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我现在在非211学校读物流管理,想去sfu或者ubc读研,现在大三,平均分80多,请问申请上述两所学校的什么专业比较合适?谢谢加拿大的学校好像都没有物流专业,我现在也不知道能读什么专业了..郁闷..还有,如果我的大学在我毕业之前升级成211对我的申请有帮助吗?请大家帮我出出主意,谢谢了

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回复: 留学加拿大研究生的问题..我现在在非211学校读物流管理,想去sfu或者ubc读研,现在大三,平均分80多,请问申请上述两所学校的什么专业比较合适?谢谢加拿大的学校好像都没有物流专业,我现在也不知道能读什么专业了..郁闷..还有,如果我的大学在我毕业之前升级成211对我的申请有帮助吗?请大家帮我出出主意,谢谢了点击展开...物流为啥要研究生?这不是学术性学位.

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回复: 留学加拿大研究生的问题..物流为啥要研究生?这不是学术性学位.点击展开...只是想出来读研啊

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回复: 留学加拿大研究生的问题..可以读什么专业?

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回复: 留学加拿大研究生的问题..Graduate Careers in LogisticsThe career prospects for graduates in Logistics is growing all the time. Even when companies have been cutting costs, no expense has been spared on maintaining a high demand of able and experienced supply-chain managers. If you are highly organised and have an ability to co-ordinate many different variables at once, a graduate career in Logistics could be for you. Logistics managers play a crucial role in organising and improving the supply chain. This could include liasing with suppliers of raw materials, manufacturers, retailers and, increasingly, the end consumer. Goods have to be in place at the right time and in the right quantity to satisfy consumer demand and ensure maximum sales. A graduate career in Logistics is as demanding as it is rewarding with many employers offering competitive salaries to top graduates. If you’re a graduate with good interpersonal skills, have an aptitude for problem solving and can analyse statistics then you should consider a graduate career in Logistics.Logistics managers work with other professionals, such as purchasing officers, warehouse and transport managers, to make sure that goods are received in the depot on time, stored correctly, and dispatched on time. Using specialist computer packages, they monitor stock levels, re-order goods when necessary, and track the movement of goods through the depot. They may also oversee the ordering process and packaging of goods ready for dispatch. An important part of the job is to analyse existing networks and systems and develop new ones to improve efficiency.Entry levelTo pursue a graduate career in Logistics, you need not necessarily have a degree in a logistics-related subject, though this would be an advantage. Employers will be looking at a demonstrable ability to analyse data and a fluency in I.T. Degrees in Transport, Geography and some Business-related subjects may also be considered.It is possible to take relevant higher degrees, such as an MSc in Transport Management, MSc in Purchasing and Supply Chain Management, or MSc in Logistics, though these are not essential prerequisites for application.Making the gradeSome larger employers offer graduate training schemes. Logistics managers may study part time or by distance learning for qualifications from the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport. The CILT(UK) Professional Diploma for example is aimed at those in middle management positions such as Supply-Chain Management. For the aspiring senior manager, the CILT advanced Diploma in Logistics is available to study whilst on-the-job.Personal qualitiesTo manage, co-ordinate and improve the total supply chain demands high-level managerial skills and the capacity to play a key part in meeting your company's longer-term strategic objectives. You would need to be numerate and able to solve problems, think on your feet and manage people. The ability to use IT packages and electronic communication methods would be vital. You must be able to prioritise your work and to work well under pressure.Looking aheadA wide range of organisations employ logistics managers, from small firms that operate locally to national and multinational companies.Employers include wholesalers, warehousing and distribution firms, manufacturers, freight forwarders, central and local government, public utilities such as water, gas and electricity companies, major retailers, charities and the armed forces.Currently, the logistics service market in the UK is the most advanced in Europe, and opportunities for development are likely to continue with the demand from companies for pan-European supply chain solutions. Consultancy services, often with specialist areas of expertise, are also developing and offer progression pathways once you have gained suitable experience.Alternative suggestionsOther possibilities might include buyer, freight forwarder, marketing executive, operational researcher or retail manager.Take-home payAs a guide, starting salaries for graduates are around 17,000 to 20,000 a year, while experienced distribution managers earn around 25,000 to 40,000 a year, and directors considerably more. You may also receive performance-related bonuses and other benefits such as a company car.EffectsDistribution managers sometimes work office hours, Monday to Friday. However, depending on the operation, you may have to work evenings and weekends on a rota, or be on call to deal with emergencies. Many firms run 24-hour operations, where you would have to work shifts.A graduate career in Logistics offers you the chance to become part of what is integral to any successful goods company or manufacturer. If you’re serious about a graduate career in Logistics you should visit the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport www.ciltuk.org.uk and Skills for Logistics www.skillsforlogistic.org for more information.

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