COURSE CURRICULUM

The Supply Chain Management curriculum spans four semesters over two years. Each semester includes a blend of core, research & discovery, math & methods, and career modules, culminating in a master’s thesis that can be conducted in partnership with industry.In the first semester, students from diverse educational and cultural backgrounds build foundational knowledge in supply chain and logistics, data analytics, programming, language, and essential soft skills to support their academic progress. The second semester focuses on key supply chain components such as design, purchasing, and distribution. The third semester introduces students to complex scientific and industrial challenges, allowing them to tailor their studies by selecting three out of four core elective modules that best match their skills and interests. During this time, students are expected to independently organize and develop solutions to real-world problems posed by industrial partners. The fourth semester is dedicated to completing the master’s thesis.Modules are divided into five areas: Core (45 CP), Research & Discovery (15 CP), Math & Methods (15 CP), Career (15 CP), and the Master Thesis (30 CP). This structure ensures a comprehensive education, combining theoretical knowledge with practical experience to prepare students for leadership roles in global supply chains.