Mission of the Institute of Logistics and Computer

Science

The mission of the Institute of

Logistics and Computer Science is to conduct high-quality scientific research

and educate future specialists in the fields of logistics and economic computer

science. The Institute aims to bridge theory with practice by providing

innovative solutions that support the development of a knowledge-based economy.

A key goal is also to develop collaboration with the business sector, public

administration, and research institutions both domestically and

internationally.

Vision of the

Institute of Logistics and Computer Science

The Institute of Logistics and

Computer Science aspires to be a leading research and scientific center in the

fields of logistics, supply chain management, and economic computer science. It

seeks to create modern trends in science and education by utilizing innovative

technologies and an interdisciplinary approach to research. In the long term,

the Institute aims to be a recognizable and valued scientific partner, both

within the academic community and the business sector.

Bachelor’s

Degree in Logistics

In the Logistics program,

students acquire advanced knowledge in the operation of modern enterprises

(operating in the transport, forwarding, and logistics sector), skills for

solving logistical problems (with significant support from IT tools), fundamentals

of economics and management, and the organization of businesses in the context

of sustainable development challenges in both enterprises and the economy.

The integration of theory with

practice is a key feature of the Logistics program. Students participate in

study visits to TSL (Transport-Forwarding-Logistics) industry companies,

lectures led by practitioners, workshops, and panel discussions with the representatives

from the public institutions and logistics companies.

Students can pursue their

interests within the following specializations:

• Cross-border logistics,
• IT support for logistics decision-making,
• Logistics in the enterprise,
• Resources in supply chains.

Master's

Degree in Logistics in the Economy

The curriculum of the Logistics

in the Economy program takes into account the multifaceted nature of logistics

and focuses on an efficiency-driven approach to logistics. The student gains

in-depth knowledge and skills in strategic and tactical logistics management,

including the ability to identify problems in logistics systems, assess risks,

and solve them using current logistics methods and IT tools.

Students have the opportunity to

independently design part of their study program by choosing a master's seminar

and selecting courses from a wide range of elective subjects (including those

taught in a foreign language).

Business

Informatics the first degree studies

The field of study of Business

Informatics with a practical profile was created in order to match the

curriculum of the students with the needs of the labour market in the field of

IT specialists.

Students gain skills in

information systems design, development and testing, learn the principles of

working on information systems in Agile methodologies, develop analytical

skills. In addition, they learn about various aspects of social and economic life.

Students plan their career path

by choosing one of the following specialties:

• Information systems analytics - the analytical path is often chosen by those who prefer to work in contact with another human being and require a very good understanding of business processes;
• Business application programming - the programming path is optimal for those who realize themselves in implementing algorithms and working in smaller teams;
• Databases - the database path combines analysis and programming and relates them to the database area.