24 monthsProgramme duration
190,000 SEKTuition Fee/year
AugStarting Month
Programme overview
Main Subject
Logistics / Supply Chain Management
Degree
MSc
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
On Campus
The need to organise and manage the global exchange of goods, services and information between companies and organisations is growing at a rapid pace and becoming more and more technical and complex. This represents a golden opportunity for engineers to take up managerial positions in everything from marketing, logistics and purchasing, to transportation and production.
You will learn to understand, analyse, and manage the processes behind supply chains, graduating with a broad perspective, and the ability to work across boundaries, in different types of organisations, helping them make fundamental improvements to their operations.
Supply chain management master's programme at Chalmers
Get an overall perspective on supply chains and train to understand, analyse and manage the processes which will enable you to work across company borders.
The master's programme focuses on the design, management and improvement of supply chain management strategies. It is multidisciplinary and builds on several scientific disciplines. One important way a company can improve its competitiveness is to apply supply chain management (SCM). This programme will help you to develop your skills in purchasing, logistics, marketing, transport and general management.
Due to greater specialisation, the need to organise and manage the global exchange of goods, services and information between companies is growing. As the content of this exchange is becoming increasingly technical, this is a golden opportunity for engineers to take on managerial positions in marketing, logistics, purchasing, transportation and production.
During the master's programme, you will gain enhanced theoretical knowledge and comprehensive practical experience of related concepts, which allows them to improve the way in which a company finds what it needs to produce a product or service and deliver it to its customers.
You will not only learn to understand current best practices and trends but also to continuously identify and analyse the complex changes that supply networks are undergoing.
The master's programme is based on problem-based learning, including case studies and problem-solving with quantitative and qualitative models. All courses are run in close collaboration with the industry. The theory is alternated with study visits, guest lectures and real-life projects.
Programme overview
Main Subject
Logistics / Supply Chain Management
Degree
MSc
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
On Campus
The need to organise and manage the global exchange of goods, services and information between companies and organisations is growing at a rapid pace and becoming more and more technical and complex. This represents a golden opportunity for engineers to take up managerial positions in everything from marketing, logistics and purchasing, to transportation and production.
You will learn to understand, analyse, and manage the processes behind supply chains, graduating with a broad perspective, and the ability to work across boundaries, in different types of organisations, helping them make fundamental improvements to their operations.
Supply chain management master's programme at Chalmers
Get an overall perspective on supply chains and train to understand, analyse and manage the processes which will enable you to work across company borders.
The master's programme focuses on the design, management and improvement of supply chain management strategies. It is multidisciplinary and builds on several scientific disciplines. One important way a company can improve its competitiveness is to apply supply chain management (SCM). This programme will help you to develop your skills in purchasing, logistics, marketing, transport and general management.
Due to greater specialisation, the need to organise and manage the global exchange of goods, services and information between companies is growing. As the content of this exchange is becoming increasingly technical, this is a golden opportunity for engineers to take on managerial positions in marketing, logistics, purchasing, transportation and production.
During the master's programme, you will gain enhanced theoretical knowledge and comprehensive practical experience of related concepts, which allows them to improve the way in which a company finds what it needs to produce a product or service and deliver it to its customers.
You will not only learn to understand current best practices and trends but also to continuously identify and analyse the complex changes that supply networks are undergoing.
The master's programme is based on problem-based learning, including case studies and problem-solving with quantitative and qualitative models. All courses are run in close collaboration with the industry. The theory is alternated with study visits, guest lectures and real-life projects.
Admission Requirements
- Bachelor’s degree with a major in: Industrial Engineering and Management or an Engineering Discipline
- Note: A Bachelor's degree in Business Administration or Economics does not fullfill the requirements.
- Prerequisites: Mathematics (at least 30 cr.) (including Mathematical Statistics at least 7,5 cr.) and studies in one or several of the following subjects: Industrial management, Logistics, Operations management and/or Supply chain management (at least 15 cr.)
- Preferable course experience: Linear algebra, Single variable analysis and Multivariable analysis
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