MBA Logistics and Supply Chain Management
- Initial (6-month compulsory work placement) / Work-linked training
- 9200€
- October 2024
- French
Program description
The ESLSCA Business School Paris Logistics and Supply Chain Management 12- or 24-month programme aims to train young professionals who are competent, cultured, open to the world and rooted in both values and knowledge. Management is not only about mastering techniques and technologies, but also about creating dynamics by supporting women, men and territories.
The programme focuses on contact with a network of high-level professionals from leading companies (industry, commerce, digital, distribution, e-commerce, public sector and government services, education) who are in a position to offer students interesting perspectives and opportunities.
The Logistics and Supply-Chain Management MBA at ESLSCA Business School Paris offers two specializations in the second year:
- Logistics & Supply-Chain Specialization
- Purchasing Specialization
The Master Business Administration (MBA) "Logistics & Supply Chain Management" (MBA1 and MBA2) is addressed to:
- students with general, scientific, economic, legal, commercial or management training who wish to deepen their knowledge or acquire dual skills in logistics and supply chain management.
- professionals who, after a few years of experience, seek to develop in their profession, in managerial or functional positions
Why do an MBA in Logistics and Supply Chain Management?
The MBA in Logistics and Supply Chain Management, in partnership with the Cnam, provides all the skills you need to become a highly sought-after professional. This course is offered on a sandwich basis with a company. It is possible to continue the course in the 2nd year of the Logistics and Supply Chain Management MBA at ESLSCA.
The advantages of the MBA in Logistics and Supply Chain Management
ESLSCA offers an MBA in line with the latest international events. To deal with health crises and geopolitical conflicts, companies need to adapt and adopt environmental and ethical responsibility. This is why choosing this MBA is an extremely judicious choice for meeting the following challenges:
- Managing a Supply Chain and Information Systems or IS;
- Developing an industrial logistics strategy;
- Mastering 6 Sigma to define, measure, control, innovate and analyse a product;
- Process Statistics;
- Managing general accounting;
- Or prepare for the FMIL, the Fundamentals of Industrial and Logistics Management.
This MBA offers a wide range of advantages, and candidates acquire skills of international stature.
An MBA of excellence in logistics performance
In order to become a logistics director and steer an entire industrial production operation, the manager will acquire the following skills, which make all the difference when being selected by an employer looking for adaptability and agility:
- Know-how in E-logistics, CSR, Nudge marketing and ethics, eco-design and upcycling, ecology and biodiversity;
- Business Strategy;
- Production processes and stock management;
- International purchases with contract law and negotiation.
All these skills are acquired through experiential learning. ESLSCA trains tomorrow's managers to optimise costs and satisfy the end customer. They play a major role in implementing a company's sustainable development policy.
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Skills developed
The MBA Logistics and Supply Chain Management prepares students to :
- Acquire a toolkit for supply chain operations;
- Develop solid knowledge of the operational management of logistics and the supply chain in an international context;
- Acquire the interpersonal skills needed to navigate in a complex and uncertain environment;
- Adopt a cross-functional approach to business, both internally and with external partners.
Programme of the MBA Logistics and Supply Chain Management 2023/2024 - 518h
- Purchasing and Supply Chain Framework
- Strategy, Business Models
- Diagnosis of the industrial supply chain
- Concepts and theoretical data
- Production scheduling
- Stock management
- SOP/MRP
- Scheduling
- Kanban & JIT
- Theory of constraints
- Warehouse management
- Transport operations management
- Transport insurance
- Sustainable supply chain
- Transport operations management - optimisation
- Transport regulations
- Introduction to customs techniques
- Logistics and collaborative platforms
- Distribution logistics
- E-commerce logistics
- After-sales and reverse
- Soft skills
- Methodology for organising information flows
- Agile project management
- Improvement project management
- English
- Supply Chain Management & IS
- Information systems master plan and functionalities
- International communication standards
- Digital Supply Chain 4.0
- ERP presentation
- Work
- Visits, conferences
- TOEIC preparation
6-month work placement (132 days in a company) for initial training during the 2 years of the MBA.
