Master in Supply Chain Management & Logistics Part Time
- Executive
- Weekend
- 60 ECTS
- OCT. 2025 - 12 months
Presentation of the Master in Supply Chain Management & Logistics Part Time
This master's degree is taught in SPANISH
In the globalized, competitive and changing economic landscape in which organizations now operate, they require a greater level of efficiency, speed and productivity.
Therefore, these organizations need professionals equipped to lead all the management functions of the different areas of the Supply Chain and Logistic management.
The Master in Supply Chain Management & Logistics of EAE Business School Madrid will give you the multifaceted professional profile needed to operate effectively with confidence in the different areas of Supply Chain and Logistics, including procurement, planning, production, logistics and distribution.
You will gain a comprehensive overview of all the fields in the highest demand among companies, and adapted to the new changes in business management.
This Master in Supply Chain has the Lean Sx Sigma Yellow Belt training that will allow you to apply the main basics of Lean Six Sigma in your organization and actively participate in continuous improvement teams. It has been developed to ensure that team members understand the purpose of Lean Six Sigma and what their role will be within projects. You will effectively identify customer requirements, discover improvement potential using Six Sigma methods and tools and participate in improvement sessions (Kaizen).
Moreover, this Master gives you the opportunity to prepare to successfully obtain the level 1 SCPro 1 certification of the CSCMP, which accredits the graduate’s extensive knowledge of the supply chain, a real differential factor as a professional, all thanks to this Master.
MASTER'S DEGREE
Once you successfully complete your programme, you will obtain a double degree: Master in Supply Chain Management & Logistics from EAE Business School and the Master in Supply Chain Management & Logistics from the Universidad Internacional de la Empresa (UNIE)
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Reasons to take the Master in Supply Chain Management & Logistics Part Time
- Professional SCPro certification: The syllabus and teaching materials on the Master are designed to ensure that students who want to can sit the SCPro Level 1 certificate successfully. This accreditation gives your professional career a boost to the next step.
- CSCMP quality assurance: EAE Business School is certified by the Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals, giving this program the maximum guarantee of quality.
- Operations management game: have a more realistic experience as the program has project management software that enables you to recreate the challenges faced by a company’s Logistics Department.
- Advisory Board: The syllabus has been developed in collaboration with 25 professionals from leading companies, including PepsiCo, Nike, DHL, Danone, Accenture, Fujitsu, Grupo Planeta, Mango and Puig, to name just a few. This ensures the maximum alignment between the contents and the professional world.
- Residential program in California: At the end of the tuition period, you have the option to train abroad on a two-week residential program (at an additional cost) at UC Berkeley, California.
- True Potential Experience: Enjoy an experience that combines the Master in Supply Chain Management & Logistics Part Time with a Personalized Professional Development Plan, guided by a True Potential Advisor, who will help you find, focus and develop your true potential.
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Syllabus
Supply Chain I and Support workshops – 6 ECTS
- Introduction to the supply chain.
- Environmental variables and supply chain configurations.
- Supply chain process analysis.
- Supply chain cost calculation workshop.
- Statistical foundations and problem diagnosis in the supply chain.
- Key performance indicators (KPI) in the supply chain.
- Workshop on information technologies and management in the supply chain.
Sales and Distribution Models, S&OP Integration of Sales and Operations – 6 ECTS
- Introduction to sales and distribution models.
- Distribution channels and strategies.
- Sales & Operations Planning (S&OP)
- Demand forecasting and prediction techniques.
- Big Data and data analytics in demand forecasting.
- Demand management and supply chain planning.
- Collaboration in the supply chain and CPFR (Collaborative Planning, Forecasting and Replenishment).
- Key performance indicators (KPI) in sales and operations.
Supplier Relations Management. Procurement Management. Negotiation Techniques – 6 ECTS
- Introduction to supplier and procurement management.
- Supplier selection and evaluation.
- Developing and maintaining supplier relations.
- Procurement and acquisition process. Contract development and management.
- Negotiation techniques in supplier management.
- Quality management and sustainability in the supply chain.
- Information technologies and supplier management systems.
- Key performance indicators (KPI) in supplier and procurement management.
Production Management: Approaches and Processes – 6 ECTS
- Introduction to production management.
- Types of production processes.
- Production management approaches and techniques.
- Production planning
- Production control and monitoring.
- Production capacity and resource management.
- Decision-making strategies.
- Key performance indicators (KPI) in production management.
