The Prime School of Integrated Logistics | Saito University College

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About Prime School of Integrated Logistic

The Prime School of Integrated Logistics aims to produce logistics professionals who are critical thinkers with the right mix of knowledge and experience to tackle global challenges.

Students like you, take courses at Bachelor and Diploma level to sharpen your theoretical knowledge, while gaining practical experience abroad through internship programmes. You gain hands-on experience of real-world logistics challenges under the guidance of international experts from our faculty and industry partners, and graduate with a competitive edge in real-world work performance.

As SAITO graduates, you will really know what to expect as we give you the opportunity to face the logistics industry in the real world.

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Why Study in Saito

Work & Study Pathway

Learn to be future-focused, independent, and resilient with our Work & Study Options:

Widen your experience and portfolio in areas not related to your studies with our Flexible Work Option,
or opt for the Career-focused Work Option based on your discipline and career choice

Applied Learning and Work-Integrated Learning

Experience learning in realistic contexts and actual workplaces. You will be guided and mentored all the way!

Applied Learning: Apply what you’ve learnt through hands-on projects
Work-Integrated Learning: Perform subject-related work while working with industry or community partners

Good Teaching

We care for our students and aim to make classrooms a safe and enjoyable space for growth
We understand individual differences and take great interest in our students' well-being
We listen, respect all students, value open communication and nurture intellectual curiosity
We are accessible, make learning fun, passionate in our teaching and our discipline

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Applied & Work Integrated Learning

Applied and Work Integrated learning (WIL) is an initiative taken by The Prime School that integrates academic learning in logistics and the e-business field with its practical applications in the industry.

The aim is to ensure that students develop the ability to integrate their learning through a combination of academic and work-related activities. At The Prime School, our aspiration is to ensure that applied and work-integrated learning is a significant feature gained by our graduates, with an emphasis on student centred learning.

It is an excellent opportunity for students to spend an extended period of time undertaking genuine work tasks with workplace supervision. Students learn to integrate previously studied theory with its practical application in the workplace and are able to develop professional competencies for the future. For applied learning, students are given industry projects by our industry mentors as part of their assessment module, either as individuals or as a team. Projects are evaluated by our academics together with industry mentors. As well as learning to integrate and apply previously studied theory, students are able to develop their skills in project management and client liaison, and may be required to work in multi-disciplinary teams.

Saito Logistics students get to visit various divisions in the Safeguards Oceanic Warehouse in Petaling Jaya and are shown the various processes in freight and warehousing operations, haulage, tracking and customs and forwarding.

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Awards & Accreditations

Our programmes are professionally accredited by The Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport (CILT) and the Society of Logisticians Malaysia (LogM)

Our Programmes

The Prime School equips you to navigate the evolving global supply chain, fostering adept professionals who excel in cross-cultural collaboration through real-world, applied learning.

Diploma in Logistics Management
Bachelor of Business in Logistics Management and E-Business (Honours)

Diploma in Logistics Management

MQA/PA14545 (04/26) JPT/BPP(U)1000-801/158 Jld 3 (9) (04/26)

Duration: 2.5 Years
Mode of Study: Full Time / Work and Study

Equips students with the required knowledge and skills in the field of Logistics and E-Business. Students will have the opportunities to gain valuable practical experience as well as transferable employability skills such as critical thinking, problem solving, teamwork and communication skills.

The practical experience and the employability skills gained during the course will be highly valuable for the students in getting hired upon graduation or by completing their degree at The Prime School of Integrated Logistics for a better career advancement.

Why Study With Us

Join the highly demanded world of logistics and supply chain. Grow towards a rewarding career bridging the gap between countries and businesses.
Graduates are equipped with knowledge in problem-solving, communication, digital, entrepreneurial and leadership skills.
Learn to direct, manage and plan warehouse operations, transportation schedules, customer services and much more.
Be fluent in liaising and negotiating with suppliers, manufacturers, retailers and consumers.
Become a logistics expert, and direct, optimize and coordinate order fulfilment and cycles.
Create workflows that are compliant with laws and regulations and ISO requirements in logistics and supply chain management.
Develop leadership skills with the ability to resolve arising issues, and customer complaints with professionalism.

Entry Requirements

The minimum entry requirement for the Diploma in Logistics Management is one of the following:

Pass Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM) Certificate with three (3) credits of any subjects, OR
United Examination Certificate (UEC) with 3Bs of any subjects, OR
GCE / ‘O’ Levels certificate or equivalent with three credits, OR

Entry requirements and courses of studies are set and subjected to approval and changes by the college.

