OCCUPATIONAL PROFILE OF GRADUATES

Graduates of the Logistics Associate Degree Program are qualified for employment in both public institutions and organizations as well as private sector enterprises operating in logistics services and logistics-related activities, in line with the knowledge, skills, and competencies they acquire throughout the program. They may work in areas such as transportation, warehousing, inventory management, distribution, procurement, order management, logistics operations, supply chain processes, and sales operations.

Graduates who successfully complete the program may pursue careers particularly in companies operating in customs clearance, warehousing, distribution, transportation, foreign trade, and international logistics. They are also qualified for employment in import and export companies, logistics service providers, freight forwarding companies, and the logistics and supply chain departments of manufacturing and retail enterprises. In addition, graduates may work in positions related to logistics processes within finance, marketing, and foreign trade departments.

Graduates may also establish their own businesses and engage in entrepreneurial activities in the fields of logistics and transportation or pursue freelance, project-based, and consultancy-oriented career paths. Employment opportunities for graduates are shaped by the program learning outcomes they have achieved, their professional competencies, and their individual career goals.