PROSPECTUS. INDIAN INSTITUTE OF FOREIGN TRADE (DEEMED UNIVERSITY) (Department of Commerce, Government of India) NEW DELHI.

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1 PROSPECTUS INDIAN INSTITUTE OF FOREIGN TRADE (DEEMED UNIVERSITY) (Department of Commerce, Government of India) NEW DELHI Page 1 of 5

2 CERTIFICATE PROGRAMME IN GLOBAL TRADE LOGISTICS AND OPERATIONS (November February 2015) In order to upgrade the knowledge of working executives in the broader field of Trade Logistics and Trade Operations, the Indian Institute of Foreign Trade (IIFT), New Delhi, offers a 4-month Certificate Programme in Global Trade Logistics and Operations (Weekends). The Programme is designed to impart a basic understanding of the dynamics of logistics management in today s international trade, while laying special emphasis on India s logistics landscape including challenges & issues of logistics infrastructure. OBJECTIVES OF THE COURSE The primary objective of the course is to develop among participants a closer appreciation of the critical role which business logistics management plays in today s fiercely competitive global environment. It is widely recognized that through efficient logistics management, corporates are able to leverage their competitive strategies thereby creating value for their customers. The role of logistics has obviously gained pre-eminence in today s global business. The course is, therefore, designed to lay emphasis on how effective and efficient logistics management in international trade with special reference to the Indian perspective can create time and place value at micro and macro levels. COURSE STRUCTURE The Course covers Foreign Trade Policy & Customs Procedure, International Trade Logistics, International Trade Operations, Transportation Management and Maritime Logistics. A brief outline of each area is given below. S. No. SUBJECT DESCRIPTION 1. International Trade International Trade Operations Operations Physical & Financial Supply Chain Synchronization Logistics/SEM and Cost Optimization Responsiveness Drivers in Logistics/Supply Chain Role of IT in Logistics/Supply Chain Documentary Framework Role and Type of Documents International Trading Practices (INCOTERMS 2000) Salient Features of an Export Contract Methods of Financing Global Trade Letter of Credit (UCP 600) Customs Clearance and EDI Trade Facilitation in Global Trade 2. Foreign Trade Policy & Custom Procedure Theories of Trade Trade Flows & Economic Growth Globalization & Trade Global Trade: Growth & Perspective Page 2 of 5

3 3. International Trade Logistics 4. Transportation Management 5. Maritime Logistics WTO: Multilateral Trade Forum India s Foreign Trade: Growth & Potential India s Foreign Trade Policy o A Broad Outline o Strategy & Objective o EDI Measures o Export Promotion Measures o Export Promotion Capital Goods Scheme o Special Economic Zones o Free Trade Warehousing Zones Origin and Growth Critical Role and Importance Integrated Logistics Management Logistics Outsourcing Logistics Infrastructure Warehousing Networks Cold Chain Logistics Packaging Infrastructure Communication: Changing Face of Logistics Indian Logistics Landscape Global Trade Logistics (WB Report) Modes of Transportation Logistics Productivity of Each Mode Logistics Decisions and Selection Mode Road Transportation Aviation Logistics Rail Logistics Containerization: Role and Perspective Role of CONCOR Global Trends in Containerization Multimodalism Indian Scenario Current Issues & Developments Logistics Intermediaries in Maritime Transport Development of Global Shipping Organizations of Global Shipping Services Chartering & Liner Shipping Shipping & Ports: Role/Growth Modes of Water Transport Global Maritime Transport: UNCTAD Report 2009 National Maritime Development Programme (Indian Perspective) Current Issues & Developments Page 3 of 5

4 PEDAGOGY The Course will involve lectures, class room discussions and case studies. Besides, the participants may also be requires to work on group assignments/project reports on some of the contemporary issues impacting logistics, infrastructure and global business environment. FACULTY The Institute has a well-qualified and experienced Faculty with specialization in various areas of international marketing, commerce, marketing research, trade procedures and documentation, international trade logistics, export finance and costing & pricing. In addition, specialist guest faculty is also invited to cover a few operational areas in this Course. ADMISSION PROCEDURE Eligibility Possess minimum Bachelor s Degree or equivalent from a recognized Indian or a foreign university. OR Diploma holders with two years full time work experience at executive/supervisory level as on 30 th September Organizational sponsorship is preferred. Non-sponsored employed candidates may also be considered provided their applications are accompanied by a No Objection Certificate from their employers. Mode of Admission Selection will be on the basis of personal interviews. FEE STRUCTURE `75,000 per participant payable at the time of admission. SC/ST/PH Candidates: 50% fee concession. DURATION/VENUE/TIMINGS OF THE COURSE Classes will be conducted at IIFT Delhi Campus on weekends (Saturday: pm and Sunday: 9.00 am-6.00 pm) EXAMINATION AND AWARD OF CERTIFICATE Details of the system of evaluation and grading will be given to the students at the time of Registration. The examination will be held at the end of the Course. Participants are required to attend at least 70 per cent of the total number of sessions in the Course to make them eligible to appear in the examination. Page 4 of 5

5 LIBRARY FACILITY The Institute has a well-equipped Library. It has a wide collection of books, journals and newspapers relating to Foreign Trade and Export Marketing. Library timings are 9.00 am to 5.30 pm on working days. However, the Library is kept open up to 8.30 pm for a period of one month before the commencement of the examination. Students are welcome to use the Library. They are permitted to borrow books against a security deposit of `5000/- refundable after the completion of the Course. Rules governing utilization of library facilities, etc. can be had from the Librarian. HOW TO APPLY Prospectus and Application Form can be obtained by making cash payment of `250/- (`125/- for SC/ST/PH candidates) in person or by sending a Demand Draft/Pay Order of `250/- (`125/- for SC/ST/PH candidates) drawn in favour of Indian Institute of Foreign Trade payable at New Delhi. Application form can also be downloaded from our website: and sent to IIFT along with demand draft of `250/- (`125/- for SC/ST/PH candidates). Last Date for sale & receipt of filled-in application form: 30 th September GENERAL INFORMATION Complete Application should reach at Indian Institute of Foreign Trade, B-21 Qutab Institutional Area, New Delhi , before the last date. Application fee will not be refunded. MOST OF THE COMMUNICATIONS TO THE APPLICANTS WILL BE SENT THROUGH ; THEREFORE APPLICANTS MUST MENTION THE ID CLEARLY IN THE APPLICATION FORM. Complete details of the programme are also available at our website: All disputes would be subject to the jurisdiction of Delhi Courts only. Incomplete applications in any manner and those received after the prescribed last date will be rejected. For any query, contact: Mr. Gaurav Gulati Sr. Administrative Officer (Academics) INDIAN INSTITUTE OF FOREIGN TRADE B-21, Qutub Institutional Area, New Delhi Tel: (Direct), , Fax: , gaurav@iift.ac.in OR admissions@iift.ac.in Page 5 of 5