Business & Economics / Faculty of Logistics and International Business

Logistics and Supply Chain Management

Logistics and Supply Chain Management is a field that focuses on studying and optimizing activities related to the movement, storage, and distribution of goods from production to end consumers. This field encompasses various aspects such as transportation, warehousing, inventory management, packaging, distribution, and information management to ensure an efficient, cost-effective supply chain that meets customer demands.

Overview of the study field

Students majoring in Logistics and Supply Chain Management will be equipped with in-depth knowledge in supply chain operations, transportation, warehousing, and process optimization. With a curriculum that integrates theory and real-world practice, students will develop strong project management skills, data analysis capabilities, and strategic thinking. This prepares them to thrive in a global working environment or launch their own startups in the dynamic and promising field of logistics.

Major code

7510605

Training duration

3 years - 9 semesters

Degree after graduation

Bachelor's Degree in Logistics and Supply Chain Management

Admission combination

Math, Physics, Literature (C01)
Math, Literature, History (C03)
Math, Literature, Civic Education (C14)
Math, Literature, English (D01)

Degree after graduation

Bachelor's Degree in Logistics and Supply Chain Management

Highlights of the training program

The Bachelor of Logistics and Supply Chain Management program at Dai Nam University is developed based on the vision, mission, and strategic goals of the university and the Faculty of Logistics and International Business. This program follows an application-oriented approach, equipping students with in-depth knowledge and practical skills aligned with modern development trends, meeting the demands of the labor market in the era of global integration.

Training program

Short training duration: The 3-year training program helps students save time, enter the labor market early, seize career opportunities, and develop their careers quickly.

The program is designed with 124 credits, focusing on practical application, blending theoretical teaching with real-life experiences. Of these, 50% is dedicated to theoretical content; 40% focuses on practical programs, projects, and internship activities at businesses; and 10% involves direct interactions with expert instructors. In addition, students are connected with companies and guided in career development through various academic "platforms."

Faculty Members

The Dean of the Faculty of Logistics and International Business is Dr. Le Thi My Ngoc, who has 22 years of experience in teaching and consulting for businesses in the fields of marketing and logistics.

The faculty members possess strong expertise and practical experience. In particular, the team of academic advisors is youthful, dynamic, and always ready to support students 24/7.

Modern facilities

Students study in a modern, green, clean, and beautiful campus spanning nearly 10 hectares, located in the heart of Ha Dong District, Hanoi.

Graduate competencies

Learning Outcomes
1. In-depth knowledge of supply chain management, logistics, transportation, and warehousing to meet practical demands.
2. Strong analytical and problem-solving skills for effective decision-making in a global business environment.
3. Proficiency in technology and modern data analysis tools to optimize processes and improve work efficiency.
4. Excellent communication and teamwork skills, ready to work in multicultural and multinational settings.
5. Capability to plan and manage logistics projects, ensuring smooth and efficient supply chain operations.
6. Career-ready with strong adaptability and entrepreneurial spirit in the promising logistics industry.

Curriculum structure

Curriculum overview

The Bachelor’s program in Logistics and Supply Chain Management at Dai Nam University is designed with 124 credits, following an application-oriented approach, combining theoretical instruction with practical experience.

The first-year curriculum

Students can participate in activities supporting logistics-related tasks on-site.

The second-year curriculum

Students participate in various tasks related to warehousing, transportation, distribution,...

The third-year curriculum

Students take on various roles related to import-export operations, international transportation and freight forwarding, on-site logistics operations, warehousing, transportation, distribution, and support tasks for logistics activities such as customs procedures, insurance.

Learning and teaching methods

Innovative teaching methods
1. Learning from Real-World Businesses: Students participate in real projects, working with industry companies, helping them quickly understand modern processes and technologies.
2. Technology-Integrated Teaching: The use of specialized software and data analysis tools enables students to practice and develop essential technological skills for the industry.
3. Interactive Learning Methods: Instructors encourage students to participate in discussions, debates, and creativity, fostering an active and in-depth learning environment.
4. Simulation and Case Studies: Real-world scenarios in logistics and supply chain management are simulated, allowing students to solve specific and complex problems.
5. Expert Training and Group Projects: Students work in teams to address issues within the supply chain, honing collaboration, communication, and project management skills, while being guided to become experts in logistics and supply chain management.

Job opportunities after graduation

High demand for human resources

The Logistics and Supply Chain Management field is increasingly attracting more students due to its attractive salary and wide job opportunities. After graduation, students can take on various important positions in both domestic and international companies.
What jobs can graduates do? Where can they work?
Graduates of the Logistics and Supply Chain Management program can take on a variety of important positions, such as:
- Warehouse Management Specialist: Designing and operating efficient warehouse management systems.
- Sales Executive: Working at logistics companies to ensure smooth business operations.
- Documentation and Bill of Lading Officer: Handling paperwork at supply, distribution, and import-export companies.
- Customs or Airport Operations Specialist: Employed at seaports, shipping lines, or related agencies.
- Procurement and Freight Forwarding Officer: Managing domestic and international purchasing and shipping processes.
- Customs Consulting and International Payment Specialist: Providing solutions for customs procedures and international transactions.
- Specialist at international organizations or government agencies: Engaging in logistics and supply chain management roles.
- Lecturer: Teaching at universities and colleges.
These roles offer excellent career prospects and numerous opportunities for growth for graduates.
How much is the salary?
The logistics industry offers not only diverse career opportunities but also highly competitive salaries:
- Fresh graduates typically earn a starting salary ranging from 8 to 12 million VND/month.
- Professionals with 2–5 years of experience can earn between 15 to 30 million VND/month, depending on the company size and individual skillset.
- Senior management positions offer salaries from 75 to 125 million VND/month.

Admission methods and registration guidelines for 2025

03 methods

1/ Method 1: Admission based on 2024 National High School Exam scores.

2/ Method 2: Admission based on high school academic transcripts.

3/ Method 3: Direct admission per the regulations of the Ministry of Education and Training.

04 combinations

C01 (Math, Physics, Literature)
C03 (Math, Literature, History)
C14 (Math, Literature, Civic Education)
D01 (Math, Literature, English)

Registration Procedure

Fill out the online application form at: http://hosoxettuyen.dainam.edu.vn/

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