MSc in Management and Optimization of Supply chains and Transport
24 monthsProgramme duration
12,000 EURTuition Fee/year
15 May, 2024Application Deadline
SepStarting Month
Programme overview
Main Subject
Engineering - Manufacturing and Production
Degree
MSc
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
On Campus
This course is taught in English
The design, planning and optimization of supply chains and their components have become a key factor of performance competitiveness for companies in the increasingly competitive global economy. The program covers the logistics activities of companies in both production and service sectors.
The MSc in Management and Optimization of Supply chains and Transport (MOST) aims to give a competitive edge to students and young professionals interested in industrial engineering and engineering management with a high emphasis on quantitative methods for decision making in the field of supply chain and transport management and optimization, by providing:
- the high-level technical and management skills necessary for the management of supply chains and logistics and transport systems for the productive or service sectors;
- an advanced training in Operations Research and Decision making techniques applied to supply chain management;
- an in-depth knowledge of industrial systems operations management, production, transport and logistics in all sectors of economic activity;
- the ability to manage complex innovative projects in an international environment;
- the opportunity to put into practice the theoretical concepts in a real industrial environment or conduct a research project aimed at developing innovations in the area;
- the opportunity to enter a high level carrier in industry or to continue for the preparation of a doctoral thesis.
Program content :
> Supply chain engineering & management
> Production and operations management
> Warehouse, inventory and transportation management
> Operations research
> Data and computer science
> Strategy and project management
> Economics, marketing, finance & organization
> Purchasing, e-business & innovation
> Lean management
> Transport planning and optimization
> Planning & scheduling of production and services
> Advanced operations research
> Simulation and forecasting
> Supply chain information systems and technologies
> Supply chain integrated project
> Master thesis
Target jobs after MSc :
- Supply chain or logistics system manager
- Project manager for supply chain development
- Consultant or expert in optimization for supply chain or transport systems, etc..
Programme overview
Main Subject
Engineering - Manufacturing and Production
Degree
MSc
Study Level
Masters
Study Mode
On Campus
This course is taught in English
The design, planning and optimization of supply chains and their components have become a key factor of performance competitiveness for companies in the increasingly competitive global economy. The program covers the logistics activities of companies in both production and service sectors.
The MSc in Management and Optimization of Supply chains and Transport (MOST) aims to give a competitive edge to students and young professionals interested in industrial engineering and engineering management with a high emphasis on quantitative methods for decision making in the field of supply chain and transport management and optimization, by providing:
- the high-level technical and management skills necessary for the management of supply chains and logistics and transport systems for the productive or service sectors;
- an advanced training in Operations Research and Decision making techniques applied to supply chain management;
- an in-depth knowledge of industrial systems operations management, production, transport and logistics in all sectors of economic activity;
- the ability to manage complex innovative projects in an international environment;
- the opportunity to put into practice the theoretical concepts in a real industrial environment or conduct a research project aimed at developing innovations in the area;
- the opportunity to enter a high level carrier in industry or to continue for the preparation of a doctoral thesis.
Program content :
> Supply chain engineering & management
> Production and operations management
> Warehouse, inventory and transportation management
> Operations research
> Data and computer science
> Strategy and project management
> Economics, marketing, finance & organization
> Purchasing, e-business & innovation
> Lean management
> Transport planning and optimization
> Planning & scheduling of production and services
> Advanced operations research
> Simulation and forecasting
> Supply chain information systems and technologies
> Supply chain integrated project
> Master thesis
Target jobs after MSc :
- Supply chain or logistics system manager
- Project manager for supply chain development
- Consultant or expert in optimization for supply chain or transport systems, etc..
Admission Requirements
A committee consisting of professors is charged of selecting the applicants, based on the following criteria:
- C.V. of candidate
- Motivation letter
- Candidate's previous grades, scores and recommendations
- English level of candidate
- Working or training experience of candidate
- Description of the professionnal project of the candidate
- Letters of recommandation
- Candidates are required to submit references or letter(s) of recommendation for acceptance
- Candidates are required to submit an essay(s) for acceptance
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