Course Details
| Course Code: |
TS9001 |
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Course Title:
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Logistics for Import and Export Operations
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Short Title:
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Export Import
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| Course Level:: |
Level 9 |
| Valid From:: |
2022/2023 Sem 2 |
| Owner: |
School of Logistics & Maritime
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| Assessment Method: |
Achievement |
| Course Aim |
This unit aims to provide students with critical knowledge of export and import operations across different jurisdictional settings (with particular focus on Bahrain and the wider GCC market). Students will examine and critically analyze the role of broader regional and global trends and players in shaping and formalizing key export and import processes. The inclusion of robust theories, frameworks, and strategies will aid students in analysing, solving, and mitigating complex export/import issues and risks.
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| CILO |
| On Completion of this course, the learner will be able to |
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Learning Outcome Description |
| 1 |
Demonstrate critical knowledge and understanding of theories, concepts and global and regional trends in logistic operations |
| 2 |
Apply specialized theories, concepts, and ethical practices to solving different logistics scenarios. |
| 3 |
Critically analyze key regulatory and procedural requirements to support problem solving and decision making in export and import problems. |
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Demonstrate professional level oral and written communication skills, including the ability to develop sound and coherent arguments to present complex ideas relating to export and import issues. |
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Operate at a professional level with substantial responsibility for individual and group work activities on complex and undefined problems in the conduct of logistics operations across international boundaries. |
| Other Controlled Assessments |
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The institute reserves the right to alter the nature and timings of assessment
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Affiliated Entities
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| Entity Code |
Entity Title |
Entity Version |
Entity Type |
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ITS9000
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Master in International Trade and Strategy
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1
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Programme
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