Procurement and Supply Chain Management

Program Presentation

The Master’s program in Procurement and Supply Chain Management (taught in English) – Dual is a professional-oriented program aimed primarily at training highly skilled specialists capable of meeting the challenges of today’s business environment through an integrated and internationalized approach to logistics processes.

Through its educational content, the program seeks to develop managerial skills, critical thinking, adaptability to change, and the ability to become specialists who understand and apply ethical and contractual principles in the global business environment. Graduates will be able to efficiently manage integrated logistics processes, optimize resources, costs, and operational performance, using modern technologies and digital Business Intelligence tools.

In this regard, students will explore essential subjects such as: International Commercial Law and Commercial Contracts, Supply Chain Management, Logistics, Procurement, LEAN Systems, Quality Management, Cost Management, Supplier Relationship Management, Decision Support Information Systems, Business Ethics, Leadership and Organizational Culture, and Project Management.

Why Dual Education?

Dual higher education is a form of full-time study that combines theoretical training with practical experience. It is carried out within consortia formed through partnerships between accredited higher education institutions and business operators. Learning, teaching, and practical activities are equally shared between partners, with business operators organizing work-based learning and contributing to the continuous evaluation of students.

The Dual Master’s program in Supply and Logistics Chain Management (taught in English) is built in partnership with the business sector, offering the unique opportunity to combine high-quality theoretical training with practical experience in leading companies such as Alstom GSS, Activeland Logistics Group, Color Control Support, Deltamed, and Emerson. This ensures that knowledge is anchored in the operational reality of modern logistics chains, preparing graduates for a successful career in a dynamic sector.

The program will be offered starting in the 2026-2027 academic year.