MA/MS in Logistikmanagement at Universität Stuttgart in Stuttgart, Germany is a master's degree in Engineering Management programme. The programme runs for 8 semesters, delivered fully online. Teaching is in de. Tuition for international students is EUR 225 per credit (EUR 225 per credit for local students).
This part-time online master programme in logistics management is run with Fraunhofer and targets working professionals from logistics and management roles. It combines technological and business-oriented topics with access to current research methods, and individual modules can alternatively be taken as a certificate course.
The standard period of study is 8 semesters and the programme starts in the Wintersemester (October) or Sommersemester (April). It leads to a Master of Business Engineering and is taught in German.
Admission: First university degree in engineering or economics (at least 180 ECTS). Tuition is charged per module: 225 EUR per ECTS credit and a flat 4,000 EUR for the master thesis, plus the semester student contribution. Application period: Wintersemester: 15 May - 15 September; Sommersemester: 1 December - 15 March.
Applicants can find current application procedures, module descriptions and contact persons for subject advice on the programme page of the University of Stuttgart. The central student advisory service also helps with choosing a course of study and with the start of studies, and many departments offer mentoring or tutoring in the early semesters.
Requirements
Admission Requirements: First university degree in engineering or economics (at least 180 ECTS). Tuition is charged per module: 225 EUR per ECTS credit and a flat 4,000 EUR for the master thesis, plus the semester student contribution.
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Application Details
Start Date:Wintersemester (October) and Sommersemester (April)
Application Deadline:Wintersemester: 15 May - 15 September; Sommersemester: 1 December - 15 March
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