Logistics in Foreign Economic Activity

Field of Study

38.04.02 Management

Master’s degree

Form of study

Full‑time

2 years

Class Schedule

4 days a week: 3 weekdays from 7:00 PM to 9:50 PM (19:00–21:50)
Saturday from 9:30 AM to 4:00 PM (09:30–16:00)

Faculty

Faculty of International Trade Management

About the program

The program focuses on training high-class managers equipped with specialized knowledge, skills, and abilities in the field of international logistics, capable of organizing and overseeing logistics business processes in the international operations of organizations
The program’s faculty comprises both associate professors and professors from the Academy and other prestigious universities, who possess practical experience in international management and logistics, along with external experts from the logistics sector (including CEOs and department heads from major international logistics firms, as well as members of international expert committees)
The practice-oriented classes are based on active learning methods, including case studies, business simulations, and modules created using real-world experience from international companies
The English language programme has been specially tailored for this specialization, providing students with the opportunity to master logistics terminology
Students benefit from a range of professional development opportunities, including logistics business seminars, educational excursions, and expert-led master classes
The final outcome of the training is the defense of a graduation thesis focused on foreign trade logistics challenges. Students develop this work over a two-year period under the guidance of a research supervisor
Graduates of the program are highly sought-after specialists in their field, with over 95% of alumni successfully employed in their specialized area of expertise

Program Supervisors and Coordinators

Program Supervisor

Yulia V. Zvorykina

Doctor of Economic Sciences Professor of the Department of Management and Marketing

Program Coordinator

Irina Yu. Karkhova

Professor of the Department of Management and Marketing