Master of Science Supply Chain Management (SCM)

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

2 International Students Academic Year 2015/16 18 Nationalities Gender Male 61% Female 39% Turkey Greece Spain Lebanon Egypt El Salvador Brazil Mexico Colombia Italy Netherlands Austria Bachelor s Program WU 56% Other 44% Sweden Russia Romania Bulgaria Germany SLIDE 2 Hungary

3 Unique Features USPs Business Economics Informatics Geography Supply Chain Management Engineering (Production, Logistics, Transportation) Applied Mathematics and Statistics SLIDE 3

4 Unique Features USPs Focal Companies of the Supply Network Manufacturer/ Supplier Logistics Service Provider Retailer SLIDE 4

5 Job Opportunities "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 Job Areas Supply Chain Strategy/Planni ng/controlling Business Process Excellence Inventory Management Lean/Green Supply Chain Management Manufacturing and Logistics Sourcing and Purchasing Sales and After-Sales Services Enterprise Resource Planning SLIDE 5

6 Overview of Current Alumni Time needed to find a job Industries of our graduates Continuing employment < 1 Month 21% Consulting >3 Months 21% FMCG 2-3 Months 19% Automotive 1-2 Months 14% Transport & Logistics 10% University SLIDE 6 14% Others

7 Overview of Current Alumni 83% of graduates earn more than 35,000 after one year of employment Every third SCM graduate earns more than 50,000 after one year of employment SLIDE 7

8 SCM Network: Student and Alumni Club Sports Community Alumni Network SLIDE8 INTRODUCING WU M ASTER DAY 2015 Social Events Corporate Section

9 1st Year Program Focus 1st Semester Logistics Management Operations Management Supply Chain Operations Operations Research Advanced Operations Research Geographic Information Systems for Transport and Logistics 2nd Semester Supply Chain Planning Supply Chain Controlling Global Supply Chain Design Supply Management Enterprise Resource Planning Systems Advanced Geographic Information Systems for Transport and Logistics SLIDE 9

10 2nd Year Program Focus Six Specialization Areas Select 2 Business Analytics in Supply Chains Location Analytics and Geospatial Data Retail Marketing Three Seminar Courses Select 1 Decision Models and Analysis IT Seminar Transport and Logistics Prepare and Defend Your Thesis Master's Thesis Interdisciplinary Research Seminar Supply Chain Finance and Risks Sustainable and Humanitarian Supply Chains Transport and Logistics SLIDE 10

11 Recommended Exchange Universities and Visiting Professors Partner Universities Visiting Professors SLIDE 11

12 SCM Faculty Core Team Werner Jammernegg (Program Director) Professor, Institute of Production Management Alfred Taudes Professor, Institute of Production Management Sebastian Kummer Professor, Institute of Transport and Logistics Management Tina Wakolbinger (Deputy Program Director) Professor, Institute of Transport and Logistics Management Department of Information Systems and Operations Department of Global Business and Trade Petra Staufer-Steinnocher Ass. Prof., Institute of Economic Geography and GIScience Department of Socioeconomics Julia Landgraf (Program Coordinator) Program Management SLIDE 12

13 Online Application Basic Requirements Ø Relevant BSc (slide 3) Ø English Proficiency details: wu.ac.at/master/en/scm/admission Skills and Knowledge / Work Experience in Achievement Potential Production, and/or Transport, and/or Logistics Management Information Sytems and/or Geoinformatics Mathematics and/or Statistics Minimum Requirements Letter of Recommendation GMAT 15% 85% SLIDE 13

14 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 - 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. More information on application process, requirements and deadlines on: SLIDE 14

15 Key Facts Language of instruction: Degree: Duration: Credits: Application: Homepage: Facebook: English Master of Science (WU) Four semesters, full-time degree program 120 ECTS credits (incl. Master s Thesis credited with 20 ECTS credits) Rolling Admission from September 2015 until March SLIDE 15

16 Social Activities: Kick Off Event Kick-Off Batch 2015 SLIDE 16

17 Social Activities: Mentoring Dinner SLIDE 17

18 Social Activities: Sponsion Sponsion Batch 2010 SLIDE 18

19 Social Activities: Sponsion Sponsion Batch 2011 SLIDE 19

20 Social Activities: Sponsion Sponsion Batch 2012 SLIDE 20

21 Social Activities: Field Trips Copenhagen Field-Trip SLIDE 21

22 Social Activities: Field Trips Hamburg (Port) Field-Trip SLIDE 22

23 Social Activities: Team Spirit! SLIDE 23

24 Social Activities: Interactive Learning Games The Lego Game Logistics Management SLIDE 24

25 Social Activities: WU Ball 2015 Dancing SLIDE 25

26 SCM Network: Student & Alumni Club SLIDE 26

27 SCM Network: Structure Supply Chain WU Wien SCM Network Vienna Sports Supply Chain Management Master Supply Chain Management Research Institute Sections Corporate Alumni Social SC SLIDE 27

28 SCM Network: Stammtisch SLIDE 28

29 SCM Network: Sports Teams Sports Teams: Soccer, Running, Beach Volleyball SLIDE 29

30 WU Masters Summit: Connecting with other Masters Football Tournament Socializing Events Running Dinner Beach Volleyball Tournament Management Run SLIDE 30

31 The Master in SCM - Impressions The SCM-Master s program offers a good mix of IT knowledge, mathematical skills and strategic concepts. Organized social events and group works encourage a positive learning atmosphere! Stephanie Siegl, SCM graduate 2014 I like that the SCM-Master s is internationally oriented. Also, the relative small size of class, because one can participate more in courses and the interaction between professor and students is better (compared to Bachelor s programs at WU). And working in small teams, which will be useful in future jobs. Daniela Durisova, SCM graduate 2014 SLIDE 31