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Leadership in Logistics and Supply Chain
Education
Strategy, innovation, and digital transformation
Start date:
May 20, 2026
Duration:
30 hours
Location:
Online Live
Language:
Spanish
Format:
Part-time, 4 – 7:00 p.m.
Tuition fee:
€1.970
Leadership in Logistics and Supply Chain: Strategy, Innovation, and Digital Transformation
Combining the expertise of the Zaragoza Logistics Center (ZLC) and UPF-BSM offers a unique opportunity to design a program that connects logistics, supply chain innovation, and strategic management with business leadership, digital transformation, and sustainability.
What makes the Master in Supply Chain Management unique
- Combine advanced supply chain expertise with leadership, strategy and digital transformation skills to excel in modern logistics environments.
- A flexible Online Live format designed for busy professionals.
- Learn from world‑class faculty from the MIT–ZLC ecosystem and UPF‑BSM, with extensive experience in logistics, innovation and sustainability.
- Work on real-world cases, hands‑on workshops, and a final industry hackathon that prepares you to solve real supply chain challenges.
- Connect with a global community of professionals, researchers and industry leaders who drive innovation in the sector.
- Study within one of Europe’s leading logistics hubs, gaining access to top companies and cutting-edge industry practices.
Curriculum
The academic plan of the Leadership in Logistics and Supply Chain program integrates essential technical content in areas such as network design, global supply chain dynamics, digital transformation, sustainability and ESG, together with key managerial skills in leadership, strategy, innovation, financial decision‑making and organizational governance.
MODULE 1 · Strategic Management and Leadership
ZLC
- Individual and collective competencies for talent development · May 22
- Governance, objectives, and process management · May 22
- Skills and attitudes that drive talent · May 22
MODULE 2 · Fundamentals of Logistics and Global Supply Chain
ZLC
- Global Supply Chain Dynamics: Key trends, challenges, and opportunities · May 20
- Logistics Network Design: Principles of optimization and resilience · May 20
- Intermodal Transport and Urban Logistics: Strategies for efficient last-mile delivery · May 27
MODULE 3 · Digital Transformation in Logistics
ZLC
- AI and Data Analytics for Supply Chains: Predictive models and demand forecasting · May 27
- Blockchain and Traceability: Enhancing transparency and trust · June 3
- IoT and Automation: Smart warehouses and connected logistics · June 3
MODULE 4 · Innovation and Entrepreneurship
ZLC
- Start-ups in Logistics Technology: Case studies and ecosystem building · June 12
- Collaborative Platforms and Open Innovation: Partnerships between SMEs and large corporations · June 12
- Design Thinking for Supply Chain Solutions: Practical workshops · June 12
MODULE 5 · Sustainability and ESG in Supply Chains
ZLC + UPF-BSM
- Green Logistics and Circular Economy: Reducing carbon footprint · June 10
- Regulatory Frameworks and Compliance: European sustainability directives · June 10
- Social Responsibility in Global Supply Chains: Ethical sourcing and labor practices · June 17
MODULE 6 · Financial and Economic Perspectives
UPF-BSM
- Cost-to-Serve Analysis and Profitability: Linking logistics to financial performance · June 17
- Investment in Innovation: ROI of digital and sustainable initiatives · June 24
- Global Trade and Economic Policies: Impact on supply chain strategies · June 24
MODULE 7 · Applied Project and Networking
ZLC
- Hackathon: Real challenge proposed by industry partners · June 26
- Executive Networking Sessions: Connecting participants with leaders in logistics and management · June 26
Admission Process
Our admission process is designed to support you every step of the way and to assess your potential beyond formal requirements.
Submit your CV
It is possible to apply for admission until May 5 by completing this form.
The committee will evaluate your profile
Once you have submitted your application, the admissions committee will review your student profile and decide whether you are suitable for the program. We will contact you whether or not you have been offered a place in the program.
Reserve your place in the program
After the admissions committee’s decision is communicated, you will be able to reserve your place in the program by paying the enrollment fee.
Class Profile & Employability
This master’s program is aimed at candidates with backgrounds in engineering, business administration and management, economics, finance and accounting, mathematics, computer science, or other related fields, as well as professionals in logistics and supply chain who want to advance toward leadership positions.
This program is for you if…
Faculty
Oriol Montanyà
Professor at UPF - Barcelona School of Management
Susana Val
Associate Research Professor at Zaragoza Logistics Center
Yasel Costa
Professor at Zaragoza Logistics Center
Beatriz Royo
Associate Professor at Zaragoza Logistics Center
Carolina Ciprés
Director of Research at Zaragoza Logistics Center
Anna Busquets
Professor at UPF - Barcelona School of Management
Erola Palau
Professor at UPF - Barcelona School of Management
Luz Parrondo
Professor at UPF - Barcelona School of Management
FAQs
We answer the most common questions about the master’s program and the admission process. If you have specific questions, we are here to help.
Do I need prior experience in logistics or supply chain?
It is not essential, although having professional experience in areas related to operations, logistics, strategy, or business management is recommended. The program is designed for executive profiles who want to upskill, lead teams, or better understand current supply chain dynamics.
What is the program format?
What kind of practical activities are included?
The program includes real case studies, Design Thinking workshops, data analysis and digital technologies, applied projects, and a final Hackathon featuring challenges proposed by companies in the sector. All activities are focused on solving real supply chain problems.
What is the typical participant profile?
Professionals in logistics, operations, consulting, innovation, sustainability, and strategy, as well as managers seeking a more comprehensive view of the supply chain or an update in technology and management skills.
Will I receive a certification upon completion?
Yes. After successfully completing all modules, you will receive an official certificate jointly issued by Zaragoza Logistics Center and UPF Barcelona School of Management.
