Master of Supply Chain Management

Trade is becoming more and more complex with the process of globalization. A piece of clothing can travel the whole world before it ends up on the sewing machine. As a result, it is becoming increasingly important to ensure a fast, safe and precise flow of goods and services. 

SCM includes the coordination and collaboration with the parties like suppliers, intermediaries, distributors and customers. All activities - Product development, Integration & Information sharing, Performance Measurement, Customer Service, Logistics and Procurement & Manufacturing come under the Supply Chain Management. If you are wondering how is it different than Logistics, than have in mind that Logistics is just one part of SCM.

A Master of Supply Chain Management will prepare you for a career within a dynamic environment. You will be introduced to several important subjects like Logistics, Operations Management and Industrial Engineering. What is more, you will learn how to plan, monitor and control supply chain processes within the objective of balancing supply with demand. 

Depending on the university you will encounter a variety of academic awards, tuition fees and study periods. Generally, it will take you four semesters to complete your studies and receive either a “Master of Science” or Master of Arts”.

If you wish to apply you will have to present a Bachelor degree in the same or similar area with the addition of any language certificates, proof of job experience and other important documents (motivational letter, letter of recommendation, etc.).

As an expert in Supply Chain Management you will receive a diversity of job offers. Everything from a local company to an international business organization will be more than suitable for you. You should expect the following opportunities:

• Management of Logistics Companies
• Consulting
• Customer Relationship Management
• Flow Management
• Product Development and Commercialization