Graduates receive a profound theoretical and methodological foundation needed to solve the manifold of supply chain problems. They are able to analyse the competitiveness of a firm, seen from a supply chain´s point of view and will be capable to analyse the design of for example logistics structures. They will also proficient to generate global supply chain design and strategies including the establishment of partnership arrangements with customers and suppliers.

Analyst, consultant or manager
This means that there are a broad range of career options for the candidate whether that is as an analyst, consultant or as a manager in the line organisation where for example procurement, logistics and distribution are functions that often are included in SCM. Supply chain managers are used in production and service organisations, wholesale and trade firms, retailers and transport companies as well as in logistics service providers; in other words wherever there is a need to organise and coordinate material-, information- and workflows internally and externally. Consultancies, small and large firms make use of supply chain managers as do private and public organisations alike.