Master Programme in Logistics
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Programme structure (2026–2028)

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Structure and content of programme

The program courses use a wide range of teaching and study methods. Standard courses run over one semester with classes once or twice per week, but in some cases a course can include more intensive teaching within a limited time period. Students have homework in terms of exercises, computer lab work, case studies and essays, both individually and in groups. The one-week seminars in the third semester are intensive courses with a mix of lectures, homework, discussions and student presentations. Participation in the seminars normally requires that students have passed the mandatory courses in the two first semesters. Students finalize the degree by carrying out a supervised research project and write their thesis on basis of this. Students enrolled in the program are expected to do at least 40 hours of study work per week. The program is not suited for distance learning.

Organisation and learning methods

The program courses use a wide range of teaching and study methods. Standard courses run over one semester with classes once or twice per week, but in some cases a course can include more intensive teaching within a limited time period. Students have homework in terms of exercises, computer lab work, case studies and essays, both individually and in groups. The one-week seminars in the third semester are intensive courses with a mix of lectures, homework, discussions and student presentations. Participation in the seminars normally requires that students have passed the mandatory courses in the two first semesters. Students finalize the degree by carrying out a supervised research project and write their thesis on basis of this. Students enrolled in the program are expected to do at least 40 hours of study work per week. The program is not suited for distance learning.

Study progression

An achievement of at least 75% of nominal study progression during an academic year is required in order to maintain the place in the study programme.

Assessment

Student assessment is made on basis of monitored exams, essays, written case study reports and oral presentations.

Study Model

Autumn 2026

Specialization electives:

You must choose one spesialization:

Logistics Analytics

Supply Chain Management

NB! Remember to choose subvariant in second semester

Transport Planning and Management

Transport Planning and Management - electives 1st sem.

Choose one of the listed courses.

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Spring 2027

Supply Chain Management

NB! Remember to choose subvariant in second semester

Logistics Analytics

Supply Chain Information Systems and Digitalization

Supply Chain Information Systems and Digitalization - electives

Supply Chain Strategy and Innovation

Supply Chain Strategy and Innovation - electives

Transport Planning and Management

Transport Planning and Management - electives 2nd sem

Choose at least two of the TRA-courses listed plus one other course, or three TRA-courses

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Autumn 2027

Seminars in Logistics

Seminars in logistics (minimum 30 credits).

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Spring 2028

Logistics Analytics

Supply Chain Management

NB! Remember to choose subvariant in second semester

Transport Planning and Management

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