
The MSc Supply Chain Management at Rotterdam School of Management (RSM) is a full-time, 12-month programme designed to equip you with advanced knowledge and practical skills in managing global supply chains. Situated in Europe's logistics hub, the programme offers a unique blend of cutting-edge academic theory and real-world application, preparing you for leadership roles in the field. You will learn from top-ranked faculty, engage with industry professionals through company visits and guest lectures, and explore key topics such as sustainability, data analytics, and cost efficiency. The curriculum provides a deep dive into supply chain fundamentals, purchasing, logistics, and decision analytics. The programme structure includes core courses in the autumn semester and a range of electives in the spring, allowing for specialization. Students can also opt for an internship or a company-based project instead of an elective. The programme culminates in a master's thesis, where students can explore diverse research themes under the guidance of experienced academics.
The MSc Supply Chain Management is a one-academic-year programme. Core courses are taken in the autumn semester, followed by electives, an internship, or a business project in the spring semester. The programme includes a master thesis project. All courses involve lectures and workshops with a high workload, often including extensive teamwork. Core courses and electives are subject to change annually, and while every effort is made to accommodate student choices, elective places are not guaranteed.
Graduates are highly sought after by leading companies in various industries. The programme's strong connection to the logistics hub of Rotterdam and its practical focus ensure that students are well-prepared for the job market.
Please refer to the 'Admission & Application' section for detailed eligibility criteria and required documents.
Tuition fees are subject to change. Check the official website for the most up-to-date information.
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