Master of Science Supply Chain Management (SCM) Tina Wakolbinger (Program Director) Werner Jammernegg (Deputy Program Director) Julia Landgraf (Program Coordinator)

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International Students

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Academic Year 2016/17

Austria

Germany

Netherlands

Bosnia and Herzegovina

Costa Rica Hungary

India Italy

Mongolia Panama

Serbia Slowakia Switzerland

Turkey Ukraine

Vietnam

16 Nationalities

Gender

Bachelorprogram

WU60%

Other40%

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Business

Economics

Engineering (Production,

Logistics, Transportation)

Informatics Geography

Applied Mathematics

and Statistics

Business Economics

Supply Chain Management

Unique Features

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Unique Features

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Retailer

Logistics Service Provider

Manufacturer/ Supplier

Focal Companies of the Supply Network

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"With global operations becoming more complex, companies in manufacturing, retail and technology — and the consulting firms that service them — are scrambling to hire people with supply-chain expertise. But these experts are hard to come by.“

- The Hot New M.B.A.: Supply-Chain Management, The Wall Street Journal (2013)

Job Opportunities

Supply Chain Strategy/Plan-

ning/Controlling

Manufacturing and Logistics

Advanced Planning Systems

Business Process

Excellence

Sourcing and Purchasing

Sales and After-Sales

Services

Inventory Management

Job Areas

Green/Human-itarian Supply

Chain Management

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Overview of Current Alumni

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Time needed to find a job

Continuing employment

< 1 Month

1-2 Months

2-3 Months

>3 Months

Others 14%

10%

14%

19%

21%

21%

Industries of our graduates

University

Transport & Logistics

Automotive

Fast-Moving Consumer Goods

Consulting

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Overview of Current Alumni

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Every third SCM graduate

earns more than 50,000 € after one year of employment

of graduates earn more than 35,000 € after one

year of employment

83%

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SCM Network: Student and Alumni Club

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1st Year Program Focus

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1st Semester

2nd Semester

Logistics Management

Advanced Operations Research

Operations Management

Supply Chain Operations

Operations Research

Geographic Information Systems for Transport and Logistics

Supply Chain Planning

Enterprise Resource Planning Systems

Supply Chain Controlling

Global Supply Chain Design

Supply Management

Advanced Geographic Information Systems for Transport and Logistics

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2nd Year Program Focus

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Five Specialization Areas – Select 2

Three Seminar Courses – Select 1

•  Business Analytics in Supply Chains

•  Location Analytics and Geospatial Data

•  Retail Marketing

•  Supply Chain Finance and Risks

•  Sustainable and Humanitarian Supply Chains

•  Transport and Logistics

•  Decision Models and Analysis

•  IT Seminar

•  Transport and Logistics

Prepare and Defend Your Thesis

•  Master's Thesis

•  Interdisciplinary Research Seminar

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Recommended Exchange Universities and Visiting Professors

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Visiting Professors

Partner Universities

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Julia Landgraf (Program Coordinator) Program Management

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Werner Jammernegg (Deputy Program Director) Professor, Institute of Production Management Alfred Taudes Professor, Institute of Production Management

Department of Information Systems and Operations

Sebastian Kummer Professor, Institute of Transport and Logistics Management Tina Wakolbinger (Program Director) Professor, Institute of Transport and Logistics Management

Department of Global Business and Trade

Petra Staufer-Steinnocher Ass. Prof., Institute of Economic Geography and GIScience

Department of Socioeconomics

SCM Faculty Core Team

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Minimum

Achievement Potential Skills and Knowledge / Work Experience in

Basic Requirements

Ø  Relevant BSc (slide 3) Ø  English Proficiency

details: wu.ac.at/master/en/scm/admission

Production, and/or Transport, and/or Logistics

Management Information Sytems and/or Geoinformatics

Mathematics and/or Statistics

Online Application

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8%

92%

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Fast Track

FAST TRACK ADMISSION for top-performing students -  Students with an excellent GPA

-  Required minimum scores: at least 90% of your university’s GPA scale

-  Example: if max. GPA is 10, the required GPA is at least 9.

-  Could receive an offer prior to the current priority deadline

-  Provided that their complete application is submitted at least 3-4

weeks before the next priority deadline.

-  Please note the priority deadlines for fast track admission.

More information on the application process, requirements and deadlines on: http://www.wu.ac.at/master/en/scm/admission/ SLIDE 14

WU graduates: GPA≤1.5

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Key Facts

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Language of instruction:

English

Degree: Master of Science (WU)

Duration: Four semesters, full-time degree program

Credits: 120 ECTS credits (incl. Master’s Thesis credited with 20 ECTS credits)

Application: Rolling Admission from September 2016 until March 2017

Homepage: www.wu.ac.at/master/scm

Facebook: www.facebook.com/MScSCM