Program Overview

We live in a globalized world where businesses increasingly opt for operation centralization. In this environment, logistics, purchasing, procurement and distribution of their products or services become essential pillars.

In the Master of Logistics and Supply Chain Management you will not only deal with logistics processes, operations research, transportation models and value chains, but you will also be sensitized to current topics such as sustainability, smart mobility and capacity planning.

The overarching aim of the postgraduate supply chain program is to provide graduates with tools and insights on how globalized logistics systems can be set up and sustainably maintained.

You will also gain more in-depth knowledge of data-driven subjects such as data science and analytics or international operations management. At the same time, you will dive deeper into management topics like leadership, organizational development or project management.

Gain international experience
All ISM Master's programs include an integrated semester abroad, including the Master's in Logistics. After two semesters at ISM, you will spend the third semester at an ISM partner university. The network comprises around 190 partner universities worldwide with a variety of specializations.

In the Master Logistics you can choose your partner university from a network of more than 20 universities.

The semester abroad allows you to deepen your subject-specific knowledge. You will also set individual priorities and get to know the intercultural peculiarities of the chosen cultural area. At the same time, you will perfect your language skills. In this way, you will gain experience in logistics studies, which will be very helpful when starting your career in globally active industries.