Bachelor in Logistics

Logistics at the Polish Air Force Academy is offered as a bachelor's-level program, with this listing covering a one-to-two semester track available through the Erasmus Programme. The full first-degree course that this exchange track connects to runs seven semesters and concludes with an engineering thesis, a certificate of completion, and mandatory vocational training. Vocational placements take place after the fourth and sixth semesters, hosted mainly at logistics centers, manufacturing facilities providing airport handling services, and public administration units, giving students direct exposure to operational logistics environments. Full-time and extramural civilian students can choose among three specializations: aviation logistics, airport service management, and military logistics. The program covers production and services management, logistics and supply chain management, logistics infrastructure, supply logistics, production logistics, distribution, transport economics, and airport service management. Basic subjects include mathematics, statistics, systems engineering, economics, and commodity science, supplemented by specialist coursework tied to the chosen specialization. Graduates are prepared for logistics roles within aviation companies, the defense industry, and institutions that rely on aviation technology, and the degree also positions them to continue into second-degree studies. The academy's location and military-academic focus give the program a distinct orientation toward aviation and defense logistics compared with civilian business-logistics degrees, combining technical systems knowledge with practical exposure to airport and defense-sector operations.