Online Master in Supply Chain Management & Logistics
Official degree issued by Universidad Europea de Canarias
| Online with live classes (online exams and final degree project) | 12 meses, 60 ECTS | Escuela de Sostenibilidad | School of Social Sciences |
The logistics sector is constantly evolving and demands highly qualified professionals capable of facing today’s challenges – and tomorrow’s. The online Master in Supply Chain Management & Logistics offers you the most comprehensive and up-to-date training to become an expert in logistics management and supply chain leadership.
Throughout the programme, you will acquire the knowledge and skills necessary to:
- Efficiently lead and manage all of a company’s logistics processes, from planning to execution.
- Optimise the supply chain to reduce costs, improve efficiency, and increase competitiveness.
- Implement the latest technologies in logistics, such as artificial intelligence, robotics, and the Internet of Things.
If you’re looking for flexibility, our online methodology provides exactly what you need. Online classes are delivered live and recorded on the virtual campus. You can access them whenever you like and rewatch them to review concepts.
Don’t miss this opportunity to become a logistics expert!
Escuela de Sostenibilidad: Be part of the change
This master’s degree is part of the Escuela de Sostenibilidad, a space where education, industry, and values converge, ensuring top‑level training to lead a greener and more sustainable future.
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Yes to the highest academic quality
Learn in small groups, where your professors know you by name and classes are brought to life with real-world case studies. Work as you would in the real world, with complete access to industry software and AI tools.
Make genuine connections that transform your online learning.
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We are a university with over 30 years of experience, 12 campuses between Spain and Portugal, and recognition from leading rankings, including QS and THE.
Learn in the #1 university network in Spain.
Yes to genuine professional connections
Our employability team and job hunters help boost your career. Our professors, working professionals at leading companies such as Google, Amazon and PWC, open doors across top industries.
We’ll help you adapt successfully to a changing world.
Partner companies
Complete your internship in leading companies in the sector and gain real-world experience in the job market.
What your experience will be like
Curriculum of the Master’s in Supply Chain Management
Study plan structure
Subject | ECTS | Type | Language of Instruction |
Regulatory Evolution and Financial Strategies in Logistics | 6 | Mandatory | English (en) |
Logistics and International Markets | 6 | Mandatory | English (en) |
Supply Chain Management and Analysis | 6 | Mandatory | English (en) |
Leadership, Human Resources, and Supply Chain Management | 6 | Mandatory | English (en) |
Strategic Management and Production in Projects | 6 | Mandatory | English (en) |
Integrated Strategy and Logistics 4.0: Trend – E-commerce | 6 | Mandatory | English (en) |
Artificial Intelligence and Cybersecurity in the Supply Chain | 6 | Mandatory | English (en) |
Innovation and Sustainability Management | 6 | Mandatory | English (en) |
External Academic Internships | 6 | Mandatory | English (en) |
Master’s Thesis | 6 | Mandatory | English (en) |
Module details
Module 1 – Regulatory Evolution and Financial Strategies in Logistics
- Legal and contractual aspects in international transport
- Costs, financing, and risk management in the supply chain
Module 2 – Logistics and International Markets
- Customs operations and foreign trade management
- Incoterms and international transport strategies
Module 3 – Supply Chain Management and Analysis
- Stock planning and management
- Design and optimization of logistics networks
Module 4 – Leadership, Human Resources, and Supply Chain Management
- Managerial skills and leadership in the logistics sector
- Team management and employee motivation
Module 5 – Strategic Management and Production in Projects
- Methodologies for managing logistics projects
- Evaluation and control of logistics projects
Module 6 – Integrated Strategy and Logistics 4.0 Trend – E-commerce
- Impact of technology on Logistics 4.0
- Omnichannel and logistics strategies for e-commerce
Module 7 – Artificial Intelligence and Cybersecurity in the Supply Chain
- Applications of artificial intelligence in logistics
- Data protection and cybersecurity in the supply chain
Module 8 – Innovation and Sustainability Management
- Innovation strategies in the logistics sector
- Sustainable logistics and environmental management
Module 9 – External Academic Internships
Module 10 – Master’s Thesis
Online exams and thesis
This Master’s program is 100% online. Exams and the Master’s Thesis can be completed virtually.
6 million
It is estimated that the logistics sector will create 6 million new jobs worldwide over the next two years.
1.2 million
In Spain, the logistics sector already employs more than 1.2 million people, according to a report by Randstad.
9 out of 10
According to Adecco, 9 out of 10 workers in the logistics sector are satisfied with their job.
Go Beyond
Our online methodology offers flexible, self-paced learning, allowing you to study without giving up your professional or personal life. You’ll gain practical experience through real-world cases, stay in direct contact with instructors and peers, and receive continuous support from tutors and Faculty.
Our Educational Model
Experiential learning
Our students learn by doing, because without action, there is no learning. You will apply the knowledge you have acquired through our virtual campus and the online tools we provide.
Meaningful learning
Our professors connect knowledge, skills, and competencies to students’ prior knowledge, interests, expectations, and cognitive characteristics.
Collaborative learning
Our students learn together, which supports their motivation to achieve their own goals while contributing to others' success, creating an academic and social learning experience.
Professional learning
Our faculty act as guides and mentors, directing learning toward professional application.
Constructive and discovery-based learning
Our learning methodology involves investigating and exploring relevant concepts, allowing students to build understanding through comparison, relation, and reorganisation of both new and prior knowledge.
Autonomous learning
We encourage our students to learn independently, developing self-directed learning capacities. The student plays an active and cooperative role in constructing their own learning.
Access
These are the recommended profiles for studying this Master’s Degree, and the admission requirements for the program.
