WOU’s Bachelor of Business (Hons) in Logistics and Supply Chain Management (BBLC) programme has officially been accredited by the Society of Logisticians, Malaysia (LogM), signifying recognition of the programme’s excellence and alignment with industry standards. This endorsement highlights the BBLC programme’s capacity to deliver cutting-edge logistics education, aimed at elevating the status of industry practitioners in Malaysia.
Following the BBLC programme’s fulfilment of LogM’s stringent professional requirements, the accreditation now enables graduates to register as Associate Logistician (ALogM) and Logistician (MLogM).
The accreditation award was conferred during the LogM Logistician Admission Ceremony 2024, held on 7 December at Auditorium A, KOMTAR, Penang. Dr Kan Wen Huey, Senior Lecturer from the School of Business and Administration , received the award on behalf of WOU from Dato’ Ir Rajendran A/L P. Anthony, Mayor of Penang Island City Council, and Dato’ Log Ts Chang Kah Loon, President of LogM.
The ceremony also saw the presentation of the prestigious LogM-WOU Best Student Award (2023) to BBLC graduate Log Lim Hooi Jun, recognising her outstanding academic achievements.
Reflecting on the recognition by LogM, WOU Chief Executive and Vice Chancellor, Prof Dr Lily Chan remarked, “The professional accreditation of our BBLC programme by LogM is a significant milestone for WOU. This recognition affirms the quality and relevance of our programme in meeting the evolving needs of the logistics industry. It underscores our commitment to equipping graduates with the expertise and credentials to excel as future logisticians, contributing to Malaysia’s economic growth and global trade competitiveness.”
A Strong Partnership for Advancing Logistics Education
This achievement is the result of WOU’s strategic partnership with LogM, formalised through a Memorandum of Agreement (MoA) in 2023. The collaboration strengthens WOU’s ability to ensure its curricula are aligned with the latest industry standards and practices, empowering students with the relevant skills and knowledge needed to thrive in the logistics sector. It also enhances the University’s capacity to continually adapt its programmes to address the dynamic demands of the volatile, global market.
Through this collaboration, WOU’s students benefit from LogM membership, networking opportunities, and joint initiatives like seminars, conferences, and research projects to ensure they stay aligned with industry developments.
A Commitment to Excellence
The accreditation of the BBLC programme, along with the recognition of its graduates, underscores WOU’s dedication to producing industry-ready professionals and enhancing the quality of logistics education in the country.
As the logistics industry continues to evolve, WOU remains committed to bridging the gap between academia and industry, preparing graduates to succeed in an increasingly competitive landscape.
Interested in an exciting career in the logistics and supply chain sector? Discover more about our cutting-edge BBLC programme here.