| Program Catagoty | Master's | PhD |
| Faculty | Faculty of Maritime and Transportation | Faculty of Maritime and Transportation |
| Specialty code | 01 | 02 |
| Specialty | Port and Shipping Technology and Management Engineering | Fishery Facilities and Equipment |
| Qualification Awarded | Master's Degree | PhD |
| Discipline | Engineering | Agriculture |
| Language of Instruction | English | English |
| Academic Requirement | Bachelor's degree | Master's degree |
| Chinese Language Proficiency Requirement | ||
| English Language Proficiency Requirement | ||
| Tuition Fees Per Year (CNY) | 20000(CNY) | 20000(CNY) |
| Specific Scholarships | ||
| Program Description | Having the distinct advantage of being one of the first two colleges in Zhejiang Province and key specialty with characteristics of port and shipping logistics to offer this undergraduate degree, students of the major in logistics management study the distribution, material purchasing, warehousing and production operations. With Ningbo’s status as one of top 10 ports in the world, students have exceptional opportunities to observe closely how cargoes move from port to port and what systems are necessary to keep them moving. | The PhD degree in Fishery Facilities and Equipment (FFE), approved by State Council Academic Degrees Committee, is a second-class discipline for doctoral degree under the first-class discipline of Aquaculture at Ningbo University. The research fields include but not limited to: 1) The modern fisheries logistics technology, focused on facilities and equipments for an efficient fishery supply chain etc. 2) The smart aquaculture facilities and equipments, focused on modern on-land aquaculture facilities and marine structures |
| With Ningbo University’s degree completion of Logistics Management major, students are able to work in shipping companies, 3rd party logistics, international freight forwarding, ports and any other related companies. | ||
| An undergraduate degree, combined with one of numerous internship opportunities, allows graduates to transition into a career or to further their studies by entering a graduate program. | ||
| The core courses include Principles of Management, Principles of Statistics, Microeconomics, Logistics Information system, Logistics Operations Research, Logistics, Supply Chain Management, Fundamentals of Transportation, International Trade Practice, Port Management, Transport Economics, Transport Organization, Intelligence Transportation System, Traffic Planning and Design, Container and Multi-modal Transport, Third-party Logistics Management, Container Terminal Operation and Management, International Shipping Management. | ||
| Extra Entry Requirements | ||
| Recruiting Scheme | 50 | 10 |