FH des BFI Wien: Logistik spielerisch erleben

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FH des BFI Wien: Logistik spielerisch erleben

FH of the BFI Vienna: Experience logistics in a playful way

Event by: FIT Sprungbrett

Location: University of Applied Sciences BFI Vienna, Wohlmutstraße 22, Wien - Leopoldstadt

Talks & discussions

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Discover your career opportunities in the world of logistics

Logistics not only plays the central role in supplying companies and consumers with goods, but also offers dynamic Professional fields with diverse career opportunities. Digitalization, sustainability and internationalization will continue to significantly change logistics in the future and open up a wide range of employment opportunities.

In order to make the different areas of responsibility and professional fields in logistics tangible and to illustrate the complexity of logistical tasks, various tasks must be solved as part of a logistics game. Lecturers and students are also available to answer any questions about your studies and future career opportunities.

Workshop leader:

Prof.in (FH) Mag.a Sandra Eitler

Prof. (FH) Dr. Reinhold Schodl

Logistics is like playing Tetris - but with huge container ships and freight terminals, fully automated storage systems, electrically operated trucks, artificial intelligence, global supply chains and people who know their craft!

This event is only open to girls* and women*.

Data protection: The event will be accompanied by photography. The photos serve to document and make women* in crafts and technology visible. They are presented on the website fitwien.at/, in the printed matter and on the social media channels of FIT sprungbrett and its Cooperation:partners used.

By registering for the FIT workshop, you agree to the publication of the photos. You have the right to revoke your consent at any time.

Further information can be found here:Data protection - springboard for girls* and young women*

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