12 monthsProgramme duration
22,500 EURTuition Fee/year
15 May, 2024Application Deadline
SepStarting Month
Programme overview
Main Subject
Business and Management Studies
Degree
MSc
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
Blended
Key characteristics
- Degree: MSc Supply Chain Management
- Format: Full-time
- Credits: 60
- Duration: 12 months
- Start: August
- 39% international students in programme
- 99% of graduates employed within 3 months after graduation
- Examples of your future job title: Operations manager, procurement manager, production planner
General information
There’s a very close connection between the latest academic knowledge and real-world business practice in RSM’s MSc Supply Chain Management. You’ll learn the latest theories and technologies in class from world-class researchers and academics, then you will see for yourself how supply chain knowledge works in the real world, because the Port of Rotterdam and other international supply chain hubs are right on your doorstep.
Here, you can study a broad portfolio of topics from intra-logistics to strategic global collaborations between firms, and experience working with variety of approaches to analysing the performance of supply chains, from analytic models to qualitative assessments.
You’ll study social and environmental sustainability too as well as a focus on cost efficiency and performance, so you can bring your own positive changes to the practice of supply chain management.
Many take their first career step in logistics, consumer goods or consulting, as trainees, consultants and demand planners. The largest numbers of them work in large corporations, SMEs and large consultancy firms, but many students take other roles throughout the industry, perhaps starting their careers in supply chain or procurement. International graduates may find it slightly harder to find a job in logistics or shipping in Rotterdam itself, but your studies in this international port city give you a good view of international opportunities.
Highlights
- Our top-ranked international faculty bring the latest supply chain management insights, methods and theories into the classroom.
- Your teachers are active practitioners in the real business world of logistics and supply chains.
- When you’re learning about management challenges, technologies and developments, you’ll learn from seeing them for yourself, via company visits, company projects, and guest lectures by expert practitioners from the industry.
Is it right for me?
This programme is for you if you want to create a positive change on supply chain management in practice, and you have a hard-working and down-to-earth attitude.
Programme overview
Main Subject
Business and Management Studies
Degree
MSc
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
Blended
Key characteristics
- Degree: MSc Supply Chain Management
- Format: Full-time
- Credits: 60
- Duration: 12 months
- Start: August
- 39% international students in programme
- 99% of graduates employed within 3 months after graduation
- Examples of your future job title: Operations manager, procurement manager, production planner
General information
There’s a very close connection between the latest academic knowledge and real-world business practice in RSM’s MSc Supply Chain Management. You’ll learn the latest theories and technologies in class from world-class researchers and academics, then you will see for yourself how supply chain knowledge works in the real world, because the Port of Rotterdam and other international supply chain hubs are right on your doorstep.
Here, you can study a broad portfolio of topics from intra-logistics to strategic global collaborations between firms, and experience working with variety of approaches to analysing the performance of supply chains, from analytic models to qualitative assessments.
You’ll study social and environmental sustainability too as well as a focus on cost efficiency and performance, so you can bring your own positive changes to the practice of supply chain management.
Many take their first career step in logistics, consumer goods or consulting, as trainees, consultants and demand planners. The largest numbers of them work in large corporations, SMEs and large consultancy firms, but many students take other roles throughout the industry, perhaps starting their careers in supply chain or procurement. International graduates may find it slightly harder to find a job in logistics or shipping in Rotterdam itself, but your studies in this international port city give you a good view of international opportunities.
Highlights
- Our top-ranked international faculty bring the latest supply chain management insights, methods and theories into the classroom.
- Your teachers are active practitioners in the real business world of logistics and supply chains.
- When you’re learning about management challenges, technologies and developments, you’ll learn from seeing them for yourself, via company visits, company projects, and guest lectures by expert practitioners from the industry.
Is it right for me?
This programme is for you if you want to create a positive change on supply chain management in practice, and you have a hard-working and down-to-earth attitude.
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