About the Industry
Join UNF Continuing Education as we discuss our industry leading courses in the following areas: logistics, distribution, transportation and information technology as it relates to the supply chain logistics and supply chain management needs. We're committed to providing the most relevant and current logistics and distribution skills for your employees or to help you advance through your career.
There are endless opportunities for trained professionals in these fields, and our goal is to ensure that you are ready to compete in today’s workforce. Come learn how you can partner with UNF to position yourself and/or your company for success in this competitive industry.
Florida’s success as a global hub requires a skilled workforce that can support each aspect of Florida’s global vision. *
There are endless opportunities for trained professionals in these fields, and our goal is to ensure that you are ready to compete in today’s workforce. Come learn how you can partner with UNF to position yourself and/or your company for success in this competitive industry.
The information session is free of charge to attend, and walk-ins are welcome although an RSVP is preferred.
Benefits of pursuing a career in logistics include:
- Higher wages. 512,000 jobs in transportation, trade and logistics pay 30 percent more than the statewide average*
- More jobs. Florida is projected to add 150,000 new logistics-related jobs during the next five years*
- Local, national and global opportunities
- Great opportunities for advancement
- Build on current skills
- Fill an industry gap
- The UNF Logistics and Supply Chain Certificate can be achieved in three months
Who Should Attend
- Supply chain and logistics managers
- Supervisors and operations managers
- Logistics coordinators
- Individuals who want to stand out, advance their career and move up within an organization
- Vendors/suppliers to supply chain and logistics companies to understand the industry to offer better customer service and provide more value added services
- Someone new to the transportation and logistics industry
- Military members transitioning to the civilian workforce
Upcoming Courses
* Florida Trade and Logistics Study 2.0
