Global Supply Chain Management – Major of the Master in Management and Technology

Objectives of the Major in Global Supply Chain Management

The evolution of traditional business models followed by the diffusion of digital technologies require firms to reengineer traditional business units like operations, logistics, and procurement. Supply chain managers are requested to manage global supply chains that integrate all stakeholders in unique networks, use evolved and intelligent systems to face worldwide competition, and incorporate new business trends such as sustainability, digital transformation, and omnichannel marketing.

Students of the Major in Global Supply Chain Management acquire managerial skills and strategic competences to implement, manage, and perform global supply chains and identify the most effective technological solutions.

Participants learn to:

  • identify strategic partners and establish strong interdependencies among supply chain members
  • form strategic supply chains through long term negotiations and agreements
  • adopt the best technological solutionswithin a supply chain to integrate suppliers at the global level, designing ad hoc collaborative programmes and synchronising traditional business strategies in a supply chain perspective
  • evaluate the environmental impactof supply chains and integrate environmental targets and restrictions in a supply chain strategy
  • reshape supply chain strategies through digital technologies and integrate Artificial Intelligence systems to optimise the decision-making process throughout the supply chain

ECTS

The Master’s Degree Programme in Management and Technology – Major in Global Supply Chain Management provides students with 60 European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System (ECTS).

Target audience of the Major in Global Supply Chain Management

The Major in Global Supply Chain Management is aimed at recent graduates — or those graduating soon — who are interested in developing competencies in the industry.

Career prospects

The programme puts students on career paths in a wide range of organisations in the industry, in positions such as:

  • Supply Chain Manager
  • Production Manager
  • Logistics Manager
  • Procurement Manager
  • Supply Chain Strategist
  • Supply Chain Analyst
  • Technology Consultant for Supply Chain Applications
  • Digital Supply Chain Consultant
  • Supply Chain Consultant

Direction and Coordination

Scientific Director

Paolo Boccardelli, Dean, Luiss Business School

Scientific Coordinator

Pietro De Giovanni, Associate Professor of International Operations and Supply Chain, Luiss Guido Carli University