MIT ZARAGOZA Master in Logistics and Supply Chain Management
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MIT ZARAGOZA Master in Logistics and Supply Chain Management
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“…employers are wooing supply chain
Why MIT-Zaragoza
Master in Logistics & Supply Chain Management
experts as they search for people with the
broad range of talents needed to oversee
the entire journey of a product from
sourcing to customer delivery in today’s
globalized market. [...] Universities and
business schools are introducing supply
chain programmes to fill the gap,
including the London Business School (LBS)
and Cranfield School of Management in the
UK, MIT in the US, and the University of
Zaragoza in Spain.”
Financial Times article, Recruitment: Skilled staff are harder
to find than ever. Jan 25, 2011.
The MIT-Zaragoza Master of Engineering in Logistics & Supply Chain
Management (ZLOG) Program offers the unique combination of a world-
class supply chain degree taught in a truly global setting. Created in 2004 in
collaboration with the leading university in the field, the MIT Center for
Transportation and Logistics, the ZLOG program prepares you to make an
impact in a wide range of industries worldwide.
72% higher Meets the high demand for a new type of leader
average outgoing Our specialized Master’s closes the gap between the
salary industry’s lacks of skilled supply chain experts and the
current challenges of globalization. That is why our
students’ average outgoing base salary is 72% higher
than their average incoming salary.
95% hired Leads to great opportunities in top companies
within 3 months Our students are recruited by Fortune 500 companies
as diverse as Amazon, Caterpillar, Coca-Cola, HP, Nike,
Pfizer, Roche and Schlumberger. 95% are hired within 3
months of graduation. Alumni job titles range from
Graduate Trainee through Supply Chain Manager all the
way to CEO.
Professionals from Creates a highly selective and diverse class environment
over 40 countries An exceptional low student to professor ratio creates a
superb environment for interaction with professors and
fellow students. Students have come from over 40 coun-
tries in Africa, Asia, Europe and North and South America.
Ranked #1 Delivers first-rate recognized education
The ZLOG Program has been ranked #1 in the field of
logistics by the main Master’s ranking in Spain - El
Mundo. It builds upon the graduate business program in
supply chain management at MIT, which has consistently
been ranked #1 by US News and World Report.
Over 500 supply chain Provides access to an exclusive MIT Global Network
professionals in the ZLOG students not only have access to the resources of
alumni network MIT career services, but also to the overall MIT Alumni
Base and more specifically to the MIT Global SCALE
Alumni Network which stretches around the globe and
across all industries.
9-month Offers a high ROI
Master’s Program Compared to the standard two-year MBA program, our
intensive Master’s means less tuition and less than one
year of income reduction. Still the ZLOG program will
provide you with the problem solving and leadership
skills that companies seek in an increasingly complex
and dynamic marketplace.
Curriculum
In nine months, students must complete core and elective coursework, a
Master’s thesis, and participate in the International Exchange at MIT.
Graduates receive a Master’s degree from the University of Zaragoza and a
certificate from the MIT-Zaragoza International Logistics Program.
Leadership is emphasized throughout the program, beginning fall semester
with a focus on self-assessment instruments and role-playing and continuing
with team dynamics during the four-week international exchange program
in January. Here ZLOG students participate in an international exchange
with MIT students at both MIT and Zaragoza campuses. Finally, the spring
semester develops research and communication skills required by thought
leaders.
Courses integrate the case method to reinforce foundational concepts and
develop problem solving skills. Hence each ZLOG student is required to
complete a research thesis that typically involves at least one sponsoring
company or organization. This provides an opportunity for students to work
closely with industry professionals on a real-life supply chain challenge,
along with a professor as expert thesis advisor to together bring new insights
and approaches to an active supply chain project.
Students are also exposed to industry through seminars led by
practitioners and special facility tours.
Faculty
ZLC has a culturally diverse faculty staff educated at some of the most
prestigious universities from around the world such as Columbia, Georgia
Tech., Goethe, Harvard, Indian Institute of Technology, MIT, Purdue, Stanford,
St. Gallen and Technion.
