Innovation and Logistics

Key Features

The Master’s program in Innovation and Logistics from LUT University employs experiential learning and integrates the best theoretical academic approaches to teaching with real business assignments provided by global and local industrial companies. In your studies, you will combine business, industrial management and engineering and will apply your knowledge directly to corporate challenges.

In this unique master's program, you will gain a solid background in logistics and innovation management, quantitative and qualitative analytical skills, practical problem-solving techniques, and the ability to identify and solve complex challenges in today's networked business world.

The program suits both Bachelor's graduates and people with work experience. The program applies contact teaching. Core and advanced courses will be organised as intensive teaching, individual work, seminars and case studies, but minor studies will follow LUT's university regular teaching schedule.

The program prepares students for leading management and business development positions, especially in innovation, logistics, supply chains management and digital business.

You will have a solid theoretical foundation, quantitative and qualitative analysis skills, practical problem-solving techniques, and the ability to identify, assess and solve complex challenges in today's networked business world.

During your studies, you will get:

• professional knowledge of innovation, logistics, analytics, entrepreneurship, project management, international business and sustainability;
• practical methods and tools to address challenges in innovation and logistics management in organisations;

• the ability to combine professional, analytical, quantitative and qualitative skills with practical problem-solving techniques and be able to identify and solve complex challenges in today's networked business world;

Career Prospects

Earning your degree in innovation and logistics gives you many interesting employment options and versatile career prospects.

Global supplier–customer relationships and business networks create various opportunities for talented young professionals in the fields of management of innovations and technologies, industrial sales and marketing, operations management, and technology analysis and sourcing.

Courses include:

• Sixth sense of Innovation and Logistics

• The core of Innovation Management

• Management Research Methods

• Open and Collaborative Innovation

• INLOG Master’s thesis seminar