Logistics Management
Academy Profession Programme
For those of you who want to connect the world with efficient logistics.
Be prepared for the many challenges in a globalised world
Logistics Management is the ideal study programme for students who wish to utilise efficient logistics to unite the world.
Companies today are looking for employees with strong competences within business, language, and logistics. If you would like to play a central role in planning, coordinating, and managing the company’s flow of goods and information in a global setting, this is the perfect study programme for you!
Why not choose a challenging study that will provide you with core competences within logistics, international finance, and supply chain management?
Your career begins from the very first day of your studies. Throughout the programme, we focus on highly relevant issues within the subject area, amongst other things, by having experienced professionals and specialists visit as guest lecturers. You will acquire core competences upon which you can build further – either in subsequent job situations or through Top-Ups either in Denmark or abroad.
As a student at UCL University College, you will also have an opportunity to gain international experience during your period of study.
1st-year study programme
- Logistics: Logistics Management// Organisation Theory// The Value Chain
- Marketing: Strategic Analysis and Planning// Market Analysis// Logistical Implications
- Business Perspectives: Accounting// Commercial Law
- Language: English
2nd study year study programme
- Specialization Options:
International Marketing
Logistics and Planning - Electives:
A combination of subjects supports your choice of specialization - Final Project:
You decide on the topic. The project is practically-oriented and relates to logistic challenges in a company
International profile
As a student at UCL University College, it is possible to create an international profile during your studies. Depending on your chosen programme you can go on short international modules, study a semester or do your internship abroad, and participate in international projects.
The knowledge and insights that come from international experiences, as you encounter cultures of other countries, can be useful for more than personal enrichment. Such insights may also make you highly attractive to the Danish and international job markets.
Going abroad is an adventure, which will equip you with skills and experiences for life. You will develop yourself both professionally and personally, and you have a great opportunity to make friends and a network abroad.
Practical experience
One of the things that characterise the study programmes at UCL University College is that you will receive an education that emphasises practical experience. Amongst other things, you will work on practical cases in class, and work on projects with real businesses. The most practically-oriented part of the study is the internship, which is an integrated part of all study programmes at UCL.
The internship is your chance to use and test your knowledge and theory in the 'real world'. The internship also gives you the opportunity to test, what exactly you want to do with your degree once graduated.
When the time comes for you to find your first job as a graduate, you will because of a strong internship not only have theoretical knowledge, but also important experience of how it is to work in your specific field of interest.
We live in a world where we are increasingly and constantly challenged by the opportunities of globalisation.
Danish companies must be flexible and innovative to cope with this new situation, and although product development and marketing efforts are often initiated in Denmark, actual production is outsourced to suppliers abroad – in and outside Europe.
In the future, there will undoubtedly be a heavier demand for highly qualified and competent employees with degrees in logistics and marketing.
Effective logistical management utilising computer-based technologies and telecommunication with vehicles on the road, vessels on the oceans, trains, and aeroplanes can ensure that international shipments will arrive just in time – and according to pre-arranged schedules. And with due respect for the environment.
The Logistics Management programme is designed and developed by the Danish Ministry of Education in close cooperation with business enterprises, organisations, the Danish Ministry of Economic and Business Affairs and the Danish Ministry of Transport and Energy.
After completion of the study programme graduates have excellent job possibilities within Logistics and Marketing in Denmark and abroad.
Further education
We offer a 1½-years BA Top-Up, as a further study after Logistics Management.
The Academy Profession (AP) Programme can be extended and qualifies students’ admission to universities offering Bachelor’s or Master’s Degrees.
Generally, the AP degree will give two years’ credit. Opportunities to supplement the Bachelor’s degree with a Master’s exist in Denmark as well as abroad in countries like England, Australia, and the US.
UCL is constantly working on extending and improving the Top-Up possibilities.
At present we are working closely together with these institutions:
- Huddersfield University
- VIA - Value Chain Management
- Syddansk Universitet - HA
- Malmø Universitet
General Diploma requirements:
- A Danish Gymnasium Diploma or
- An International or European Baccalaureate Diploma or
- A “High School” or “Secondary School” Diploma from European or non-European countries, which are equivalent of the Danish Gymnasium level
- Diplomas from European Countries: Most High School/Secondary School Diplomas are equivalent of the Danish Gymnasium level
- Diplomas from outside Europe: Most High School/Secondary School Diplomas are not equivalent of the Danish Gymnasium level but may require one additional year of University studies to meet the required entry-level
Specific requirements for Logistics Management:
- Mathematics or Business Economics passed at a Danish C-level or equivalent
- The equivalent of a Danish C-level is 125 hours of Mathematics or Business Economics during the last three years of High School/Secondary School
- English passed at a Danish B-level or equivalent with a minimum score of 3,0 (after the danish grading scale)
- The equivalent of a Danish B-level is 210 hours of English during the last three years of High School/Secondary School
- Independent English language test (no more than two years old) see minimum scores
- Danish and Nordic applicants and native English speakers: Independent English language test is not required
- Non-native English speakers from European countries: all of the mentioned tests will be accepted
- Non-native English speakers from non-European countries: Only IELTS and TOEFL are accepted
Supplementary requirements:
- Motivational letter explaining your reasons for wanting a study place in this programme
Other qualifications:
If you do not hold the above-mentioned qualifications, but you have other relevant qualifications, for instance, a Vocational education within a relevant area, please contact a Student Counsellor for an individual assessment.
How to apply
You apply for admission by clicking on the button 'apply'.
Documents
When you apply, you should attach all relevant documents, for instance:
- Your High School Diploma including a transcript of subjects and grades, or just a transcript of grades, if you have not yet completed your degree. All Diplomas and transcripts must be in English as well as original language if the degree was not taken in English
- Proof of an independent English language test
- Proof of citizenship (passport or ID card)
- Your current residence permit to Denmark (only if you have such)
- A motivational letter, explaining why you want to study this programme
Area Admission Number
You will need to use the Admission Area Number below:
Logistics Management, Odense; 87065.
Available study places
Odense intake
Summer: 30 places
Tuition fees
Information concerning admissions
Please contact UCL's Admissions Hotline if your enquiry is related to:
- Admission requirements
- Application procedure
- Admission
On July 28, you will be informed via UCL's Admissions Portal whether or not you have been admitted to the course of studies for which you have applied.
Phone: +45 6318 3333
Mail:optagelse@ucl.dk
