This course aims to give a vision of the importance of Logistics during the development of the economic activity of any company in an international environment.
Currently, logistics has become one of the basic pillars of any organization so it is necessary to know the role it plays in International Trade and its relationship with the international transport of goods.
In order to do so, it will be necessary to deal with various issues such as its definition, the network that forms it, the importance of Incoterms as well as the role of transport as a link in the logistics chain. It is important to bear in mind the two phases that compose it: the static one that includes the physical protection and the legal-economic protection of the goods and the dynamic one that includes the technical, commercial and documentary aspects of the means of transport.
The main objective of this course is the following:
To understand the role of transport as a link in the logistics chain and then analyse its two phases in detail: static and dynamic.
To know and analyze the importance of Incoterms: international rules that regulate the interpretation of commercial terms in a sales contract.
Learning to value the importance of adequate physical and legal-economic protection of goods.
Study each of the means of transport at a technical, commercial and documentary level so that the most appropriate decision can be taken at all times.
Specified time period: This course has and extension of 20 contact ours at ENAE premises.
Timetable: This course is delivered on Friday from 16:30 h. to 21:30 h. and Saturday from 9:00 h. to 14:00 h.
Place and Address: Edif. ENAE. Campus Universitario de Espinardo 30100 Espinardo Murcia- Spain
This program is part of a Master that has limited availability. Taking this course will provide you great oportunities for expanding your professional networks. Final admission decision is reserved to ENAE Business School on the basis of prerequisites established for the course, room availability and specific group profile required.
1. Theoretical presentations alternated with practical exposure so as to see their relationship with results in business. The interrelation between theory and practice is a methodology in which students must be involved. This methodological issue will be used for both business executives and professionals, and for recent graduates who want to join the same course.
2. Several case studies are sent from those that companies have been facing in real life for students, with the relevant knowledge acquired, to do the analysis between the different lines of action that may arise and choose the one considered more realistic and adjusted to the case. The student should become accustomed to making decisions and understand the implications of them.
3. Case studies and readings will be sent to participants through the virtual campus. At the same time chat forums or debate centres may be created on campus or virtual in which the views of the participants will be contrasted. . These tools will be used by the students to contrast their different points of view.
4. Virtual Campus is a tool that allows a much more fluid relationship between students and teachers at personal and on line level.
5. Teaching the course will take into account how the student intends to apply the knowledge acquired to the final project at the end of the Master.