The logistics industry and supply chains have undergone profound transformations in recent years as a result of increased globalisation, the development of online commerce and the growing democratisation and disruption caused by technology. Since the COVID-19 pandemic, the transformation processes have been accelerated, driving logistics innovation, automation and the digitalisation of processes and focusing on the resilience and sustainability of supply chains.
In order to actively lead and shape transformation processes and manage increasingly technologically sophisticated operations, logistics professionals must familiarise themselves with, manage and apply innovative technologies and paradigms such as Business Analytics, Process Digitalisation, IOT, Logistics Simulation, Blockchain and Physical Internet.
The programme aims to train professionals who are competent in applying the scientific principles of engineering to the design and management of processes for planning and controlling the flow of goods and information from the point of origin to the point of consumption, meeting the demands of the client.
Why choose the Postgraduate Programme in Logistics & SCM?
- Teaching staff made up of PhD lecturers and specialists with extensive business experience, including renowned professionals representing leading companies in the field;
- It allows you to explore the latest ideas, technologies and business practices in the field of logistics and supply chains;
- Given its transversality, this specialisation constitutes a relevant professional complement for the employability and career progression of graduates;
- Learning is stimulated through a strong practical component, including the analysis and development of case studies;
- Encourages the development of the ability to manage and solve problems in logistics systems and the supply chain using technology;
- It confers a set of ECTS for ISEP degrees, namely the Master in Engineering and Supply Chain Management the Master in Engineering and Industrial Management