- Emerging tools and technologies in production management.
Stock and Warehouse Management: Strategy and Operation – 6 ECTS
- Introduction to stock and warehouse management.
- Key processes in warehouse management.
- Qualitative and quantitative techniques for stock management.
- Asset management applied to warehousing areas.
- Automation and value added processes in warehouses.
- Key performance indicators (KPI) in warehouse management.
- Specific information systems for stock and warehouse management.
- Sustainable framework and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in stock and warehouse management.
Transport Management: Modes, Lines, Intermodality, Strategy and Operations – 6 ECTS
- Introduction to transport management in the supply chain.
- Transport modes and characteristics of transport.
- Intermodality and multimodal transport.
- Transport management strategies and decisions.
- Fleet and asset management in transport and energy efficiency.
- Regulations and legislation in transport management.
- Key performance indicators (KPI) for transport.
- Information systems and technology applied to transport.
Integrated Business Plan (IBP), Financial Management of the Supply Chain – 6 ECTS
Introduction to Integrated Business Planning (IBP).
IBP process: Stages and participants.
Integrating the supply chain and finance.
Financial analysis of the supply chain.
Working capital management in the supply chain. C2C cycle.
Financial performance management in the supply chain.
Change implementation and management in the IBP process.
Supply chain II; Support workshops II – 6 ECTS
- Reviewing the supply chain with all its components.
- Trends and challenges in the advanced supply chain.
- Emerging technologies in the supply chain
- Supply chain 4.0.
- Support workshops II (6)
- Business game workshop.
- Master’s Thesis – 15 ECTS
Minors
Minors are elective courses that enable you to personalize your Master and build a study program tht has the scope for new disciplines aligned with your profesional interest and goals. They act as real communication links that enable you to explore other areas of knowledge and connect them to yours. Minors multiply your opportunities for networking and expand your professional horizons. The range of Minors on offer varies depending on the intake and campus.
Choose between:
- Application of AI in Business
- Stategy and Data Analytics
- Fintech: Technology for Finance
- Marketing automation and marketing intelligence
- Neuromarketing
- Digital Marketing
- Sales management Innovation
- Sustainability: Strategies and Opportunities
- Scalling Up: Strategies for business growth management
- Project management techniques
- Corporate Wellbeing: Leading Wellbeing Strategies
- Business Agility
- Leadership: Team development techniques
Explore new areas of knowledge and boost your employability by acquiring the competencies in the highest demand.
3 Territories to conquer
1. Supply Chain Management
You will learn to lead all the areas of the supply chain, incorporating the latest technological and methodological trends.
2. Leadership in Operations and Logistics
You will gain the knowledge to oversee and lead an Operations and Logistics department aligned with the latest developments in distribution, consumer and supplier networks, as well as learning to manage and network and channel relations effectively
3. Development of Executive Competencies
You will develop the personal and executive skills to be more efficient at making decisions and improve your capacity to detect, analyse and resolve problems. All these aspects are specifically adapted to the field of Supply Chain and Logistics Management.
Faculty
Luis Eugenio Carretero Díaz
PhD in Economics and Business Administration from the Universidad Complutense de Madrid. He is Professor of Business Organization at the Escuela Universitaria de Estudios Empresariales and Professor of Business Organization at the Universidad Complutense de Madrid.
Juan José Montiel
Director of the Global Master in Supply Chain Management. He has extensive professional experience in the logistics area in companies such as Procter & Gamble, Ediciones SM, Valeo, Goodyear Dunlop Tires Iberia and BuyVIP Amazon, among others.
Ricardo de Vera Álvaro
Responsible for air cargo at MPG Logistics. 20 years’ professional experience in different fields, at operational and commercial level, both in Commercial and Operations Management, in Shipping Companies, Freight Forwarders and Logistics Operators.
Miguel Morales Moya
PhD in Business Administration from the Universidad de Zaragoza. Director of the Part-Time Master in Supply Chain Management at EAE Business School Madrid.
José Luis Morato Gómez
Senior Principal at Miebach Consulting Group and a mentor at startup accelerators. Bachelor Degree in Transport and Logistics Sciences from Universidad Camilo José Cela. Master in Sales and Marketing Management from IE. He was Senior Manager of Supply Chain Execution at NTT DATA for Europe & LATAM.
