Global Logistics Mastery: Supply Chains, Shipping & Trade

Subtitle: Learn how goods move across borders, oceans, and markets — master the systems behind global trade

What you'll learn

Understand the core concepts of global logistics and supply chain management

Learn how products are transported across countries using various modes of transport

Explore how international shipping, customs, and trade regulations work

Identify the key roles of freight forwarders, 3PLs, and logistics providers

Gain insight into warehousing, inventory control, and distribution strategies

Understand Incoterms and their importance in global trade contracts

Discover how businesses manage logistics risks and reduce costs

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Requirements

No prior experience in logistics or supply chain is needed

Description

Course Description:Global logistics is the backbone of international trade. Every product you buy — from your phone to your clothes — has traveled across borders through a complex system of transportation, warehousing, and coordination. This course offers a clear and practical introduction to how that system works.Whether you're new to the field or looking to better understand how goods move around the world, this course is designed to make global logistics accessible and easy to follow. We’ll walk you through the entire journey a product takes, from the moment it's made in one country to the moment it reaches the shelf or doorstep in another. Along the way, you’ll gain insights into the real-world challenges and strategies involved in moving products across continents.You'll explore how companies manage the flow of goods, deal with international shipping, navigate customs and regulations, and make smart choices about transportation methods. The course will also explain the roles of the key players — from freight forwarders to logistics managers — and how everything fits together in a global supply chain.Whether you're a business owner, student, or professional in another industry, understanding global logistics can open up new opportunities and improve the way you think about business and trade. By the end of the course, you’ll have a solid grasp of how the world stays connected through the movement of goods — and why logistics is one of the most critical industries in our global economy.

Overview

Section 1: MODULE

Lecture 1 THE DEVELOPMENT OF GLOBAL LOGISTICS

Lecture 2 DIFFERENCES IN CULTURE AND FOREIGN LABOUR LAWS

Lecture 3 SECURITY

Lecture 4 ENVIROMENTAL FRIENDLY

Section 2: MODULE

Lecture 5 MODES

Lecture 6 SHIPPING CONFERENCES AND ALLIANCES

Lecture 7 CONTAINERS

Lecture 8 INBOUND

Lecture 9 DOCUMENTS

Section 3: MODULE

Lecture 10 INCOTERMS

Lecture 11 INCOTERMS FUNCTIONS

Lecture 12 EX WORKS AND FCA

Lecture 13 CPT AND CIP

Lecture 14 DAP DPU AND DDPS

Lecture 15 M TERMS

Lecture 16 INCOTERMS CLASSIFICATOIN

Section 4: MODULE

Lecture 17 OUTSOURCE

Lecture 18 FREIGHT FORWARDER

Lecture 19 FREIGHT CONSOLIDATORS

Lecture 20 NVOCCS

Lecture 21 EMC

Lecture 22 PACKING

Lecture 23 CUSTOMS BROKERS

Lecture 24 OUTSOURCES

Section 5: MODULE

Lecture 25 INVENTORY

Lecture 26 DISTRIBUTION CENTER

Lecture 27 SUPPLY CHAIN

Lecture 28 PACKAGING

Lecture 29 REVERSE LOGISTICS

Lecture 30 RISKS

Beginners who want to understand how global logistics and supply chains work,Business students or recent graduates exploring careers in logistics, trade, or supply chain management,Entrepreneurs and small business owners involved in importing, exporting, or product distribution,Professionals in other industries who work with logistics teams or global operations,Who this course is for: Beginners who want to understand how global logistics and supply chains work Business students or recent graduates exploring careers in logistics, trade, or supply chain management Entrepreneurs and small business owners involved in importing, exporting, or product distribution Professionals in other industries who work with logistics teams or global operations Anyone curious about how goods move across countries and how international trade is managed