Spain is one of Europe's major logistics and transportation hubs, connecting Europe, Africa, and Latin America. Valencia is home to the Port of Valencia, one of the busiest container ports in the Mediterranean, making it an excellent location to study logistics and supply chain management.

Reasons to choose this programme include:

• Official postgraduate programme in Logistics & Supply Chain Management.
• Academic collaboration with the University of Valencia.
• Study in Valencia, one of Europe's leading logistics centres.
• Spanish language course (A1–A2) included.
• Industry-focused curriculum with practical applications.
• Internship opportunities with logistics, transport, manufacturing, and supply chain companies.
• Opportunity to work up to 30 hours per week while studying (subject to Spanish student visa regulations).
• Strong career prospects in Spain and internationally.
• International student support throughout the programme.

Programme Structure / Subjects

1. Spanish Language Course (200 Hours)

Students begin with Spanish language training (A1–A2), including:

• Everyday communication
• Professional workplace Spanish
• Logistics terminology
• Cultural integration

2. Master in Logistics & Supply Chain Management (600 Hours)

Core modules typically include:

• Supply Chain Management
• Logistics Management
• Procurement and Purchasing
• Inventory Management
• Warehouse Management
• Transportation and Distribution
• Operations Management
• International Trade
• Import and Export Management
• Maritime Logistics
• Supply Chain Strategy
• Lean Logistics
• Risk Management
• Sustainable Supply Chains
• Digital Supply Chain Technologies

3. Logistics & Supply Chain Specialization (150 Hours)

Advanced topics may include:

• Global Supply Chain Strategy
• Port and Maritime Operations
• Freight Transportation
• Logistics Analytics
• Demand Forecasting
• E-commerce Logistics
• Supply Chain Digitalization
• Smart Logistics 

4. Master's Final Project (TFM)

Students complete an applied research or industry project addressing a logistics or supply chain challenge.

5. Professional Internship

Internships may be completed with:

• Logistics companies
• Shipping companies
• Freight forwarding firms
• Manufacturing companies
• Retail supply chain organizations
• Import-export businesses
• Distribution centres
• Transportation companies

Disciplines / Specialisations

The programme develops expertise in:

• Logistics Management
• Supply Chain Management
• Procurement
• Inventory Control
• Warehouse Management
• Transportation Management
• International Trade
• Maritime Logistics
• Operations Management
• Distribution Management
• Logistics Analytics
• Digital Supply Chain

Programme Highlights

• Official postgraduate programme.
• Delivered in collaboration with the University of Valencia.
• Certified by the Spanish Ministry of Education and Labour.
• 970 hours of academic and practical learning.
• Spanish language training included.
• Industry-focused curriculum.
• Professional internship opportunities.
• Master's Final Project (TFM).
• Study in one of Europe's leading logistics hubs.
• Strong links with the logistics, transport, and supply chain sectors.
• Opportunity to work up to 30 hours per week while studying (subject to Spanish immigration regulations).
• Excellent preparation for international logistics careers.

Career Outcomes

Graduates may pursue careers such as:

• Logistics Manager
• Supply Chain Manager
• Procurement Specialist
• Purchasing Manager
• Warehouse Manager
• Distribution Manager
• Inventory Analyst
• Freight Forwarding Executive
• Import & Export Manager
• Operations Manager
• Transport Planner
• Logistics Analyst
• Supply Chain Consultant
• Maritime Logistics Coordinator
• E-commerce Logistics Manager

Employment opportunities are available in:

• Logistics companies
• Shipping and freight firms
• Manufacturing industries
• Retail organizations
• E-commerce companies
• International trade businesses
• Ports and transportation companies
• Government agencies
• Multinational corporations

Latest Updates / Special Requirements

Current programme features include:

• Two annual intakes (January and September).
• Spanish language training included.
• Professional internship opportunities.
• Practical industry-focused curriculum.
• Master's Final Project.
• Student support services covering admissions, accommodation, and visa guidance.
• Students may work part-time (up to 30 hours per week) while studying under current Spanish student visa regulations.
• Early application is recommended because programme places are limited and visa processing may take several weeks.

Visa Requirements

International students from outside the European Union generally require a Spanish Long-Stay Student Visa (Type D).

Typical visa requirements include:

• Official admission letter from the institution.
• Valid passport.
• Completed visa application form.
• Proof of sufficient financial resources.
• Comprehensive health insurance valid in Spain.
• Proof of accommodation.
• Medical certificate (where required).
• Police clearance certificate (where applicable).
• Passport-sized photographs.
• Payment of the applicable visa fee.