Master in Logistics

This MSc in Logistics is a master's program taught in English over four semesters, beginning in February 2026, with tuition of 2400 EUR per year. Students build knowledge of the basic components of logistics processes and systems, along with the process controls that shape the physical flow of goods together with the information that accompanies them. The program frames this knowledge in practical terms, training graduates to think in categories of system design, customer service, effectiveness, total cost, and value orientation. A central goal of the program is connecting technical problems in logistics with management and economics, so that graduates can operate confidently across both domains. Students gain the general knowledge and skills needed for operational logistics management within the functional departments of logistics operators, along with an understanding of modern management organizations and the policies that govern logistics operators specifically. The curriculum also addresses the importance of systemic and procedural approaches within logistics, rules for controlling information flow, and management of financial, human, and material resources, alongside the essence of customer service as applied to logistics operations. Starting in February and running for four semesters, the program suits students looking for a structured entry point outside the typical autumn intake. As a discipline, logistics sits between engineering and business management, and graduates from programs like this one typically move into operations, supply chain, or logistics management roles across manufacturing, distribution, and service industries where coordinating the flow of goods and information efficiently is central to the business.