The Posts and Telecommunications Institute of Technology (PTIT) has officially launched its Logistics and Supply Chain Management training program under the Business Administration major. Alongside Artificial Intelligence, this is one of the two brand-new academic offerings introduced by the Institute starting from 2025.

According to information from the Institute, the Logistics and Supply Chain Management program is expected to enroll 100 students, with training conducted at both its Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City campuses. Students will be equipped with foundational knowledge in economics, management, commerce, and digital technology, combined with specialized modules such as supply chain operations, international logistics, warehouse and transportation management, and data analytics tools designed for logistics management.

The introduction of these two new training programs aims to meet the soaring human resource demands of the labor market, while simultaneously driving technological and commercial development in Vietnam,” an Institute representative shared. (Source: VnExpress, April 3, 2025)

The curriculum is designed with a modern, practical approach that aligns with global integration and digital transformation trends. Beyond specialized knowledge, students will develop critical soft skills, including critical thinking, teamwork, and the application of information technology in managing and coordinating supply chains.

The Posts and Telecommunications Institute of Technology offers admissions counseling to high school students on March 17. Photo: PTIT.

Regarding admission methods, the Institute maintains stability compared to previous years, which includes: direct admission, high school transcript review, evaluation of academic competency test results from the Vietnam National University (Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City), the thinking assessment test from the Hanoi University of Science and Technology, and National High School Graduation Examination scores.

The launch of the Logistics and Supply Chain Management program marks a significant milestone in PTIT’s integration-oriented, practical, and digital training strategy. It further reaffirms the pioneering role of the Faculty of Business Administration in expanding academic fields that directly address the actual needs of the labor market.