Supply chain / Logistics - MBA

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Posted May 07, 2021 16:21

Hi Experts, Looking for advice on MBA / programs. Have a 20year background in the Freight/Logistics/Aviation industry - Seeking to relocate to Europe (Germany / Spain / Switzerland / Denmark), happy to look at Logistics/supply chain / Oil and Gas / Energy specialist - logistics roles. Ideally, an executive program would do, rather than a Full time. Thank you!

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Posted May 07, 2021 16:27

I would put the MIT partner programmes in Luxembourg and Zaragoza at the top of the list: https://scale.mit.edu/academic-programs/global-supply-chain-masters-degrees

PS Toulouse is the classic choice for aviation. https://www.tbs-education.com/program/aerospace-mba/

[Edited by Duncan on May 07, 2021]

I would put the MIT partner programmes in Luxembourg and Zaragoza at the top of the list: https://scale.mit.edu/academic-programs/global-supply-chain-masters-degrees <br><br>PS Toulouse is the classic choice for aviation. https://www.tbs-education.com/program/aerospace-mba/

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