Students Will Be Equipped With Following

Transferable Skills
Employability skills
Problem solving
Teamwork
Communication Skills
Digital Skills

Career Prospects

Administration and supervisory roles in export/import
Procurement and distribution manager
Freight Forwarding and customs officer
Warehousing and inventory controller
Stock analyst or researcher
Consultants
Supply Chain Manager
Shipping executive
Logistics executive
Purchasing executive
E-Commerce Operations Executive

Bachelor of Business in Logistics Management and E-Business (Honours)

MQA/PA13028 (02/25) JPT/BPP(U)1000-801/158 JLD2 (50) (03/25)

Duration: 3 Years
Mode of Study: Full Time / Work and Study

Why study with us

Pave a futuristic career with Saito’s Bachelor Of Business In Logistics Management And E-Business and ace your chance at the highly demanded job field of the era.
Master the skills of problem-solving, inter-channel communications, digital entrepreneurship, accounting and much more.
Be prepared and competent in all aspects of a business organisation, e-logistics, business theories and develop critical and creative thinking skills.
Learn the principles of management, business information systems, transportation and freight management during your first foundation years.
Grow towards aviation supply chain management, container trade & supply chain, Freight intermediaries and overall operations management.
Students are given an edge with an exclusive on-field internship at Saito’s partner company, Prime Logistics. Graduate with an edge against other job applicants with a portfolio that is attractive and transferable skills.

Entry Requirements

The minimum entry requirement for the degree programme is one of the following:

Pass in Sijil Tinggi Persekolahan Malaysia (STPM ) Certificate or equivalent to Grade C (NGMP 2.0) in 2 subjects.
Pass in Sijil Tinggi Agama Malaysia (STAM) with a minimum grade of ‘Jayyid’ .
Pass Unified Examination Certificate (UEC) with minimum of 5 B’s.
Pass in Matriculation / Foundation from any IPTS / IPTA/ Institution which is allowed to offer Foundation Programs with the minimum CGPA 2.0.
Pass in Diploma (level 4) with a minimum of PNGK 2.0
Any other qualification required as equivalent by the government of Malaysia.

Entry requirements and courses of studies are set and subjected to approval and changes by the college.

Students Will Be Equipped With Following

Following Transferable Skills
Employability skills
Problem solving
Teamwork
Communication Skills
Digital Skills
Entrepreneur Skills
Leadership Skills

Career Prospects

Logistics Coordinator
Procurement Analyst
Logistics Engineer
Shipping Specialist
Operations Specialist
Warehouse & Inventory Controller
Supply Chain Associate
E-Commerce Specialist
Export & Import Analyst
Halal Logistics Expert

Our Scholarships

Education should not just fit market, but fit your pocket too. Saito UC is offering scholarships and financial assistance in supporting families that are financially challenged.

PTPTN Education Financing Scheme & Scholarship
Affin Bank Education Loan
Bank Rakyat Education Loan
Safeguards Oceanic Scholarship
Pos Malaysia, Poh Kong & Tiong Nam financial aid

Saito Pos Malaysia Collaboration

Creating the Next Generation of Logistics and Digital Professionals

Saito UC Industry Partners

When you join Saito University College, you’ll learn from your lecturers as well as industry professionals. You’ll also get the opportunity to take on real world projects and be guided by some of the best design minds in Malaysia. Your exposure to our professional industry partners will give you the competitive edge which will make you more employable in the creative industry.

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What Our Students Say

Syahirah Bt Razuki

Bachelor of Business in Logistics Management and E-Business (Honours)

I am Syahirah from BBLME A3. While I am a part time student, I work at a Logistics Command Centre as a Management Trainee at Safeguards Oceanic, Kuala Lumpur. I am thankful that I got this opportunity to gain experience and knowledge. Even though working while studying is not the easiest thing to do, this experience taught me a lot and improved my learning skills. Besides, I am glad that I have my lecturer, dean and college who are very understanding and gave me the flexibility to manage my compact schedule. As a management trainee, my main responsibilities were monitoring, reporting and improving our logistics system. It is challenging but I believe this gives me a positive impact for my future and improves my skills. In my opinion, a logistics course opens up a huge field to explore. And that makes it interesting and special, something you will not get from other courses. To me, I define Saito University College as an angel, because in almost everything they help me and provide a lot of benefits for me to grab, especially my department which is The Prime School Integrated Logistics.

Tan Poh Yee

Bachelor of Business in Logistics Management and E-Business (Honours)

I am Tan Poh Yee from BBLME A2. I am a part-time student working in Logistics as a Customer Specialist. I am glad that I am able to work in the field while I study, and I’m thankful to my company which is willing to give me a chance to work and study at the same time. As a Customer Specialist, my main responsibility is to manage and control space, document submission and also understand customer requests. It is a challenging work and will require you to understand on a port's working procedures. I think logistics course is fun and interesting. While you are learning on the knowledge, you are also adapting yourself to the country’s economy and development. I’m able to explore things and terms which I don’t often use in normal life. Meantime, I’m able to understand the main economic activities in a country. At the same time, I’m able to know what is the procedure and the method used to produce goods. Logistics is not only about transportation. It is more to a whole production line which matters to the whole world, where goods need a simplified and complete production line to deliver to the end users. The main thing is, I think a logistics course is an important course, and acts as the ticket for a person to go into the Logistics field. Saito is a unique college where they actually support students to combine their Work and Study Programme. It allows students to be able to work and gain experience, and at the same time to finish their study. It is a hard work for the college to accomplish this challenge as most of the students are unable to have normal study hours, and the lecturer will need to sacrifice their after-work hours to spend on the students for their studies. Saito really does a good job in managing all of it. I am glad that I joined SUC and am part of their family.