
MSc Supply Chain Strategy
The MSc Supply Chain Strategy trains managers able to design and steer high-performing, resilient and responsible supply chains, combining mastery of global operations, sourcing strategy and sustainability.
- March 2027 / September 2027
- 1 or 2 years, Full-time
- 120 ECTS
- English
- starting €13,900
MSc SUPPLY CHAIN STRATEGY
The Master in Supply Chain Strategy provides students with advanced skills in global operations, logistics, procurement, digital transformation, and sustainable supply chain strategies. The programme emphasizes analytical thinking, optimization tools, and managerial decision-making required for modern supply chain ecosystems.
The programme is accredited as an MSc – Master of Science by the Conférence des Grandes Écoles.
Titre RNCP 42668 - EDC Paris Business School Diploma – Level 7
DIPLOVIS - Specialised higher education diploma in international management
Date of registration: 9 July 2026
Legal names of certifying bodies: MINISTERE DE L'ENSEIGNEMENT SUPERIEUR ET DE LA RECHERCHE and ECOLE DES DIRIGEANTS ET CREATEURS D'ENTREPRISES
ABOUT
The MSc Supply Chain Strategy trains managers able to design and steer high-performing, resilient and responsible supply chains, combining mastery of global operations, sourcing strategy and sustainability.
- Operational learning visit at the heart of leading supply chains to analyse best practice in real conditions.
- APICS CSCP certification: preparation for the Certified Supply Chain Professional, an international sector benchmark.
- 6-month internship accross the 2-year programme.
Master supply-chain fundamentals on an international scale, from sourcing to final delivery.
Design and steer a high-performing, ethical and value-creating sourcing strategy.
Analyse and decide in the face of global supply-chain risks and disruptions.
Embed environmental and social stakes into the steering of operations.
KEY INFORMATION ABOUT THE PROGRAMME
- LanguageEnglish
- FormatFull time
- Duration2-year MSc: MSc1 & MSc2
- PrerequisitesBac+3 | Bac+4
- IntakeMarch 2027, September 2027
A word from the director
"An MSc is the moment when you commit seriously to a profession, a discipline, a way of working. Our programmes are designed to give you the means for that commitment — teaching that holds you to a real standard, faculty who genuinely know their sector, and the time to grow into the field you have chosen. You will leave changed by what you have done here. That is the point. I invite you to come and meet us, and to imagine what you might build here."

— Kate ROBINSON, Director of Masters of Science (MSc)
PROGRAMME
Why join the Master of Science?
Develop sharp expertise
in a field in high demand by companies.
Build strong employability
through practical education tailored to current market needs.
Accelerate professional advancement
into specialised, managerial, and executive roles.
Develop an international outlook
courses in english and a diverse multicultural environment.
Sample courses
Global Sourcing & Responsible Procurement
Design an ethical, competitive sourcing strategy.
Supply Chain Risk & Resilience
Anticipate and overcome global disruptions.
Green Logistics & Carbon Strategy
Reduce the footprint of logistics operations.
Supply Chain Analytics & Digital Operations
Use data to optimise and steer operations.
Teaching methods
- Project-based learning: case studies, team projects, and associative projects
- Collaborative knowledge-building: flipped classrooms
- Blended learning: integrating digital tools and videos to support diverse teaching methods, both in-person and online
- Immersive learning: in-company experience through internships, apprenticeships, assignments, and involvement in student associations
Evaluation methods
Throughout the academic programme, students are assessed through various methods:
- Continuous assessments & exams
- Final dissertation (MFE): Students must write a final dissertation and defend it before a jury composed of two professors. Successfully passing the MFE is one of the requirements for obtaining the degree.
The faculty assesses students based on six key cognitive competencies:
- Understanding: quizzes, matching exercises, etc.
- Recognition: quizzes, matching exercises, etc.
- Application of concepts and theories: practical exercises, simulations, etc.
- Analysis: problem-solving, case studies, etc.
- Immersion: case studies, critiques, assignments, business games, etc.
- Creativity: projects, entrepreneurship, etc.
Bridging programmes and equivalencies
No bridging courses or equivalents: enrolling in the programme requires you to complete all modules in full.
Continuation of studies
If you wish to continue your studies after the MSc in Strategic Supply Chain Management & Sustainability, you can!
Subject to meeting the prerequisites, you may choose to pursue a PhD or undertake a Master of Science in another specialisation of your choice.
Recognition of prior learning and experience
Working professionals can apply to have their skills acquired through professional experience recognised via a Validation of Prior Learning and Experience (VAE) process, provided that their application is submitted at least nine months before the graduation board.
For more information, please feel free to contact our Admissions Department.
- E-mail: [email protected]
- Phone: 01 46 93 02 70
CAREER
Career paths
- Supply Chain Manager / Operations Director
- International Sourcing & Procurement Manager
- Logistics & Operations Consultant
- Supply Chain Analyst / Manager
Career opportunities and accessible jobs
Type of jobs available:
Supply Chain Manager / Operations Director
International Sourcing & Procurement Manager
Logistics & Operations Consultant
Supply Chain Analyst / Manager
ROME code(s) :
M1402 - Organization and management consulting
M1707 - Business strategy
M1201 - Financial engineering and analysis
M1705 - Marketing
Graduation rate: %
Number of students who took the exam: 51
Rate of students continuing their studies: 3.23%
Employability rate 6 months after graduation: 64.52%
Satisfaction rate (response rate to the integration survey): 60.78%
(Class of 2023-2024)
Figures
Graduation rate: %
Number of students who took the exam: 51
Rate of students continuing their studies: 3.23%
Employability rate 6 months after graduation: 64.52%
Satisfaction rate (response rate to the integration survey): 60.78%
(Class of 2023-2024)
ADMISSIONS
Year 1
Prerequisites
BAC+3 (or the international equivalent).
Ideal for strengthening fundamental knowledge in general management and to begin specialising in a chosen field.
- 1
application review
- 2
a motivation interview
- 3
a language test
Year 2
Prerequisites
BAC+4 (or the international equivalent).
This year is designed to provide strong specialisation and leads to the award of an RNCP Level 7 qualification.
- 1
application review
- 2
a motivation interview
- 3
a language test
TUITION FEES
First Year Admission
- Year 1€13,900
- Year 2€8,100
- Total Programme Cost€22,000
Second Year Admission
- Total Programme Cost€15,900
JOINING THE PROGRAMME
Ideal for strengthening one's fundamentals in general management and beginning to specialise in a specific field.
For students holding a Bac+3 or an international equivalent.
Admissions:
- For domestic students: Based on application and motivation interview.
- For international students: Based on application, motivation interview, and language test.
Application deadline: According to the competition requirements or on the programme’s start date (except for international students requiring a visa, who must apply at least 8 weeks before the start of the programme).
If you have a disability and wish to join us, you can find more information on our accessibility page.
Ideal for gaining strong specialisation and obtaining an RNCP Level 7 qualification.
For students holding a Bac+4 or an international equivalent.
Admissions:
- For domestic students: Based on application and motivation interview.
- For international students: Based on application, motivation interview, and language test.
Application deadline: According to the competition requirements or on the programme’s start date (except for international students requiring a visa, who must apply at least 8 weeks before the start of the programme).
If you have a disability and wish to join us, you can find more information on our accessibility page.







