The challenging, interdisciplinary study of logistics offers its graduates a wide range of possible professional fields in different areas (e.g. industry, trade, transport) or interface functions (e.g. in consulting or education). For example:

• Logistics services
• Logistics software support
• Logistics publishing houses and media companies
• Logistics financial services
• Civil service
• System houses
• Associations and organizations

Possible areas of work might involve the organisation, planning and coordination of:

• Procurement
• Distribution
• Production
• Materials flow and materials handling
• Shipping and sales
• Warehousing (warehouse inventory management, supervision of storage times)
• Transport
• Disposal

Graduates' competences lie for example in the areas of:

• Process control
• Capacity planning and control
• Planning of supply chains
• Tracking of goods and manufacturing flows
• Control and handling of customer specific orders
• Information management
• Control of communication processes
• Management support and control systems
• Personnel management