Economics

Course Objective

To equip students with the skills to manage information flows in the growing national and global markets, direct these flows efficiently into production, and localize international best practices in reducing transport and transaction costs in trade operations.

Course Task

The course aims to train competitive specialists who can manage global information flows, minimize excessive transaction costs in international trade, and adapt to rapidly changing market demands.

Prerequisite Knowledge

Understanding the growth and priority of logistics and service sectors in the global economy.

Skills in modern logistics services, information flow management, inventory placement, and cost minimization.

Basic competencies in modern transport logistics, information communication, and establishing material and technical infrastructure.

Learning Outcomes

In terms of knowledge:

Understand the development and importance of logistics and services in the global economy.

Gain skills in modern logistics services, managing information flows, inventory placement, and cost reduction.

Acquire basic knowledge in transport logistics, information communication, and the formation of material and technical bases.

In terms of skills:

Form competitive specialists through self-learning in modern transport logistics, information communication, and infrastructure development.

Build systems that meet modern standards in logistics services, information flow management, inventory placement, and cost efficiency.

Develop human resources policies that reflect the growing importance of logistics and services in the global economy.