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561 Full-time Master's degrees in Supply Chain Management & Logistics
Supply Chain Management
The Master of Science (M.Sc.) in Supply Chain Management at Dublin Business School is a one-year full-time programme designed for those aiming to excel in the dynamic field of supply chain management. This course combines theoretical knowledge with practical skills, accommodating both online and in-class attendance for a comprehensive learning experience.
Logistics and Supply Chain Systems Engineering
Logistics and Supply Chain Systems Engineering courses at Thammasat University are conducted in English. An academic year is divided into 2 semesters. Each semester consists of 16 weeks.
Global Luxury Goods and Services Management
Are you looking to shoot for the stars and become an expert manager in the global luxury industry? MIP Politecnico Di Milano's Master in Global Luxury Goods and Services Management (MGLuxM) will help you on your way.
Supply Chain Management
The Supply Chain Management programme at York University is a professional degree designed for future leaders in global logistics. Available in full-time and part-time modes, this comprehensive course equips students with the analytical expertise required to manage complex supply networks across various sectors.
Logistics and Supply Chain Management - Business Process In Supply Chain
The Logistics and Supply Chain Management - Business Process program from University of Petroleum and Energy Studies focus on risks associated with business processes.
Supply Chain Management with Data Analytics
The University of Bedfordshire offers a 22-month M.Sc. in Supply Chain Management with Data Analytics. This postgraduate programme is designed for full-time study, equipping students with essential skills in logistics and data analysis to thrive in various management roles.
Supply Chain Management
Why study University of Washington's Supply Chain Management? Comprising 37% of all jobs and 87% of patents, the supply chain is where companies are focusing on innovation and vying for competitive advantage
Supply Chain Management
The University of Wisconsin Madison's M.S. in Business - Supply Chain Management, supported by the Grainger Center for Supply Chain Management, is a one-year program that provides students with an interdisciplinary education combining fundamental knowledge and applied learning experiences.
Supply Chain Management
This Supply Chain Management course from Thompson Rivers University students must achieve a grade of C- or better in all courses to graduate, except Accounting and Finance which have a higher grade requirement.
Supply Chain Management (Coursework)
Business Management Supply Chain Management (Coursework) from University of Pretoria focuses on key issues such as the fundamental theory of supply chain management, contemporary issues in supply chain management and strategic management and leadership.
Supply Chain Global Integration Management
The Supply Chain Global Integration Management program at Saint Leo University is designed to examine the best practices for selection, development, alignment, and enhancement of integrated global supply chains with a focus on both effectiveness and efficiency.
Logistics Engineering
The aim of the Logistics Engineering study at Budapest University of Technology and Economics is to train logistics engineers, who will be able to maintain and operate corporate logistics and good transportation systems.
Supply Chain and Operations Management
The Master in Supply Chain and Operations Management at the University of Illinois at Chicago provides foundational knowledge in supply chain and operations functional areas such as logistics, transportation, forecasting, warehouse and distribution management, production, quality, risk and decision analysis.
Global Supply Chain Management
The Global Supply Chain Management MSc program offered at University of Southern California is a joint program offered by the Marshall School of Business in collaboration with the Viterbi School of Engineering, two top-ranked professional schools at the University of Southern California.
Business Administration (Logistics and Supply Chain Management)
The University of Bedfordshire offers a Master of Business Administration (MBA) in Business Administration (Logistics and Supply Chain Management). This full-time programme is designed to enhance your strategic management skills and leadership abilities, preparing you for a successful career in logistics and supply chain management.
International Logistics and Supply Chain Management
The International Logistics and Supply Chain Management course at Anglia Ruskin University plays an important role in business’s operations and its success, but it can be fragile and highly influenced by external factors. Without doubt, you like a challenge, and the risk management and opportunity optimisation is what attracts you to this quick-thinking discipline.
Logistics Management
The Department of Logistics, which offers the Logistics Management programme, is one of several departments within Stellenbosch University’s Faculty of Economic and Management Sciences, and is also the oldest tertiary academic department in South Africa to provide training in transport and logistics.
Supply Chain Management and Global Logistics
This Supply Chain Management and Global Logistics MSc programme from University of London will help advance your knowledge of supply chain management and prepare you for the jobs of the future.
Business Administration (Flex Supply Chain Management)
Working professionals seeking a promotion, a career change, or a new venture will find that the Business Administration (Flex Supply Chain Management) program from Texas State University offers course scheduling flexibility. Evening classes are offered at both the San Marcos and Round Rock campuses, and students have the option of sitting out a semester if needed.
Maritime Trade and Supply Chain Management
This Maritime Trade and Supply Chain Management MSc program from Old Dominion University educates professionals from the corporate and military sectors to advance their careers. The 30-credit hour curriculum requires critical thinking and investigation in maritime and supply chain industries, including analyses of worldwide port networks and supply chains that contribute to enhanced productivity.