
The Master of Science in Logistics Engineering and Management program at Technical University of Munich (TUM) Asia, located in Singapore, prepares students to expertly navigate the complex demands of global logistics and supply chains. This program is designed for a dynamic world, addressing ecological, economic, and geopolitical factors that influence the flow of goods internationally. Students will develop skills in planning, organizing, and controlling these intricate systems. The curriculum integrates essential aspects of supply chain management, logistics, engineering, and general management. You will gain proficiency in statistical methods, modeling, predictive analytics, traffic planning, and optimizing decision-making processes. The program offers flexibility with elective modules in areas such as Green Supply Chain and Risk Management, Airport and Harbour Design, or Business Administration, allowing you to tailor your studies to your interests and career goals. Graduates emerge as highly qualified professionals, capable of designing and implementing efficient, sustainable supply chain systems. This degree opens doors to responsible positions in procurement, inventory analysis, warehouse design, logistics engineering, and process engineering, or provides a strong foundation for further doctoral studies.
Graduates of the Logistics Engineering and Management program are well-prepared for diverse and responsible roles within the logistics and supply chain sector. They possess the expertise to design, develop, and implement efficient, effective, and economically sustainable supply chain systems in response to global demands.
Academic requirements may vary depending on your country of study. It is recommended to contact admissions@tum-asia.edu.sg to verify specific requirements.
All students must pay a semester fee of 97.00 EUR for programs located in Munich, Garching, Weihenstephan, Heilbronn (or 82.00 EUR in Straubing). This fee is collected for each semester of study. For programs at TUM Asia in Singapore, the relevant Student Union Fee is for Munich. Payment must be registered in your TUMonline account by the enrollment deadline. For payments from outside the SEPA area, all bank charges must be paid by the remitter (select 'OUR' option).
You need a Bachelor's degree in a relevant field like Logistics, Supply Chain Management, Engineering, or Business Administration. English language proficiency is also required, with a minimum TOEFL score of 88 or IELTS Academic of 6.5.
A semester fee of 97.00 EUR applies to all students. International students from outside the EU/EEA will be charged additional tuition fees starting Winter Semester 2024/25; specific details will be on TUM's tuition fees website.
The standard duration for the Master of Science in Logistics Engineering and Management program is 2 years.
The course language for the Logistics Engineering and Management program is English.
The program is located in Singapore and has a single annual intake in August.
Graduates are prepared for roles such as Procurement Specialist, Inventory Analyst, Supply Chain Manager, Warehouse Designer, and Logistics Engineer.