The continuing education, further training to become a certified logistics manager postgraduate studies CHE takes one year with a total of 360 lessons. In addition, there are 423 lessons of self-study with transfer assignments and 200 lessons for the diploma thesis.

The face-to-face classes of the diploma logistics manager ND CHE course take place twice a week, either two evenings a week or one evening and every second Saturday the whole day. There is also a company visit outside the course times.

Without well-organized and functioning logistics, an exporting country like Switzerland would quickly reach its limits. Generalists who are responsible for the design, optimization and operation of global logistics networks and value chains are therefore indispensable. Qualified logistics managers take on precisely these tasks and thus the process control of the flow of information, values and goods in procurement, production, storage, distribution and disposal. This further education course focuses on precisely this area and provides participants with the necessary specialist and management skills to take advantage of national and international career opportunities.

Depending on the College of Higher Education, the content of the continuing education, further training to become a certified logistics manager postgraduate studies CHE can of course vary. Possible subjects are: Corporate management, warehouse logistics, operational and strategic procurement, production logistics, materials management, e-commerce and supplier management, distribution logistics, process management, environmental management and controlling. For a detailed list and description of the individual continuing education, further training courses at postgraduate level, please contact the relevant training provider directly via the buttons "Receive free information about Logistics Manager immediately by email" or "Ask a question".

Facility management managers are responsible for the management and maintenance of facilities, buildings and equipment. They also deal with the analysis and optimization of services and operating processes, effective materials management, purchasing and logistics. Facility management managers are responsible for maintaining the value of technical equipment, infrastructure and buildings, and may also be involved in the planning of conversions or modernization, for which they prepare cost calculations, obtain quotations and monitor the implementation.

A qualified Head of Facility Management is also responsible for purchasing, assessing and coordinating external service providers and services. They assume leadership responsibility and are the contact person for strategic management. They also have a good knowledge of operational accounting, financial accounting, controlling, marketing, occupational health and safety and legal issues.

To attend the Postgraduate Diploma in Logistics Management (HF dipl. Logistikleiter/in) course, interested parties are required to have a Federal Diploma of Higher Education (CHE), a College of Higher Education (HFP), a University of Applied Sciences (UAS) or a similar qualification. In addition, at least two years of professional experience in the commercial sector, preferably in logistics or a related field. Persons with comparable qualifications can be admitted "sur dossier" by the course management.