The Master in Supply Chain Management and Logistics contributes to obtaining the skills that are most in demand by companies in this field. A global vision of the planning and execution of processes, always accompanied by technology, and without forgetting, the business management part through the development of skills focused on leadership and communication. This Master allows training multifaceted professionals who know how to move in the competitive environment of the sector.

A Master in Logistics and Supply Chain through the Secretariat of Public Education of Mexico (SEP) (RVOE No. 20220580) from Universidad EUDE México in a 100% online modality, will train you to assume positions of responsibility and management in the area International Logistics and Supply Chain. In addition, thanks to its theoretical and practical quality, this Master will make you the perfect candidate for both management and the logistics area of a company. In addition, this Master is designed for professionals who have a clear international vocation. You will know all the key aspects related to Logistics Networks, Integral Logistics Management, Purchasing Management, Supply, Storage, everything related to Marketing Distribution, Information Technology.

Master’s degree in Supply Chain Management, you will be fully equipped to manage the strategic areas of logistics and supply chains from leadership positions and to develop and implement the most effective solutions. Become the expert capable of implementing changes that enhance supply chain efficiency.

Study operations and supply chain management at a business school where “digital” is at Its core. GBSB Global is the only higher education institution in Spain accredited by Microsoft as a leader in digital education. Obtain a differential qualification with Microsoft Imagine Academy – GBSB Global prepares students to meet market demand in digital technologies

Upon successful completion of the study program students receive an international private Master in International Management (MIM) degree with a specialization in Supply Chain Management, awarded by the school's main campus in Zurich, Switzerland, based on the recommendation of the faculty of the local campuses where credits were earned, and upon the recommendation of the school's Academic Council.

Logistics is constantly growing, and is expected to reach a global turnover of 19 billion euros by 2026. This sector is considered one of the most powerful economic drivers, mainly due to three factors: the digital transformation of the economy, the rapid advances in e-commerce and the investment of companies to accelerate the sustainability of their logistics processes.