Eucléa Business School, France
On Campus & Hybrid
120 ECTS
2 Years
WES Canada & UK ENIC (NARIC)
MBA in Logistics and Supply Chain Management not only includes planning, implementing, controlling the material and flow of the product or service but also the analytical skills and management strategies required for the transportation of goods and services through proper use of inventory, customer service, warehouse, storage.
Supply chain Management is a multidisciplinary aspect of industry that is concerned with Project planning, obtaining raw materials by sourcing and providing logistical support, methods of production, the distribution of generated products and controlling costs and risks at each of the levels mentioned above. Logistics and Supply Chain Management is the entire management of the supply chain process which includes the flow of goods and services as follows:
Supplier → Manufacturer → Wholesaler → Retailer → Consumer.
MBA in Logistics and Supply Chain will help you to learn to manage the process of manufacturing units and customer dealing.
Booming Industry – With the growth in retail, e-commerce and manufacturing sectors, demand for MBA students in logistics and supply chain management is quite high. In this program, the student analyses the complete process of the product cycle from raw material collection to delivering the final product in the market.
Global Curriculum – This program covers topics such as – Trade Operations, Liner Industry, Commercial Geography, Implementation issues in Supply Chain Performance Metrics and Modelling & Operational Strategic, Logistics Management and recent SCM trends.
Climb Up The Ladder – There are many advantages to obtaining a professional supply chain education. This area of research is one of the most rapidly expanding in the business world. As a result, students who earn an MBA in Supply Chain have an easier time finding work. They always rise to the top of their organizations.
Ever-Evolving Industry – The number of available supply chain positions will increase by 26% between 2020 and 2030. The current demand-to-supply ratio of eligible individuals to workers is six to one. That number may be as high as nine to one in a few years.
Earning Prospects – According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), the median pay for a Logistics and Supply Chain Specialist was $76,270 in May 2020. In addition, the top 10% earned an average salary of over $122,580.
Endless Opportunities – Graduates of this program will work in a variety of manufacturing sectors, ranging from food processing to the production of goods. Soft drink manufacturers, automobile manufacturers, watchmakers, bakeries, and other industries are examples.
Manufacturers and Suppliers are the major recruiters for candidates with an MBA in this field, in all the countries of the world. Some of them are Amazon, Coca-Cola, Frito-Lays, FedEx, Nestle, Intel, Apple, Google, Walmart, Decathlon, DHL, Juki, HCL, etc. Managers working in the branch of federal government tend to make $88,280 per year.
Bachelors/Graduation in any stream
This is a two-year course offering. All the learners who complete this course will attain 120 ECTS(60 ECTS for each of years 1 and 2 respectively).
