Bachelor of Engineering | Efficient Supply Chain Management | full-time studies

Efficient Supply Chain Management – new engineering programme

After completing your studies, you will be able to manage and develop logistics processes focusing on materials requirements planning and control. You will understand different types of transportation modes, inventory control, procurement, and the principles of logistics management and leadership. You will recognize the importance of customer needs, quality, and profitability in your work. 

A truly globalised world and climate change also highlight the significance of sustainability logistics. During your studies, you will focus on sustainability and its importance throughout the supply chains. 

Your skills will include planning, implementing, and developing logistics processes. You will be able to consider the requirements set by safety, sustainability, and the international operating environment, as well as the opportunities brought on by digitalization and new technology. The communication skills acquired in the programme will also enable you to operate in the global logistics industry. You can acquire specialized logistics expertise in areas such as procurement and innovations. 

Structure of studies

The scope of the Efficient Supply Chain Management for Engineers (B.Sc) programme is 240 credits. The programme consists of core competency and complementary skill studies.

The strength of the program lies in its future-oriented interdisciplinary approach to logistics, offering a comprehensive range of international logistics and logistics management-related studies but not forgetting the necessary basics like procurement and production. 

Additionally, you will enhance your professional skills with elective studies.

The primary objective of the program is to foster an understanding of sustainable logistics from all three perspectives; people, planet and profit. 

Career opportunities

With a degree in Logistics Engineering, you can work in a wide range of managerial and specialist roles that require knowledge of business and logistics. Logistics engineers are typically employed as experts and managers in different areas of the supply chain.   

The degree programme will equip you well for a variety of planning, development, management and leadership roles. You can also pursue careers in quality management, customer service, or administration within companies, municipalities, and government agencies. Typical job titles include: 

• Procurement Manager  
• Transport Manager  
• Transportation Planner 
• Logistics Manager 
• Sales Manager 
• Application Specialist 
• Terminal Manager 
• Foreman 
• Production Planner 
• Warehouse Manager