Supply Chain Management (& Logistics)

There is a demand for wider understanding

The competitiveness of companies is more and more dependent on the competitiveness of the whole supply chain. Managers of today must understand and lead their companies as a whole, and understand and affect the network they operate in. As company networks are becoming global, managers, too, have to operate internationally.

This degree programme in Supply Chain Management will build good competences in engineering as well as management and business. In practice this means theoretical and practical engineering skills as well as good communication skills. The fields of expertise can include management of logistics, quality, information technology, human resources, materials, costs, product or service design, development and delivery. The  learning environment together with international work placement and a Bachelor’s Thesis will give your career a strong boost.

On these pages you will find information about studying practicalities in general. For more detailed information on the degree programme's course implementation, visit the latest curriculum and check out the courses of the group. (Links will open in a new window.)