They also have extensive industry experience ranging from start-up
companies to multinationals in a variety of industries, such as manufacturing,
transportation, banking, consulting, and technology.
MIT ZARAGOZA
Our ZLOG Alumni
“Most of the thesis topics are from real companies with
real problems they are trying to solve and that give the
students the opportunity to experience the intricacies
of working with a real company.”
Wiko Kabiling, ZLOG 2010
Global Forecasting Manager
Novo Nordisk (Denmark)
“The program’s biggest advantages are that you find
people from 4 continents in one classroom, the MIT
Network gives you access to many of the gurus in the
logistics and supply chain fields, and the dual degree
gives you a combination of a technological focus and a
business perspective.”
Ania Vargas, ZLOG 2009
Regional Business Demand Planner
Roche (Switzerland)
“The MIT-Zaragoza program is very rewarding in that
getting a first rate supply chain education goes towards
achieving your personal ambitions and above all it
makes you very self assured in whatever it is that you
want to do in supply chain and logistics.”
James Dorbor Jallah, ZLOG 2008
Deputy Minister for Sectoral Planning
Ministry of Planning & Economic Affairs (Liberia)
“The true uniqueness of this program can be captured in
one word – camaraderie. We came from different
countries and now, thanks to ZLOG, we are from one
world with a connection in Zaragoza, Spain.”
Marat Kishmetov, ZLOG 2006
Logistics Manager
Colgate, Palmolive (Russia)The profile of our graduates:
• Average Age: 29.1
Seri
Year
22 yrs 29.1 yrs 52 yrs
0% 5% 10% 15% 20% 25%
66% 34%
4.9 years
Who are we looking for?
• Average Work Experience:
Year
1 yr 4.9 yrs 21 yrs
0% 5% 10% 15% 20% 25%
• Professional excellence in Logistics/SCM or exceptional academic
achievement
• Previous education:
Other Disciplines
Science
8%
11%
52% Engineering
30%
Business or
Economics
Engineering Business or Economics Other disciplines Science
• 49.5% of our students have a Previous MBA or Master’s DegreeWhere do our alumni go when they graduate?
Students came from 45
different countries and 47.3% changed their country of
residence after ZLOG:
Others Spain
19% 14%
Luxemburg Switzerland
6,5% 13% Spain
Switzerland
Germany
Netherlands 6,5% Belgium
11% US
8% UK
Germany
Netherlands
11% 11% Luxemburg
Other
UK
US Belgium
80.5% of the ZLOG students had at least one offer upon graduation (2008-2011).
Selected companies they joined include:
• Accenture • McKinsey
• Amazon • Nike • Average salary:
€ 65,900
• CAT Logistics • Novo Nordisk
• Cummins • Pepsi Bottling • Range:
• Deloitte • Pfizer € 21,000 to € 149,000
• DuPont • Roche
• Hewlett Packard • Samsung
• Home Depot • SAP
• Johnson & Johnson • Shell
• Kuehne & Nagel • The Coca-Cola Company
• Vestas
Industry after graduation
Academia
Academia
Automative
Automotive
Consulting
Consulting
Others
Energy
Energy Technology
Retail
FMCG
FMCG Pharmaceuticals
Manufacturing
Humanitarian
Humanitarian
Humanitarian
FMCG
Manufacturing
Manufacturing
Energy
Pharmaceuticals
Pharmaceuticals Consulting
Automotive
Retail
Retail Academia
Technology
Technology
Others
Others
0% 5% 10% 15% 20% 25% 30%
0% 5% 10% 15% 20% 25%Preparing supply chain leaders for the future
Over 500 supply chain professionals from more than 50 countries
“Instead of putting a laboratory in a university, the ZLC puts the university within the large-
scale laboratory of PLAZA.”on & Logistics
Yossi Sheffi
Director, MIT Center for Transportation & Logistics
Admissions Office Application Deadline
Marta Romero, ZLOG Coordinator Round I - November 15
Tel.: +34 976 077 605 Round II - February 15
admissions@zlc.edu.es Round III - April 15
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