Recommended Profile
This Master’s is designed for graduates with the following backgrounds:
- Bachelor’s Degree in Industrial Engineering
- Bachelor’s Degree in Transport Engineering
- Other engineering degrees that include subjects related to business in their curriculum (“Production”, “Management”, and “Operations”)
- Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration and Management
- Bachelor’s Degree in Accounting and Finance
- Bachelor’s Degree in Marketing and Commercial Management
- Bachelor’s Degree in Commerce or Commercial Management
- Bachelor’s Degree in Tourism
- Bachelor’s Degree in Transport and Logistics
- Bachelor’s Degree in Information Technologies
- Bachelor’s Degree in Law*
- Bachelor’s Degree in Architecture*
*These profiles require additional coursework due to a curriculum not directly aligned with the Master’s.
Admission Requirements
To access the Master’s program, students must meet the legal requirement established in R.D. 861/2010:
- Hold an official Spanish university degree or another degree issued by a higher education institution from a member state of the European Higher Education Area that grants access to Master’s studies in that country.
- Students who take the program in a language different from their mother tongue (English or Spanish) must have a B2 level in that language according to the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) to access the degree, external academic internships, or other activities. They must therefore certify their language level with a recognized B2 certificate accredited by the CRUE language committee.
Admissions process
The admission process to pursue an online undergraduate or postgraduate certificate at Universidad Europea can be carried out throughout the year, although enrolment on any of our programmes is subject to availability. In order to complete the process, follow these simple steps:
1
Documentation
You will need to send the specific documentation to your personal advisor
- Admissions form.
- Legal document required for accessing the programme
- Photocopy of your ID.
- Curriculum vitae.
2
Admissions test
Once your documentation has been reviewed, your personal advisor will contact you.
- Competency assessment test.
- Personal interview.
- Language assessment test (B2 level).
3
Reserving a place
Formalising the reservation of a place through our different methods of payment
- Direct debit.
- Credit card.
- Online payment.
Leading Faculty
Program Director
Karl-Heinz Ermisch
Professor and researcher at the Faculty of Social Sciences at UEC.
He holds a Bachelor’s degree in Economics from the University of London, an MBA from Boston University, and a PhD in Business Administration from Nova Southeastern University. He has worked as an economist for the European Union region at Philip Morris International, and as a commercial delegate for the province of Santa Cruz de Tenerife with TACTIO, a strategic consultancy for SMEs.
An entrepreneur for over 20 years, he has extensive experience primarily in sales within the industrial machinery sector. He has also spent five years teaching courses in Marketing, Business Administration, and Advertising at UEC.
Our Teaching Team
- Diana Isabel García Guanche
Strategic Management and Production in Projects.
Project Management Specialist at Fred. Olsen Express. - Adriana Marichal Mendoza
Leadership, Human Resources, and Supply Chain Management.
Psychologist, trainer, and HR consultant. - Joan Manuel Báez Hernández
Regulatory Evolution and Financial Strategies in Logistics.
Economic–Financial Manager in Strategic Planning at the Port Authority of Santa Cruz de Tenerife. - Isaac González de Vega
Artificial Intelligence and Cybersecurity in the Supply Chain.
Maritime business development at AMURA and Consultant at Hiades Business Patterns SL. - Juan Carlos Braschi Rangel
Supply Chain Management and Analysis.
Senior Lecturer in Sustainable Supply Chain and Operations Management.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is a Master's in Logistics and Supply Chain Management worth it?
If you're looking to develop your expertise in logistics, international operations and supply chain strategy, this Master's Degree can be a valuable next step. At Universidad Europea, you'll explore how businesses manage global supply chains, improve operational efficiency and adapt to technological changes. You'll gain the knowledge and skills needed to understand complex logistics challenges and make informed business decisions.
What skills will I develop during a Master's in Supply Chain Management?
You'll develop skills in supply chain planning, procurement, inventory management, international logistics and distribution strategies. You'll also explore how artificial intelligence and data analytics can support operational decision-making. At Universidad Europea, we combine strategic knowledge with practical learning to help you understand how modern supply chains operate and how businesses can improve their performance.
Can I study Logistics and Supply Chain Management without previous experience?
You don't necessarily need professional experience in logistics to pursue this Master's Degree. If you have an academic background in business, engineering, economics or a related field, the programme could be a suitable option for you. Our admissions team can help you review your qualifications and determine whether you meet the entry requirements.
What's the difference between an MBA and a Master's in Supply Chain Management?
An MBA provides a broad understanding of business management, covering areas such as finance, marketing, leadership and corporate strategy. A Master's in Supply Chain Management focuses specifically on logistics, procurement, international operations and supply chain optimisation. If you're particularly interested in managing global supply networks and improving business operations, a specialised Master's Degree may be a better fit for your goals.
Will I learn how to use AI in logistics and supply chain management?
You'll explore how artificial intelligence and digital technologies are transforming logistics and supply chain operations. This includes understanding how AI can support demand forecasting, inventory optimisation, process automation and operational decision-making. You'll also examine how businesses can use these technologies to improve efficiency and respond to challenges across global supply chains.
Can I combine an online Master's in Supply Chain Management with a full-time job?
Our online learning methodology is designed to help you balance your studies with your professional commitments. You'll be able to attend live online classes or watch recorded sessions through our virtual campus, giving you greater flexibility to organise your learning. You'll also have access to academic support throughout your studies.
Will I gain practical experience during the Master's in Logistics and Supply Chain Management?
At Universidad Europea, we believe practical learning is essential to understanding the challenges of modern supply chains. Throughout the programme, you'll work with case studies and activities connected to real business situations. The curriculum also includes an external academic internship module, helping you apply your knowledge of logistics operations, supply chain planning and business management.