
About Department
The Department of Logistics & Supply Chain Management at LIT focuses on developing professionals who can manage the flow of goods, information, and services in today’s global markets. Students learn modern supply chain strategies, warehouse operations, procurement management, transportation systems, demand forecasting, and technology-driven logistics solutions.
Through expert-led sessions, practical case studies, and experiential learning, the department prepares students for careers in ecommerce, manufacturing, retail, logistics companies, shipping industries, and global supply chain operations.
Vision of the Department
To become a center of excellence in Logistics & Supply Chain education by producing industry-ready professionals with strong analytical, managerial, and technological skills to transform global supply networks.
Mission of the Department
To offer a curriculum aligned with modern logistics practices and digital supply chain innovations.
To provide hands-on training through industry projects, case discussions, and expert interaction.
To build critical thinking, leadership, and problem-solving capabilities among students.
To promote ethical, sustainable, and technology-enabled supply chain solutions.
Program Educational Objectives (PEOs)
Equip students with strong foundational knowledge in logistics, procurement, transportation, warehouse management, and supply chain analytics.
Prepare graduates to work effectively in industries such as ecommerce, retail, manufacturing, shipping, and distribution.
Develop leadership, decision-making, and analytical skills to manage complex supply chain networks.
Encourage continuous learning, professional growth, and adaptability to global logistics trends.
Program Outcomes (POs)
Ability to understand and manage end-to-end supply chain operations.
Apply tools and analytical techniques to solve logistics and operational challenges.
Demonstrate effective communication, teamwork, and leadership in business environments.
Use technology and data-driven insights to improve supply chain performance.
Understand ethical and sustainable practices in logistics and global trade.
Adapt to emerging trends such as automation, AI-driven logistics, and digital supply chains.
Hod's Message
Hello my dear studend's
It gives me immense pleasure to utter few words about the credentials of our college. The college has remained a place of excogitation and excellence in Management education. As the needs of society and the profession change, the college explores new programs to better prepare upcoming pharmacists for an expanded role in the health care profession. The continuous changes in responsibilities and scope of practice of the managerial demand a serious commitment to life-long learning. In order to handle this arduous task, our college has excellent group of faculty who are highly qualified and intrinsically motivated. They leave no stone unturned to mould the career of our students.Our college gives the society professionals who are industry ready. They are facilitated to such great extent that they become assets to the organizations they associate with in addition to being responsible citizens of the global healthcare community.We would be more than happy to have you at our institute any time so that you could know more about our allegiance to Management education.
Prof. Sneh Yadav (H.O.D. M.B.A.)
Build Expertise in Logistics
Our program blends practical training, industry insights, and technology-driven learning to help students understand real supply chain operations. From procurement to delivery, students gain experience that prepares them for high-demand careers in logistics and global trade.
Hands-On Learning in Warehouse & Operations
Students explore real-time warehouse processes, inventory control methods, and logistics software to understand efficient operations management.
Learning from Supply Chain Experts
Industry leaders conduct interactive sessions on logistics strategy, procurement, transportation networks, and global market trends.
Technology-Driven Supply Chain Training
Students work with digital tools, data analytics, ERP systems, and automation techniques that shape the future of supply chain management.
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