Business Administration - Supply Chain Management Kühne Logistics University (KLU)

Overview

Customize your degree

As a student in our Bachelor of Science in Business Administration - Supply Chain Management degree program at Kühne Logistics University (KLU) , you will choose one of four profiles: International Management, Sustainable Management, Supply Chain Management or Digital Management and Innovation. Each with its own unique focus and career path, these profiles provide you with a customized learning experience and allow you to focus on your chosen area, helping prepare you for your future career goals.  In addition to classroom work, you will also study abroad for one semester and participate in at least one internship to round off your learning experience.

Supply Chain Management

Plan, design and operate global supply chains. Supply Chain Managers (SCM) develop and oversee enormous international logistics flows of goods and information. Products we need and use on a daily basis, from electric toothbrushes to smart phones to cars, don’t just pop out of thin air. SCM steers the overall process, from supply to storage to delivery, meticulously coordinating every aspect, while keeping environmental issues, such as carbon or waste reduction in mind. At the same time, they must react to new technologies, such as the Internet of Things, where objects are constantly connected and able to exchange data with each other. This technology promises enormous advancements and increased efficiency. Access to the most recent data allows for making data-supported decisions, helping companies to be better, faster and more reliable than their competition.

Accreditation

KLU strictly conform to principles and regulations established by the Standing Conference of the Ministers of Education and Cultural Affairs. All of our programs are accredited under the scheme of an Accreditation Council at national level. KLU has the high status of a University with a focus on research and is one of a few private universities in Germany which has the right to grant doctorates.