The Department of Digital Logistics Management was established in the academic year 2025/2026 in response to the rapid developments in the business environment and the digital transformation in supply chain and modern management fields. The establishment of this department aligns with the University’s vision to keep pace with the needs of the local, regional, and global labor markets and its continuous efforts to offer high-quality academic programs that combine theoretical knowledge with modern practical applications.

The department is considered one of the pioneering specializations that integrates logistics management with advanced digital technologies including artificial intelligence, big data analytics, the Internet of Things (IoT), and block chain. This integration prepares professionals to efficiently and innovatively manage digital logistics systems.

Objectives of the Department of Digital Logistics Management

The Department aims to:

1. Graduate academically and professionally qualified students possessing profound knowledge in modern digital logistics management and the capacity to apply digital technologies effectively in the professional environment.
2. cultivate student potential by fostering skills in research and innovation within the fields of logistics management and digital transformation. A core part of this mission is the commitment to supporting students in successfully pursuing postgraduate studies at esteemed local and international universities.
3. Develop skilled workforce for public and private sector roles in logistics, supply chains, and digital operations.
4. Enhance the concepts of digital administrative development and its applications in supply chains and logistics operations by promoting quality, transparency, and digital transformation values.
5. Develop students’ expertise in contemporary digital logistics management, cultivating proficiency in intelligent systems and data analysis.
6. Develop students’ applied and technical skills in line with the requirements of local, regional, and global labor markets, thereby improving their employability and entrepreneurial opportunities.
7. Prepare academic and research professionals capable of advancing scientific knowledge in digital logistics management and smart supply chains.
8. Advance applied scientific research in digital logistics management, keeping pace with global technological and administrative developments to promote innovation and continuous improvement.

Learning Outcomes – Department of Digital Logistics Management

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