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Overview
This programme is unique in that it offers a cross-disciplinary education, combining the core topics of logistics and supply chain management with informatics, and economic geography.
You gain deep theoretical knowledge and understanding of the supply chain network and its development, as well as of the tools needed to analyse, develop and change such supply chains.
There is a strong connection between theory and practice and you will enjoy continuous and constructive exposure to practice, exchange with practitioners, and insights from the faculty’s internationally recognised research. Students are also introduced to real-life cases and participate in company visits.
All courses are given in English. The programme is open to students from around the world, and courses have a diverse international participation of students. This international atmosphere contributes to a broad perspective of the issues discussed in class.
After graduation
The strong focus and cross-disciplinary nature of the programme prepare you for an international career in the areas of supply chain management and logistics and equip you with the skills for a career such as procurement officer, logistics manager, supply chain manager, product manager, marketing manager/director.
The programme also prepares students for doctoral research education.
Elective semester
The autumn semester of the second year offers plenty of options to specialise your degree either by studying abroad at one of JIBS' recommended partner schools, or by taking elective courses of your choice at JIBS, which includes the opportunity to do an internship – either in Sweden or abroad.
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Courses
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Year 1
History and Policy of Swedish Preschool Provision 10 credits
Preschool Pedagogies Focused on Play, Exploration and Learning 10 credits
Documentation, Assessment and Leadership in Swedish Preschool Provision 10 credits
Research Methods in Early Childhood Education 15 credits
Thesis Project in Early Childhood Education Research 15 credits