Bachelor’s Degree in Logistics and Production
Programme overview
Learn to keep materials, information and operations moving.
Understand how organisations purchase, produce, store and deliver. This curriculum develops skills in demand forecasting, inventory management, production planning, transport, quality and supply-chain information systems. You connect operational decisions with cost, service and performance, then apply your learning through a specialist project and final internship.
Licence en Sciences de Gestion — parcours Logistique et Production
3 years · 6 semesters · 180 credits · On-campus study · Tunis
Accredited for the 2026–2027 academic year.
Is this pathway right for you?
A good fit if you enjoy solving practical problems, coordinating activities and improving how a process works. Choose this pathway if operations, purchasing, production or distribution interest you.
What you will learn to do
- Analyse demand and inventory to support purchasing and stock decisions.
- Plan production, scheduling and capacity requirements.
- Use logistics information systems, ERP tools and operational dashboards.
- Identify opportunities to improve quality, flows and operational performance.
Illustrative application: compare stock policies, assess delivery constraints and recommend a plan that balances availability and operating cost.
From coursework to practice
Semester 5 includes flow simulation, operational optimisation and an applied logistics and production project. Semester 6 is a 30-credit professional internship, report and oral defence.
Career pathways
Relevant entry-level directions include:
- Logistics assistant
- Procurement assistant
- Junior inventory coordinator
- Production-planning assistant
- Junior transport coordinator
- Supply-chain assistant
Progression depends on your experience, skills and employer requirements.
Further study
Further study may focus on supply-chain management, operations, production, industrial management or quality, subject to each programme’s admissions criteria.
Your curriculum, semester by semester
Semester 1 · 30 credits
- Introduction to Management (3 credits)
- Microeconomics (3 credits)
- Financial Accounting I (4 credits)
- Introduction to Business Law (2 credits)
- Mathematics Applied to Management (3 credits)
- Financial Mathematics (3 credits)
- Business Organisation (3 credits)
- Economic and Social Environment of Business (4 credits)
- Study Skills: Studying at University (2 credits)
- Professional French 1 (1 credit)
- Digital Skills (2 credits)
Semester 2 · 30 credits
- Macroeconomics (3 credits)
- Marketing Fundamentals (3 credits)
- Financial Accounting II (4 credits)
- Business and Company Law (2 credits)
- Statistics and Probability for Management (4 credits)
- Data Analysis for Management (2 credits)
- Business Performance Management Tools (4 credits)
- Management Information Systems (3 credits)
- Study Skills: Learning How to Learn (2 credits)
- Professional French 2 (1 credit)
- English 1 (2 credits)
Semester 3 · 30 credits
- Operations Management (3 credits)
- Production Processes and Methods (3 credits)
- Procurement Management (3 credits)
- Inventory Management I (4 credits)
- Applied Operations Research (3 credits)
- Demand Forecasting (3 credits)
- Management Accounting (3 credits)
- Quality and Process Improvement (4 credits)
- Soft Skills: Personal Career Project (2 credits)
- Professional French 3 (1 credit)
- English 2 (1 credit)
Semester 4 · 30 credits
- Production Planning (3 credits)
- Scheduling and Capacity Management (3 credits)
- Transport Logistics (3 credits)
- Warehouse Management and Distribution (4 credits)
- Logistics Information Systems (3 credits)
- ERP and Flow Management Tools (3 credits)
- Operational Management Control (3 credits)
- Logistics Dashboards and Performance Indicators (3 credits)
- Soft Skills: Personal and Professional Development (2 credits)
- English 3 (1 credit)
- Entrepreneurship (2 credits)
Semester 5 · 30 credits
- Supply Chain Management (3 credits)
- Lean Management and Continuous Improvement (3 credits)
- Inventory Management II (3 credits)
- Advanced Planning and MRP (3 credits)
- Purchasing and Supplier Relations (3 credits)
- International Logistics and Foreign Trade (3 credits)
- Flow Simulation and Operational Optimisation (3 credits)
- Applied Logistics and Production Project (3 credits)
- Soft Skills: Career Preparation and Personal Branding (2 credits)
- Entrepreneurship (2 credits)
- Digital Skills (2 credits)
Semester 6 · 30 credits
- Professional Internship, Report and Oral Defence (30 credits)
Compare your options
Logistics and Production focuses on the physical and information flows behind a business. Finance focuses on funding and financial performance; Marketing focuses on customers and demand.
Plan your admission
New applicants: tell admissions your current qualification, results and intended intake. Ask the team to confirm eligibility and any admission assessment.
Transfer applicants: prepare transcripts and course descriptions for an individual credit review. The approved decision determines your remaining academic requirements.
Fees and scholarships: request a written breakdown of tuition, registration charges, payment dates and any scholarship decision.
Language and schedule: confirm the language of instruction, weekly timetable and examination arrangements before registration.
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