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As a manager or director in transport and distribution, sometimes called a logistics or distribution manager, you’ll oversee the movement of goods or materials for an organisation. Find out more about what it’s like, how your career will progress and what to do to get a role.
You can get a role in this area with a degree in most subjects, but the following will be especially useful:
Some employers might ask you to have a higher national diploma or degree specifically in transport and distribution, or a subject that is likely to include supply chain management in its curriculum.
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Postgraduate qualifications in supply chain management and distribution are becoming more common, so they are a useful way of boosting your employability in a growing sector.
You might consider a postgraduate degree in:
You’ll need to be highly organised for this role, as well as show strong skills in time management and team-working.
Experience in areas like storage and warehouse environments, retail work or administrative roles can all be used to show that you have relevant skills. Graduate schemes and internships are often offered by larger companies, but competition for places can be high so getting previous experience will help you succeed.
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