SBE Master Students
Language
  • English
Format
  • Full time
Start date
  • February
  • September
Location
  • Maastricht

Master

International Business - Supply Chain Management

This specialisation equips you with skills to manage and optimise global supply chains. Tackle challenges in purchasing, logistics, and operations while exploring innovative concepts; all in an international, collaborative environment.

Fits with you?

  • Are you interested in managing global supply chains and logistics?
  • Do you enjoy working with diverse teams to solve complex problems?
  • Are you open to exploring technologies that shape the future of business?

Your future

  • Lead supply chain improvements in diverse sectors globally.
  • Move into senior management roles, overseeing strategic operations.
  • Work with SMEs, multinationals, and logistics providers to drive efficiency.

Good to know

  • You'll obtain a Master of Science (MSc) degree.
  • This is a one-year, full-time programme.
  • To start in September, apply before 1 May (non-EU/EEA) or 1 June (EU/EEA). To start in February, apply before 1 November (non-EU/EEA) or 1 December (EU/EEA).

Want to experience it yourself?

8 Oct
Studying a Master at School of Business and Economics | Online info session
2 Nov
5 Nov
Online Master's Week
10 Dec
All you need to know about the MSc Public Policy and Human Development | Online info session
20 Mar
Master’s Open Day
15 Apr
All you need to know about the MSc Public Policy and Human Development | Online info session
Portret Diego Desloovere

"Supply Chain Management helped me understand the chain needed to go from raw material to end customer. After graduating, I knew where I could bring the most value to this chain."
Diego Desloovere, Service Fulfillment Operations Developer at IKEA group

Rankings SBE

Rankings and Recognition

SBE is among the 1% of the world’s business schools to be triple accredited. The School combines a strong commitment to excellent research and research-based education with a focus on our impact on society.
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Problem-Based Learning

You will learn in small groups of 10 to 15 students, not in crowded lecture halls. Our Problem-Based Learning (PBL) approach builds the critical thinking, teamwork, and problem-solving skills that boost your employability and prepare you for real-world success.
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Amazing education opportunities

You will have the chance to broaden your horizons through exciting exchange programmes or hands-on internships. We also offer access to Excellence Programmes, including the option to pursue a dual degree with one of our top international partner universities.