Eduardo de Porras Ortiz
Managing Partner at Howdazz. Industrial Engineering Diploma from the Universidad de Zaragoza, EMBA from IE. He has more than fifteen years’ experience in management roles in different companies, such as KA International, Dinarte, Hansen & Cawley, Supply Nexus and Howdazz.
Pablo Sicilia Mateo
Purchasing Director at Kaelis. Bachelor Degree in Economics from the Universidad de Zaragoza, MBA from the Universidad Pontificia de Comillas ICADE. He is a specialist in Purchasing and Relationship Management, Trainer and Lecturer on topics related to collaboration, conflict management, digitization, purchasing and negotiation.
Begoña Hernández
Industrial Engineering Diploma from the Universidad Pontificia de Comillas ICADE. Executive Management Program at IESE. She has held different positions of responsibility, including CMO - Commercial director at Abax Innovation Technologies S.L., Vice-President of the Board of Directors and Co-Leader of the Industry and Logistics Forum in EJE&CON. She has also had a long career in the Operations area.
Miguel Quintana Enrique
Managing Director at Alloga, Managing Partner at SupplyChange Consulting. Industrial Engineering Diploma from the Universidad Politécnica de Madrid. Senior Management Program at IESE Business School.
Javier San Martín
Managing Partner at Ogaranzo. Founding Partner of Logistum and Blockchain Solutions.
Professional prospects and entry profile
What you study here and now will have an impact on your career tomorrow. Start imagining your future and take a look at some of the professional prospects that await you.
- Chief Operating Officer (COO)
- Global Supply Chain Manager
- Director of Imports and Exports
- Director of Logístics y Distribution
- Purchasing Manager
- Reverse Logístics Manager
For access to the Master in Continuing Education in Supply Chain Management & Logistics, candidates must be in at least one of the following circumstances:
- Official university degree
True Potential Experience
At EAE Business School Madrid, we know that are all born with something that, if you discover and nurture it in time, can make all the difference in your professional career.
With this in mind, EAE Madrid offers you the True Potential Experience: an experience that combines our Master in Supply Chain Management & Logistics Part Time with a Personalized Professional Development Plan.
With True Potential Experience, we want to give you more than just a top-quality education. We want to give you the opportunity to discover your true potential and make it a reality.
Employment report
Our students on the Master in Supply Chain Management & Logistics work in leading companies, such as:
At EAE Business School Madrid, we offer financial support to all the candidates on EAE programs.
EAE Business School grants
Achieving excellence in your studies requires a large dose of energy and perseverance. We like to think that we can offer an extra motivation for students who are working at the highest level. The Academic Excellence grant is awarded to candidates who have displayed extraordinary performance and can accredit an average score on their academic record of over 9.5.
We strive to increase the presence of women in executive positions and promote gender equality in the labour market Over 40% of our students are women, many of whom combine their studies with their professional and personal lives. We want to reward their efforts with this grant, which takes their academic report into consideration, but also their executive potential, leadership capacity and professional background.
Launching an entrepreneurial venture is an exciting journey that requires preparation, the capacity for sacrifice and creativity. We aim to foster entrepreneurial spirit and great business ideas with a grant awarded to directors of SMEs, self-employed professionals and people with their own business project. To be eligible to apply for the grant, the Master candidates must have created a company in the same year.
We are certain that, to achieve a fairer, more participative society, we have to run initiatives designed to foster the talent of people with a disability. With this in mind, we have created a grant for the Master in Marketing and Sales Management that is awarded to the candidate with an accredited disability of at least 33% who has the best academic record.
In the global world in which we now live, it is important to discover new cultures that enable us to enhance our competencies. With this in mind, we offer a grant to students whose program includes an international mobility option on its syllabus (programs that offer students an optional residential program abroad). This grant covers the cost of enrolling at the destination university.
Other ways of financing the master
There are other sources of financial support for studying offered by different institutions and organizations, to which you also have access.
The grants offered by the MAEC (Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation) and the AECID (International Cooperation Agency for Development) offer the opportunity to take this Master to young and foreign university students who choose to round off their studies in a Spanish university or educational institution. The grants are aimed at candidates with university qualification (and final-year students in some cases).
The State Employment Public Service offers financial support, through the Fundación Tripartita, to all people currently actively employed and making Social Security contributions and who have received individual training permission from the company to take this Master. Candidates earn an official qualification or a university’s own institutional qualification. In return, the company receives a Social Security allowance for each employee and benefit from the know-how of better trained professionals.
