Logistics Management (MBA) - International

React adequately and professionally to logistical challenges

Introduction of the course

In addition to business management skills, today's top logistics experts must also have established skills in supply chain management, strategic planning, project and financial management and in the management of modern information and communication systems. In addition, holistic and analytical thinking, a pronounced organizational talent, leadership and team orientation are required.

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Scholarship Information

The DAAD provides various kinds of funding for foreign students, graduates and postdocs as well as on funding offered by other selected organisations

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Next program start:

06th November 2023

Open Campus Day

14.08.23

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Target group

This course is designed for graduates who are already working in the fields of Logistics, Production, Sales, Controlling or IT and want to strengthen their 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.

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Advantages

personal support

divers international and intercultural experiences

state recognized degree

small study and learning groups promote targeted exchange

opens many career options

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Overview of the study contents

General Management (246 lessons)

a) Strategic and Operational Management
b) Controlling und Financial Management
c) Project Management
d) Information Management

Supply Chain Management (204 lessons)

a) Basics of Supply Chain Management
b) Planning Tasks in Supply Chain Management
c) Supply Chain Management Specialization
d) Production Planning and Quality Management

Applied Logistics Management (75 lessons)

a) Internet-supported Logistics Processes
b) ICT in Logistics
c) Environmental Management in Logistics

Master's thesis

After finishing these modules the students will complete their master's thesis.

For quality assurance after each group of lessons the lecturers will be evaluated by the participants and feedback-talks will be held. The internal quality assurance is done by the academic director of the program and the responsible boards at the Faculty of Business Management and Economics of the TU Dresden (study commission, examinations board).

Extracurricular Activities

a) German Course at the beginning of your studies
b) Cultural and Team Competences
c) Scientific Working
c) SAP Course

Admission requirements

a first university degree (e. g. Bachelor) comparable to 240 ECTS-credits (or graduation after 8 semesters), preferably in Economics or Business Administration
working experience of usually two years in the fields of Logistics, Production, Sales, Controlling or IT
basic knowledge in the field of economics (proven with certificates if it was not part of your Bachelor studies)
English language proficiency (on a level comparable to IELTS 6.0 or TOEFL 550 pbT/TOEFL 79 ibT)

Scientific Director

Prof. Dr. Rainer Lasch

Lecturers

Prof. Dr. Rainer Lasch, University of Technology Dresden; Academic Director of the program
Prof. Dr. Holger Müller, University of Applied Sciences Leipzig
Prof. Dr. Udo Buscher, University of Technology Dresden
Dipl.-Ing. Steffen Clauß, SYSTEMA GmbH Dresden
Prof. Dr. Thomas Günther, University of Technology Dresden
Prof. Dr. Mario Straßberger, University of Applied Sciences Zittau-Görlitz
Nikolaus C. Raben, Owner NCRaben – Economic Coaching, Reinbek (Hamburg)
Prof. Dr. Ulrike Stopka, University of Technology Dresden
Prof. Dr. Armin Töpfer, Corporate Management, TU Dresden
Dr. Norbert Wagener, Management Consultants GmbH Wagener & Herbst Potsdam
Dr. Michael Graßmann, University of Technology Dresden
Tim Lukas Kirsch, University of Technology Dresden
Dr. Marc Janka, University of Technology Dresden
Xenia Börner, University of Technology Dresden