Logistics Management (MBA) - International

The basic objective of the Logistics, MBA Master's program of the Dresden International University is to strengthen the students' management competence and entrepreneurial initiative in order to be able to react adequately and professionally to logistical challenges in industry, trade and services. This includes comprehensive knowledge and skills in market-oriented planning, design, management and control of material, goods and information flows in value networks and their application. These educational goals are oriented on the one hand towards the requirements of top logistics experts and on the other hand towards a scientifically established university logistics education. All lecturers stand out due to their intensive experience in teaching and research.

Since January 2008 this program is the first and the only one in Germany which is accredited by the European Logistics Association (ELA) according to the Supervisory/Operational Level introduced by the ELA.

Since December 2009 the program is accredited by the Zentrale Evaluations- und Akkreditierungsagentur, the re-accreditation was finished successfully in October 2015 and November 2022.

• Procurement Manager: Responsible for the strategic purchasing and sourcing of materials and services. You work closely with suppliers and develop procurement strategies that reduce costs while maintaining quality standards.

• Freight Manager: In this role, you plan and coordinate the transportation of goods, whether by land, sea, or air. You ensure that freight arrives safely and on time.

• Project Manager in Logistics: You lead projects focused on implementing new logistics solutions or optimizing existing systems. You coordinate teams, manage budgets, and ensure timely completion of projects.

• Consultant in Logistics and Supply Chain Management: As a consultant, you work with companies to analyze, improve, and develop sustainable logistics strategies. You offer expert advice to enhance their logistics processes and supply chain efficiency.

• Operations Manager: As an Operations Manager, you oversee the entire operations process, from production to distribution. You ensure that processes run efficiently and that all resources are used optimally.