Overview
The program provides competencies in supply chain operations management by integrating supply chain management, operations management, industrial engineering and work organization. The interdisciplinary approach of this program offers unique opportunities to learn, practice, and gain appropriate knowledge and skills to manage integrated systems in directing, designing and developing sustainable operations for network-based delivery of products and services. In relation to this, emphasis is put on integrating aspects of sustainability, and digitalization and connectivity, into every course. Throughout the education, extensive experience is gained in problem-based learning where real-life issues are incorporated, while practicing constant application of communication and presentation skills in various decision-making constellations.
Work life contact
A substantial part of the studies is done as projects addressing real industrial problems in different types of organizations. Several courses include field trips and guest speakers from the industry to further strengthen the link between education and practice.
The third semester offers the opportunity to follow an elective research track where the student combines an industrial placement with participation in a senior research project.
Study abroad
The second year provides a unique opportunity for the students to tailor their own specific competence profile by taking elective courses at our international campuses or partner universities. JU and the School of Engineering collaborates with several partner universities and offer a number of international campuses.
After graduation
Graduates will be highly skilled engineers with extensive knowledge on supply chains and operations of the future markets, with the ability to maneuver within a sustainable, complex, digitalized, global system as operations managers, industrial engineers, or supply chain managers. Further, graduates will be equipped with academic know-how in conducting research, managing projects, and collaborating effectively in interdisciplinary settings. This shall create suitability to be employed by research institutes, universities and within research and development functions.
Facts and requirements
Credits: 120
credits
Level: Master
Rate of study: Full-time
City: Jönköping
Place of study: Campus-based
Start date: Autumn 2021
Requirements:
The applicant must hold the minimum of a bachelor’s degree (i.e the equivalent of 180 ECTS credits at an accredited university) with at least 90 credits in mechanical engineering, industrial engineering and management, computer engineering, civil engineering or equivalent. The bachelor’s degree should comprise a minimum of 15 credits in mathematics. Proof of English proficiency is required.
Read more about our Admissions Requirements.
Application code: HJ-MU122
Degree: Degree of Master of Science (120 credits) with a major in Production Development, specialisation in Supply Chain Operations Management
Tuition fee:
For the first semester: 75000 SEKTotal tuition fee: 300000 SEK
Tuition fees do NOT apply for EU/EEA citizens or exchange students
Pathway Programme
If you don't fulfil our language requirements, you can enter our Pathway Programme, designed to strengthen your English and academic skills. Read more.
Courses
Year 1
Introduction to Supply Chain Operations Management, 7.5 credits
Advanced Research Methods in Supply Chain Operations Management, 7.5 credits
Operations Strategy and Innovation, 7.5 credits
Designing Supply Chain Operations, 7.5 credits
Deliver: Strategy, Planning and Operations, 7.5 credits
Leading Sustainable Operations, 7.5 credits
Developing Sustainable Supply Chain Operations, 7.5 credits
Leading Advanced Technical Systems, 7.5 credits
Year 2
Elective courses, 30 credits, choosing among several different tracks:
Lean and Six Sigma for Sustainable Operations, 15 credits
Research track: Industrial Placement in Supply Chain Operations Management, 7.5 credits and In-depth Project Work in Supply Chain Operations Management, 7.5 credits
Business Administration track: Entrepreneuring; Person and Process, 7.5 credits and Managing Responsibility for Corporate Sustainability, 7.5 credits
Product and Production development track: Integrated Product Realization, 7.5 credits, and Integrated Product and Production Development, 7.5 credits or Automation: Challenges and Possibilities, 7.5 credits
Product Realization Project, 15 credits
Mathematical statistics, 7.5 credits
Final Project Work in Production Systems, 30 credits
Student projects
Contact us
Programme Director
- Assistant Professor Production Systems
- School of Engineering