Introduction to Quantitative Techniques in Logistics
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Faculty Website: College of Business and Economics
Department: Department of Transport and Supply Chain Management
Programme Level: Continuous Education Programmes
Programme Name: Introduction to Quantitative Techniques in Logistics
Programme Code: S1QTLQ
Medium of Facilitation: Part-Time
NQF Level: 7
NQF Credits: 0
SAQA:
Application Start Date: 1 April 2022
Application End Date: 30 September 2022
Campus: Auckland Park Kingsway
Contacts: UJ Call Centre 011 559-4555
Email: mylife@uj.ac.za
Duration of Study: 1 Week
Purpose
The purpose of this SLP is an enrichment programme for all students who have been accepted for the BComHons (Logistics Management) but do not have sufficient understudy in the field of quantitative techniques, especially students from other institutions.
Admission Requirements
BCom, with the intent to register for the BComHons (Logistics Management’s) (H1CL2Q) modules Quantitative Management Techniques in Logistics (LMA8X06) or for Demand Planning (LMA8X11).
Selection Process
Selection is based on academic credit.
More Information
https://www.uj.ac.za/admission-aid/continuing-education-programmes/
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