The Master degree program Supply Chain Engineering & Management trains you for the growing field of design and management of supply chains. The successful completion of the studies leads to earning an internationally acknowledged Master of Science (MSc) degree and enables a quick career entry in the area of Supply Chain Management (SCM) in a national or international context. As a future manager in a business world marked more and more by globalization, complexity and flexibility, the curriculum aims to teach modern leadership and management competencies. This includes the analysis of business processes, as well as the ability and the readiness to recognize the potential for change, initiate change processes, and to design those change processes successfully. Furthermore you are in a perfect shape to implement control in any business. Thus, the program perfectly matches needs within industry and beyond. Graduates’ career chances are with major players in industries like automobile manufacturing, machinery, precision equipment, aerospace, heavy automotive, technology and software, for example. In particular, a lot of jobs are offered in Germany being one of Europe’s most high-technology-industrialized countries.

Career Perspectives Jacobs University designed this program in close cooperation with experts from industry represented in Jacobs University’s Advisory Board of International logistics. When you finish your MSc in Supply Chain Engineering and Management, you will find a wide range of attractive career options, in the dynamic and interesting field of logistics and beyond. Our graduates are able to work in different areas, such as in the economy, NGO‘s or in the administration. So far, the employment rate of the former program was close to 100% within the first 12 months after graduation. Frequently, students get job offers already during their last year at Jacobs. Among others, so far graduates entered industries such as logistics departments of car manufacturers, the food industry, or the aerospace industry. They work for international operating railway transportation companies or business consultancies. Apart from that, graduates are qualified to opt for a career in academia, in governmental institutions, international organizations, business associations, the media and non-profit organizations.