Supply Chain Management, Master of Science

Admission requirements

In order to be admitted to the online Master's programme in Supply Chain Management at Constructor University, you should have at least a good Bachelor's degree in Business Administration, Logistics, Economics, Industrial Engineering, or Computer Science. Additionally, a strong interest in the course content is expected, which should be explained in a letter of motivation. Involvement in society, extracurricular and voluntary activities during undergraduate studies, such as university service, involvement in clubs, and social engagement, will be positively evaluated. Work experience of one to three years is recommended but not required. You should also possess well-developed analytical, problem-solving, and verbal communication skills, which should be demonstrated in letters of recommendation. The willingness to become part of a multicultural and international community at Constructor University is also required. Admission is based on academic performance, recommendations, and candidates' self-presentation. Required documents include a letter of motivation, CV, official or certified copies of university transcripts, Bachelor's degree or equivalent, language proficiency test scores, and optionally a letter of recommendation.

Details

The Master's programme in Supply Chain Management (SCM) at Constructor University is an online-based, practice-oriented programme tailored to the needs of modern businesses. It is designed for professionals who wish to work in intercultural environments and value a hands-on education. The study programme deals with essential aspects of designing, maintaining, and analysing supply chains. The goal is to equip students with the skills to apply the necessary methods and tools responsibly and effectively in practice. Participants are empowered to analyse and apply data-driven business processes, initiate and successfully manage change processes. Being in an English-speaking work environment also enhances students' intercultural competencies. The programme is distinguished by a combination of synchronous and asynchronous teaching formats, supplemented by optional practical components such as internships. Students are supported by experienced lecturers and tutors, and can access their learning materials through the university's learning management system. The qualification prepares participants for challenging roles in increasingly digitised supply chains and enhances their leadership skills in handling complex data analysis strategies.