MSc in Economics and Business Administration in Supply Chain Management
In the MSc EBA SCM programme, you’ll learn to design and manage supply chains that connect suppliers, businesses, and customers. You’ll combine data analysis with strategic thinking to see how companies create value. You’ll also build the skills to influence the important decisions.
About MSc in Economics and Business Administration in Supply Chain Management
Why study MSc EBA SCM?
3 good reasons to choose MSc EBA SCM
Global Supply Chains
Data and Decision Making
Strategy and Collaboration
“Supply chain managment is about zooming out to get a broader overview. You will learn about different aspects to help supply chains serve the end customers ” Kasper
Student, MSc EBA SCM
Breaking down the silos
In today’s business world, leading companies see their supply chains as a whole. They are not just separate parts like finance, production, logistics, or sales. They succeed by breaking down silos inside the company and by creating value together with suppliers and customers. This big-picture view is what supply chain management is all about.
In the MSc EBA SCM programme, you’ll learn to analyse and manage global supply chains with this holistic mindset. You’ll consider the impact of decisions across every stage, from raw material extraction, production and retailing to final consumption and even the return flow of goods.
Designing supply chains and building networks
The programme focuses on both strategic and everyday decisions. You’ll work with questions like: How should a supply chain be structured? How do companies allocate resources? How do we design processes that meet the demands of modern industry and society?
You’ll learn to connect an organisation’s overall business strategy with its supply chain strategy, and to build strong relationships both inside the company and with external partners. This ability to coordinate decisions across the entire network is key to creating value, building strong brands, and securing long-term business success.
“What I like the best about MSc EBA SCM is definitely the social environment of the programme. People all come from different backgrounds, and I feel like there is a great sense of community. ” Naja
Student, MSc EBA SCM
Knowledge about the entire process
To succeed, you’ll need the right tools. In the programme you'll learn about the up-to-date methods for planning and managing global value creation. You’ll work with both data-driven techniques and conceptual analysis to understand the flow of goods, information, money, and materials, from the moment an order is placed until the product reaches the customer.
You’ll gain the ability to analyse data, test the effect of changes, and make sure the right products are in the right place at the right time. These skills are essential for driving profitability and ensuring companies deliver real value.
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MSc EBA SCM in the current version has the last intake in 2027
CBS is currently working on reorganising the offered master programmes. We are developing new programmes, restructuring some and closing a few programmes. We do all this to support lifelong learning and create stronger alignment between education and the labour market.
This means that CBS will offer 1-year full-time master programmes and more part-time master programmes from 2027.
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Structure
Trade and logistics
You learn how global supply chains are structured, managed, and optimised across markets and industries. Commerce and logistics in MSc EBA SCM focus on how companies coordinate sourcing, production, and distribution to ensure efficiency, resilience, and customer value.
Organisation and management
You learn how leadership, collaboration, and organisational structures shape performance and innovation in supply chains. Organisation and management in MSc EBA SCM focus on managing people, partnerships, and change processes that enable strategic coordination across functions and companies.