The learning objective for the student is that he/she achieves the following learning outcomes: The course aims to provide students with adequate knowledge to investigate the specific issues of the manufacturing, logistics and supply chain, introducing them to the issues of business cost structure, industrial concentration and the basic characteristics of the sectors. The corporate lawyer is required to have specific skills in economic analysis, market dynamics and value chains. Autonomy of judgement
The student should be able to link economic and technological aspects of production and logistics, supply chain and cross-border business. Ability to apply knowledge and understanding At the end of the course, the student will have the necessary knowledge to understand the main technical-operational issues related to different functions of transport and cross-border business, such as administration, business development, strategic and operational planning, logistics. In addition, the student will be able to understand and solve the main issues of economic nature that characterise consultancy activities in favour of companies engaged in the processes of globalisation of markets, internationalisation and relocation of production activities.
Communication skills The student must be able to communicate logically and with clarity of exposition the topics and contents of the course, combining technical terminology with the managerial terminology of production and logistics processes, and contributing to the resolution of operational problems concerning the activities of firms in international markets.