Sandra Sun

As a specialist in import management and international logistics, I ensure efficiency and compliance in the supply chain of several companies. My main responsibilities include: ✅ Coordination and management of international shipments (sea, air and land). ✅ Supervision of customs and regulatory documentation. ✅ Application of INCOTERMS and customs regulations to optimise costs and delivery times. ✅ Follow-up and resolution of incidents with suppliers, customs agents and clients. ✅ Negotiation of tariffs and optimisation of logistics costs. ✅ Use of digital tools for tracking goods and document management. ✅ Compliance with international regulations on foreign trade and security in the supply chain.

KEY COURSES: • Armed Conflict and International Humanitarian Law (8,4/Upper Second Class): Explores the evolution and dynamics of global armed conflicts. Covers the historical evolution of International Humanitarian Law and peacekeeping forces. • Public International Law (7/Upper Second Class): Introduction to the fundamental concepts of the international legal system, state jurisdiction, use of force and the relationship between international law and domestic law. • Public Opinion and International Journalism (8,1/Upper Second Class): Explores public opinion and international journalism, their impact on democracy, and the influence of misinformation. Theoretical insights and analytical tools to assess information environments and societal complexities. • International Marketing (7,4/Upper Second Class): Addresses the practicalities of real-world application, students gain valuable insights into the dynamics and strategies necessary for success in the global marketplace.

KEY COURSES: • Risk and Crisis Communication (Grade A/First Class): Equips students with essential crisis management skills, including issue differentiation, PR application, critical analysis, plan refinement, teamwork, case report compilation, and effective presentation. • Poverty, Social Policy and Social Innovation (Grade A/First Class): Explores social causes of poverty, analyzing innovative approaches by government, NGOs, and businesses for effective poverty alleviation. • International Trade (Grade A/First Class): Introduces students to international trade theories, applying basic models for trade policy analysis. Covers major topics such as FDI, protectionism, economic integration, and WTO. • Popular Culture in Asia (Grade A/First Class): Examines the creation of Asian popular culture, delving into concepts like cultural imperialism, post-colonialism, soft power, and cross-cultural reception. Provides students with a critical sociological perspective on Asian popular culture.