About Global SCLM
History of the program
In 2016, the Global Supply Chain and Logistics Management program was created. Every year after then, 45 talented students have joined the program representing the three universities. Throughtout the program, students’ knowledge are cultivated within supply chains, logistics and related theoretical foundations to create value in the global economy . The program develops conceptual thinking, strategic perspective, quantitative focus and analytical acumen, combined with multicultural understanding through a tri-continental learning experience. The program aims to create cohorts of successful leaders who, through developing, communicating, and implementing innovative solutions will improve world integration.
Listen to earlier students' experiences
Academic Content
Copenhagen Business School, Handelshøjskolen
The first exchange semester of the program, the students will experience CBS. The students will follow courses in Supply Chain Risk Management and Logistic Clusters.
On top of the courses, the students will compete in the GSCLM case competition, go on a study trip to Hamburg, and have sessions with industry experts.
The University of British Columbia, Sauder School of Business
The second exchange semester of the program, the students will stay at UBC. Here, Supply Chain Management and Data Visualization and Business Analytics will be taught.
At UBC, students have the opportunity to go on company visits, participate in case workshops, and visit the local Ministry of Transport and Infrastructure.
The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Shenzhen
The final exchange semester, the students study at CUHK, Shenzhen. Here students will be educated in Regional Issues in Supply Chain and Logistics Management and Manageing Innovation in China.
In Shenzhen, students experience visits to large container ports, study trips to Hong Kong, and a peak into major production facilities.
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