Master's Degree in Organisational and Logistics Engineering

In the current economic context, companies need, more than ever, professionals capable of improving their production and logistics systems, eliminating inefficiencies and increasing productivity and competitiveness.

Organisation and Logistics Engineering is a specialisation that differs from other degrees in that it provides skills for applying engineering principles and also for the organisation and management of people and projects.

This master's degree qualifies its graduates for the management and direction of production and service companies in areas such as: purchasing, logistics, production, processes, products, costs, human resources or information systems.

The objective of this master's degree is to train professionals for companies who will be capable of analysing, modelling, designing, implementing and improving complex systems made up of people, materials, money, information, machines, technology and energy, in order to offer products and services in the shortest possible time and with the highest possible productivity, quality, reliability and efficiency.

Graduates will be trained to design production and logistics systems subject to technical and resource constraints, evaluate the performance of these systems, detecting and prioritising areas for improvement and managing these systems in operation.

The master's degree is aimed at Engineering Graduates and Graduates of Technical Engineering, from Spanish and foreign universities, who are interested in complementing their training in the field of Organisational Engineering and Logistics.

The admission and selection procedure for candidates with any of the aforementioned qualifications will be based on the academic record, the suitability of the training profile for the master's degree training programme, the student's professional curriculum, complementary training and other accomplishments of interest.

Escola Politècnica Superior d'Alcoi (Higher Polytechnic School of Alcoi).

Department of Business Organisation, Department of Statistics and Operations Research, Department of Mechanical and Materials Engineering, Department of Textile and Paper Engineering, Department of Systems and Automation Engineering, Department of Construction Engineering and Engineering Projects, Department of Chemical and Nuclear Engineering, Department of Engineering Projects, Department of Transport Engineering and Infrastructure.