economic globalization and international openness, constant technological evolution, exponential development of e-commerce, demand variability, etc. This is the environment in which enterprises operate today and this is the challenge they face daily their supply chains increasingly complex and difficult to manage.

Flexibility and adaptability, mastery of new technologies, cross-business vision, international approach, mastery of e-Logistics, responsiveness, capacity simplification, etc. All this and more is what is expected of professionals who manage the supply chain in the above environment.

The Master in Supply Chain Management and Technology answers to these and many other current needs, as it has been specially designed to create professional managers who are able to manage the supply chain providing clear competitive advantage for their companies.... [-]

economic globalization and international openness, constant technological evolution, exponential development of e-commerce, demand variability, etc. This is the environment in which enterprises operate today and this is the challenge they face daily their supply chains increasingly complex and difficult to manage.

Flexibility and adaptability, mastery of new technologies, cross-business vision, international approach, mastery of e-Logistics, responsiveness, capacity simplification, etc. All this and more is what is expected of professionals who manage the supply chain in the above environment.

The Master in Supply Chain Management and Technology answers to these and many other current needs, as it has been specially designed to create professional managers who are able to manage the supply chain providing clear competitive advantage for their companies.... [-]

Our academic calendar is based on a quarter system (1 quarter = 10 weeks). Because of the program's flexible structure and modular design, multiple starting dates are available at the start of every Quarter and of every Term, in October, November, January, February, April, May, July, and August. All campuses follow the same academic calendar.

Full-time students can earn a Master degree in 1 academic year of 9 months, for a total of 3 quarters of 20 credits each, or within 12 months when spreading the workload.

Part-time students can earn a Master degree in 2 to 3 academic years, depending on the number of courses attempted per quarter, the course selection and the course planning; earning half the typical number of courses equals twice the duration of the full-time program. The more flexible the working hours, the more courses will be available to finish faster. Students are considered part-time while attempting 6 or fewer courses per quarter. Part-time studies are available only for students with a national passport or residence permit.... [-]

The Master in Supply Chain Management & Logistics gives you the theoretical and practical knowledge to perform their professional functions related to the management of the supply chain and logistics activity. One of their value-added processes and / or that you consider to be critical, so you can design, implement and maintain a strategic overview of the global supply chain.

Speaking today in logistics and supply chain involves necessarily talk about global organizations, so we do focus on how to manage change and adaptation of technological advances and the possibilities and needs of relationship and operation in an international context wider. This graduate in Logistics and Transport Management get the skills needed to lead the transformation of traditional business models generating new markets, understanding their new income, managing real-time collaborations and partnerships, and promoting the adoption of solutions that drive company growth.... [-]

The International Master in e-Supply Chain Management aims to train professionals on having a strategic vision, so that they not only mastered the logistics but that they focused on developing the internationalization of the company, going beyond transport and storage, so that they mastered all the needs and areas such as planning, management, and control of logistics strategy and internationalization of the company.

Module 1: A Strategic and Global Vision of the Supply Chain Management (SCM) - 6 Credits ECTS

Module 2: SCM Innovation and Optimization - 9 Credits ECTS

Module 3: Demand, Strategy, Purchasing, Sourcing, and Procurement in SCM - 6 Credits ECTS... [-]

We live in a globalized world where companies increasingly opt for centralization in their operations. In this environment, logistics, operations, purchasing, procurement and distribution of their products or services become an essential pillar of differentiation and customer service.

Moreover, Barcelona is configured as one of the main cities of Europe logistics, both its location and facilities and infrastructure operators and, therefore, by the number of companies in this sector.

Required qualification: at least 5 years of work experience ideally in Operations/Supply Chain Management industries.

The Global Executive Master in Operations and Supply Chain Management (GEMOS) is a twelve-month long programme taught on campus at two European schools, MIP Politecnico di Milano in Milan (Italy), and EADA Business School in Barcelona (Spain); with one special International Week in the Beijing Jiaotong University in China.... [-]

The EAE International Master in Supply Chain Management is aimed at executives in the area of ​​operations who understand logistics processes as having high added value for their companies and use them to increase the competitiveness of their company. Professionals that know how to design, implement and maintain a strategic vision of the Operations Area Management and, specifically, logistics and the integral management of the Supply Chain, that know and use a wide range of management techniques and tools and that know how to exploit information technology systems.

In short, this master is aimed at those logistics executives who have the need to exploit new niches of global business development.... [-]

Master in Supply Chain Management

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Today, thanks to globalization, any company can operate in a global market. Thus, improving competitiveness will be given both by the quest for resources and components at the best price as segmented markets in which to sell more.

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The management of the supply chain is undoubtedly an essential tool for maintaining and increasing competitiveness. The Master of Supply Chain Management teaches logistics managers to use this tool and make it a competitive advantage over our competitors, whether local, national or global.

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Our program seeks to balance five key aspects of logistics, operational management, technical knowledge, the use of information technologies, people management and strategic positioning. Also study some aspects of logistics that are currently in trend and business management, and environmental management, Corporate Social Responsibility and Integrated logistics processes. ... [-]