Over the last years logistics have played an increasingly important role within the corporate world. Its strategic potential can no longer be ignored; it holds the potential for creating value for the end customer and differentiating the company strategically in terms of services rendered. Both a designer and coordinator of flows, the supply chain manager must have a global vision of company logistics, working in close collaboration with other corporate functions in an international environment.

Thanks to intensive courses in supply chain management, followed by a 4 to 6-month company internship, participants develop the ability to analyze logistical organizations from an international perspective. They will quickly become independent and completely operational, as well as develop targeted competence in one of the links in the supply chain (production, quality, procurement, after-sales services). They take responsibility across a variety of operational and functional levels.

Teresa Gago

Secretary for the Master’s Program in Logistics and Supply Chain Management