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1. Aims and Objectives
The Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport in Hong Kong (CILTHK) is committed to
working in partnership with local academic institutions to professionalise the Transport,
Logistics and Supply Chain and to give students the edge they need to succeed in their future
careers.
CILTHK sets the standards for tertiary education (sub-degree/degree/postgraduate) courses
delivered by local academic institutions. Accredited courses offer exemption from the
education requirements for Membership (MILT) or Chartered Membership (CMILT). We only
accredit those programmes that meet the requirements needed for students to excel within
our profession. The accredited programmes should provide for the development in depth of
knowledge and skills in specific areas of transport, logistics and supply chain or related areas.
To facilitate CILTHK to achieve its vision, an accreditation system was established. It aims to:
- Accredit any local logistics- or transport-oriented programmes which fully or partially
meet the education requirements for Chartered Membership of the Chartered Institute
of Logistics and Transport (CMILT) (The standard set for the Professional Qualifying
Examination) of the CILTHK is that of an honours degree level);
- To inform members about the procedures for accrediting educational programmes for
Chartered Membership;
- To establish a procedure for accreditation which is accessible to all students and to
ensure common educational standards;
- To provide guidelines on Continuing Professional Development for members to
upgrade themselves with the latest developments in transport and logistics.
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2. QAC Promotion Video
Discover the value of CILTHK Accreditation. Learn how our quality assurance
framework supports academic institutions and enhances student career prospects.
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3. Accreditation Criteria
In summary the minimum requirements for accreditation are: - Approval of syllabus and course contents
- Approval of assessment methodology, requiring for example the submission of
examination questions for moderation;
- Satisfy QAC that appropriate quality assurance procedures are in place, such as
independent invigilation and independence in the marking of examinations;
- Submit marked examination scripts to QAC when required, to ensure consistency of
standards;
- Minimum of four papers for partial accreditation
- Any application on a new programme lodged after 1st July 2006 shall have to
be at least a minimum of 4 papers as set in the QAC Handbook.
- Any applications for renewal on existing programmes with less than 4 papers
shall be accepted.
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4. Accredited Programmes Search Engine
Please use the directory below to find the academic institutions which hold a CILTHK
Accredited Programme.
Students graduating from CILTHK accredited degree programmes gain one year’s credit
towards the experience requirement for MILT/CMILT. In all cases the date of graduation must
be between the 'Start Date' and 'End Date' as listed or as specified. Institutions offering
appropriate qualifications that do not appear on the current listing may submit an application
for consideration by CILTHK.
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