Logistics & Supply Chain Management
Shape the Future of
European Logistics
A 120 ECTS joint master's degree taught across three European universities. Study in Barcelona, Riga, and specialise in Germany — all in one programme.
A programme built for the European labour market
The LSCM Master is a joint accredited programme jointly offered by leading European universities. It addresses the most pressing challenges in global supply chain management through technology, engineering, and business — with a deeply international approach.
Joint Diploma
Official diploma issued by UAB on behalf of all partner universities. Recognised across Europe and grants access to PhD studies.
Master in Logistics & Supply Chain Management
Integrated. International. Industry-Ready.
A programme designed to train professionals capable of making decisions at operational, tactical, and strategic level — from a holistic and interdisciplinary perspective.
Your academic path
Four Semesters Across Europe
A carefully structured curriculum that builds from core foundations to deep specialisation, moving across three countries.
Foundations of LSCM
- Supply Chain Management
- Operations Management
- Logistics Systems
- Quantitative Methods
- Information Systems
- Project Management
Advanced Logistics
- Transport & Distribution
- Warehousing
- Procurement
- Supply Chain Analytics
- Lean Management
Specialisation
- Specialisation Track
- Electives
- Applied Projects
Master's Thesis
- Research Methods
- Thesis
- Defence
🔀 Semesters 3 & 4 — choose your specialisation track: study at RTU (Riga, Latvia) or UASW (Wildau, Germany)
Our partner institutions
Three Countries. One Programme.
A consortium of established European universities, each contributing their unique expertise and research strengths to the programme.
Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona
The lead institution of the LSCM consortium. A top public research university located in the Barcelona metropolitan area — one of Europe's leading logistics hubs. All admissions and enrolment are handled by UAB.
Riga Technical University
One of the oldest and largest technical universities in the Baltic states. RTU specialises in engineering, technology, and information systems — bringing a strong technical and digital perspective to the programme.
Technical University of Applied Sciences Wildau
Located near Berlin, UASW is renowned for its applied research in logistics systems engineering. Strong industry connections and a hands-on approach to learning make it ideal for students seeking practical expertise.
Choose your track
Two Specialisations, One Qualification
Your choice of specialisation in year two shapes your career direction. Both lead to the same joint diploma.
Logistics Information Systems
Focus on how integrated IT solutions support and optimise logistics and supply chain management. Ideal for those interested in digitalisation, data-driven decision-making and smart logistics.
- Logistics IT Systems & Architecture
- Digital Transformation in SCM
- Data Analytics & Business Intelligence
- ERP & WMS Systems
- IoT & Smart Logistics
Logistics Systems Engineering
Focus on analysis, design, evaluation and implementation of materials handling, transport, and logistics management and control systems. Hands-on and engineering-oriented.
- Materials Handling Systems
- Warehouse Design & Automation
- Transport Network Optimisation
- Simulation & Modelling
- Logistics Control Systems
Why choose LSCM
The LSCM Advantage
ECTS — full master's
A complete two-year programme that qualifies you for PhD programmes in logistics and engineering.
Countries, one degree
Live, study and build your network in Spain, Latvia, and Germany — with one joint diploma at the end.
Focused specialisations
Choose a track aligned with your career goals — digital IT systems or engineering implementation.
Industry connections
Real projects, guest lectures, and company visits integrated throughout the programme.
Fully in English
All courses are taught in English, designed for an international and multicultural student body.
EU accredited
An officially verified joint programme compliant with European higher education standards.
Admissions
Ready to Apply?
Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis. EU applicants are encouraged to apply as early as possible.
Application process
Pre-enrolment opens January–September each year, with a rolling review of applications submitted by prospective students.
Document submission
Upload required documents via the UAB online portal. Obtain your student NIA number first if not yet a UAB student.
Selection process
The admissions committee reviews each application. Decisions are communicated within 20 days of submission.
Visa & Accommodation
Admitted students arrange their visa and accommodation with support from the International Support Service.
Registration
Admitted students complete enrolment following the academic office procedures. The programme begins in September.
Requirements
Academic Background
Bachelor's degree in engineering, technology, or a related field from a recognised institution.
Applicants whose bachelor’s degree is not in Engineering or Science may still apply, provided that their studies have a sufficient technical and quantitative profile.
English Proficiency
TOEFL 90+ (internet-based) or equivalent B2 level according to the CEFR framework.
Alternatively, a certificate issued by the applicant’s home university confirming that the language of instruction of their studies was English will also be accepted as valid proof of proficiency.
Documents
CV, motivation letter, academic transcripts, degree certificate, and language certificate.
Open to EU & non-EU
International students outside the EU are supported through UAB's International Support Service for visa applications.
Start your European journey today
All admissions are handled by UAB. Click below to begin the pre-enrolment process at the Autonomous University of Barcelona.
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Still have questions?
Our programme coordinators are happy to help. Reach out before you apply and we'll guide you through the process.