistics management principles,
skills and knowledge via a variety of innovative teaching and learning techniques. In addition, it provides a
rigorous and holistic education experience. Also, this interactive education will allow students to perform
effectively and efficiently within a variety of current logistics environments. It will also equip them to
manage their future education and training needs in an increasingly dynamic and global working arena.
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| Minimum Entry Qualifications |
| Minimum Entry Qualifications for Diploma Programme |
| SPM / O-Levels or equivalent |
3 Credits |
| UEC |
2 Credits inclusive Maths |
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| English Language Requirements |
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A distinction (A1 or A2) in SPM / UEC English, MUET Band 5, or a score of 213 (Computer based) / 550 (Written based)
in TOEFL, or Band 5.5 in IELTS, or UCSI English Foundation or equivalent. If English Language requirements are not
fulfilled, additional English module(s) must be taken at UCSI.
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| Career Opportunities |
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Considering the programme focus, it will provide students with professional logistics qualifications,
thus, allowing an early achievement of professional status in the field. Moreover, it provides further logistics
capabilities that is required for meeting the challenges and developing more logistics wisdoms. |
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| MoHE Compulsory Subjects |
| Bahasa Kebangsaan, Malaysian Studies, Moral Studies or Islamic Studies |
| Course Structure |
| Semester 1 |
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Accounting Practice
Economics
Study Skills and Employability
Introduction to Logistics Studies
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| Semester 2 |
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Human Resources Management in Logistics Industry
Information Technology in Logistics Management
Introduction to Logistics Management
Quantitative Methods
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| Semester 3 |
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Inventory Management·
Transport and Fleet Management
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| Semester 4 |
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Inbound and Outbound Logistics Systems
Supply Chain Management
The Economics and Finance of Logistics
Transportation Systems and Management
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| Semester 5 |
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Global Commercial Shipping
Logistics System Management
The Environment of Logistics
Warehousing
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| Semester 6 |
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Logistics Organization
Managing Material Flows
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| Semester 7 |
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Logistics Business Strategy and Planning
Logistics and Economy in Global Context
Graduation Project/Dissertation
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