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Tuition Fee
The first academic year is RMB 50,000; The second academic year is RMB 49,160
IGPLM (International Graduate Program in Logistics Management)
Each student in this program must complete 37 graduate credits of course work: 12 credits in four core courses, 5 credits of two field courses and 20 credits of elective courses, or a combination of a research essay and 14 credits of approved courses. The core courses include LM501 Business Logistics (3 credits), LM502 Supply Chain Management (3 credits), LM503 Operations Management (3 credits), LM504 Logistics practice in China (3 credits) and 5 credits of two field courses. There is no thesis requirement for the program. However, students can choose to complete a thesis, which is equivalent to 6 credits of elective courses. A thesis advisor will be appointed for each student who intends to write a thesis. The thesis should be related to the student's major area of study and focused on the Chinese aspects of the field. Students who complete all required course work with grades above 60 on a 100 scale will receive a Master’s degree in Logistics Management. Students who finish only part of required course work may be issued a course certificate.
International Graduate Program in Logistics Management (IGPLM)
Each student in IGPLM must complete 37 graduate credits of course work: 12 credits in four core courses, 5 credits of two field courses and 20 credits of elective courses.
Register place: School of International Education
The first academic year is RMB 50,000; The second academic year is RMB 49,160
IGPLM (International Graduate Program in Logistics Management)
Each student in this program must complete 37 graduate credits of course work: 12 credits in four core courses, 5 credits of two field courses and 20 credits of elective courses, or a combination of a research essay and 14 credits of approved courses. The core courses include LM501 Business Logistics (3 credits), LM502 Supply Chain Management (3 credits), LM503 Operations Management (3 credits), LM504 Logistics practice in China (3 credits) and 5 credits of two field courses. There is no thesis requirement for the program. However, students can choose to complete a thesis, which is equivalent to 6 credits of elective courses. A thesis advisor will be appointed for each student who intends to write a thesis. The thesis should be related to the student's major area of study and focused on the Chinese aspects of the field. Students who complete all required course work with grades above 60 on a 100 scale will receive a Master’s degree in Logistics Management. Students who finish only part of required course work may be issued a course certificate.
International Graduate Program in Logistics Management (IGPLM)
Each student in IGPLM must complete 37 graduate credits of course work: 12 credits in four core courses, 5 credits of two field courses and 20 credits of elective courses.
| Program Requirements | Details of requirement | Course offered |
|---|---|---|
| Core Courses: 12 credits | LM501 Business Logistics (3 credits) LM502 Supply Chain Management (3 credits) LM503 Operations Management (3 credits) | Fall sessions |
| LM504 Logistics Practice in China (3 credits)* * run for three terms (fall-summer sessions) | Fall-Summer sessions | |
| Field courses: 5 credits | LM510 Quantitative analysis in Logistics Management (3 credits) or LM520 International Logistics (3 credits) | Spring sessions |
| LM533 Warehousing Management (2 credits) or AE532 Topics on Chinese Logistics (2 credits) | ||
| Elective Courses *: 20 credits | Elective courses (20 credits) | All sessions |
| FREE Chinese Mandarin Courses (Non-credit) | CH590 Introductory Chinese Mandarin CH591 Intermediate Chinese Mandarin CH592 Advanced Chinese Mandarin | All sessions |
| Total Required Credits | 37 credits |
Note: The course requires students to pay the tuition or admission deposit before issuing the admission package.
Entry Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree
- Good health
Register place: School of International Education
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