Smart Logistics Engineering Major
The Smart Logistics Engineering Major aims to cultivate professionals with expertise in distribution and logistics, as well as innovative interdisciplinary talent capable of contributing to the realization of smart logistics by applying advanced DNA technologies—Data, Network, and AI—to the logistics sector.
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TEL 032-835-8702
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FAX 032) 835-0727
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LOCATION Building 14, Room 325
Introduction
As contactless services become increasingly widespread, the e-commerce and logistics markets continue to grow, leading to greater social demand for professionals in distribution and logistics. In particular, as the quality of logistics services has become an important factor in product differentiation, companies are increasingly seeking professionals with the ability to plan and develop logistics services.
Many companies are now adopting data-driven decision-making processes, and the implementation of smart logistics based on data, networks, and artificial intelligence is receiving significant attention in logistics decision-making. Recognizing the importance of smart logistics, the Korean government has designated the advancement of smart logistics systems as a key national initiative and is providing related support. However, the supply of qualified smart logistics professionals remains insufficient to meet growing demand.
Reflecting the importance of education and research in the field of smart logistics, Incheon National University established the Smart Logistics Engineering Major in connection with the Graduate School of Logistics, Korea’s first graduate school specializing in logistics. Since its establishment in 2004, the Graduate School of Logistics has accumulated extensive achievements in logistics education and research. It has also successfully operated the Interdisciplinary Major in Logistics, one of Incheon National University’s leading undergraduate interdisciplinary programs, and has produced many graduates who have joined major Korean companies. In addition, through its extensive network with logistics companies, the Graduate School has provided students with various opportunities for field trips, practical training, and internships.
The Smart Logistics Engineering Major aims to cultivate professionals capable of implementing smart logistics by providing education in data, network, and artificial intelligence technologies, together with fundamental knowledge of logistics. In addition to conventional theoretical courses, students will receive practical training from professionals working in various fields and will have opportunities to gain firsthand experience in logistics operations through internships. The curriculum of the Smart Logistics Engineering Major provides an optimal educational environment for students seeking careers as logistics professionals.