MBA objectives
- Implement the logistics master plan
- Manage industrial production operations
- Managing the supply chain
- Knowing yourself to manage
- Managing people
- Mastering the financial management of the supply chain
- Managing a project
- Managing the digital supply chain
Teaching Method
The ESLSCA method is based on three pillars:
- Theoretical academic knowledge.
- Experiential learning through the application of lessons in the form of business cases, business games, Open Innovation challenges and concrete projects/assignments that foster a spirit of innovation, entrepreneurship and collective intelligence.
- Validation via internships and work-study placements, sharing in the form of conferences, masterclasses and exchanges with alumni, etc.
In addition, the ESLSCA Learning System promotes the profile of the "Enhanced Manager 4.0", who must reconcile hard skills, soft skills, digital skills and business skills in order to adapt to the realities of the job market and ensure maximum employability.
Enrolment is open all year round and closes once the number of students has been reached (places are limited per class).
Registration deadline: 2 October 2024. After these dates, please contact the Admissions department directly.
Admission procedure
Pre-selection of the file including :
- CV
- Application questionnaire
- Skills assessment interview
Prerequisites
- Hold a Bac +3 (180 ECTS) in science and technology, management, etc. with a specialisation in logistics and/or industrial production
- Hold a Bac +2 (120 ECTS) with significant experience in logistics and/or industrial production (VAP85 procedure)
Recognition of the diploma
Supply Chain Manager - NSF Code 200p - Level 7 (European) professional qualification - Registered on the RNCP (number 34055) by order dated 05/07/2019 under the authority of and awarded by the Conservatoire National des Arts et Métiers. Certification accessible via the VAE system, or a combination of these access methods.
Career prospects
Logistics and Supply Chain
- Supply Chain Project Manager
- Production planner
- Transport Manager
- Demand Planner
- Operations Manager
- Stock Management Manager
Purchasing
- Category or family buyer
- Project buyer
- Investment buyer
- Industrial buyer
- Services buyer
- Public buyer
Assessment procedures
The study year is divided into two semesters, with the last week reserved for exams.
Students are graded according to the ECTS (European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System) standard promoted by the European Union. The assessment system complies with the 2022-2023 internal study regulations; the average grade for a course or module is used to assess the effort made by each student and to help them make decisions about their academic and professional choices.
It includes elements of continuous assessment, the evaluation of various assignments and the grade obtained during the semester assessments.
Under the direction of the School Director, the school jury meets once a year to decide on the case of each student (passing, repeating, reorientation).
Students validate their year with 60 ECTS (i.e. 30 ECTS per semester) and an average of 10/20 per module, bearing in mind that 5 is an eliminatory mark for a course.
In addition, all the pedagogical conditions must be fulfilled:
- Compulsory work placement of at least 6 months for students in initial training, to be carried out during the 2 years of training OR work-linked training (the work-linked training contract must be signed no later than 3 months after the start of the academic year).
- Continuous assessment + ESLSCA final exams
- Dissertation
- Skills passport
- Company diagnosis
- In-company professional project (written + oral)
- Logistics investigation file + oral
- FMIL certification
- Hoshin site
- TOEIC (minimum score 700)
- Process communication/MBTI
- Managerial assessment + oral
- Personal development (participation in school life)
Any student who does not obtain an average of 10/20 in a module will be invited to the make-up session to retake the exams defined by the passing jury.
A second School Jury will be held after the make-up session to decide on the case of each student: conditional passage for 2-year sandwich students, repeating a year, reorientation, exclusion, gap year.
Gateways, equivalences and further study
Bridges and equivalences
There are no gateways or equivalences: enrolment in the programme requires you to take all the modules.
Continuing your studies
It is entirely possible to continue your studies after the first year of the Logistics and Supply Chain Management MBA, provided you have the necessary prerequisites, in particular any 5-year higher education course such as an MBA or Master's degree.
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