MSc Supply Chain and Logistics

Master of Science in Supply Chain and Logistics at University of Ljubljana

The Master of Science in Supply Chain and Logistics at the University of Ljubljana (UL), offered through the School of Economics and Business (SEB), is a two-year postgraduate programme based in Ljubljana, Slovenia. The programme is listed as English-taught, consists of four semesters, and carries 120 ECTS credits. It provides advanced education in supply chain management, business logistics, logistics systems planning, and business process management. Students develop analytical, managerial, and problem-solving competencies to understand complex logistics operations and design effective solutions for organisations operating in increasingly international and globalised business environments.

Curriculum and Learning Outcomes

The programme focuses on the analysis, planning, design, and management of logistics systems and supply chains. Students develop competencies in logistics analysis, business process management, logistics system modelling, simulation, and the improvement of organisational processes. The curriculum emphasises analytical research and development methods, critical evaluation of logistics strategies, and the ability to anticipate the consequences of managerial decisions. Students also examine internationalisation and globalisation processes and their impact on modern supply chain operations.

Logistics Systems and Business Process Management

Students learn to analyse complex logistics challenges and develop solutions for managing supply chains within companies and across affiliated organisations. The programme strengthens their understanding of business process analysis, modelling, simulation, modernisation, and implementation monitoring. Particular attention is given to evaluating proposed logistics improvements, understanding implementation challenges, and monitoring the effectiveness of operational changes.

Career Opportunities

Graduates are prepared for professional and managerial responsibilities in logistics companies, logistics centres, production organisations, and businesses operating complex supply systems. Potential career paths include logistics management, supply chain analysis, logistics systems planning and design, logistics personnel supervision, business logistics consulting, and research into advanced supply systems. Graduates may also provide logistics and production management advice to smaller companies without dedicated development departments.

Tuition Fees and Admission Information

The supplied programme information lists an annual tuition fee of €4,700 for non-EU students, with reference to the University’s 2026/2027 tuition fee schedule. Eligible students from EU/EEA countries, Switzerland, and specified Western Balkan countries are listed as qualifying for tuition-free full-time study.

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