Faculty of Logistics Hosts Study Tour on Production and Maritime Technology

         Faculty of Logistics Hosts Study Tour on Production and Maritime Technology On March 27, 2024, the Faculty of Logistics, Burapha University, welcomed a group of international students enrolled in the Production and Operation Management course at the Burapha University International College (BUUIC). This focused study tour explored how technology is used in production and logistics operations.

Activities included:

– Exploring Robotics in Production: Students gained insights into how robots function in automated factories. They learned about different types of robots used in the logistics industry, practical applications of robotics in production and operations, and potential career opportunities in this field.

– Navigation Simulator Training: Students practised their ship control skills in a simulated maritime environment. This session covered essential navigation regulations and how to solve problems during emergencies.

– Tugboat Tour: Students had the chance to learn about a ship’s various components, different types of seafaring vessels, the specific role of tugboats, and the technologies employed on modern ships.

         Learning Outcomes: The study tour provided students with valuable knowledge on using technology in the logistics and maritime industries. Participants gained hands-on experience with robotics and navigation simulators, deepened their understanding of these sectors, and explored potential career paths in logistics. Alignment with SDGs: The Faculty of Logistics is committed to sustainable development.

          This study tour aligns with Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) 9: Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure highlighting the importance of technological advancement in these fields. Further Opportunities: The Faculty of Logistics offers various activities open to students from all disciplines. These programs provide valuable insights into the latest technologies and innovations shaping the logistics and shipping industries.

 

Project Leader: Asst. Prof. Dr. Matthaya Yuvamit, Faculty of Logistics