This programme offers a uniquely cross-disciplinary education, combining the core topics of logistics and supply chain management with informatics and economic geography. Students gain deep theoretical knowledge and understanding of supply chain networks, as well as the tools needed to analyse, develop and change them. There is a strong connection between theory and the real world. Real-life cases, company visits, and seminars ensure that students will have continuous exposure to practice, practitioners, and the faculty’s internationally recognised research. Graduates are prepared for an international career in the areas of supply chain management and logistics. The second year offers plenty of specialisation options, either by studying abroad or elective courses of your choice, which includes the opportunity to do an internship.

Keep in mind that the tuition fee is calculated in national currency and therefore, may be subject to change. If you don't fulfill the language requirements, you can enter JU's Pathway Programme, designed to strengthen your English and academic skills. Credits for this course are estimated upon European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System (ECTS).