Ranked in 2 categories
MSc, Master of Science ISLI Global Supply Chain Management
Jump aboard the Supply Chain
Admission level
From Bachelor's degree - 3 years to Bachelor's degree - 4 years, Validation of Personal and Professional Experience (VAPP)
Campus
Bordeaux
Degree
MSc, Master of ScienceDiploma recognised by the French Ministry of Higher Education
Format
Full Time
Intake
September 2026
Language
English
ISLI 鈥� Global supply chain programme testimonials
A new world of business opportunities
“The ISLI was the perfect occasion to open my mind to a new world of business opportunities, from a strategic, innovative and multicultural perspective. Moreover, it not only gave me the chance to understand the supply chain in theory, but I was able to apply my knowledge in research and in a practical experience, those I believe are the bases to become the supply chain expert I dream to be.”
ISLI gave me all the tools I need to become successful
“Being part of one of the best companies in the supply chain world, I am constantly challenged with difficult problems to be solved. The proximity and velocity to respond to Customer demand, meeting promises while ensuring the minimal potential investment is just one of them. The distribution of the volume across countries and warehouses, ensuring the right transportation method to the customer is just another. The supply chain world can be challenging, but also exciting and ISLI gave me all the tools I need to become successful.”
Tomorrow's experts
“Futuristic supply chain is a whole new terrain for the supply chain professionals. The young supply generations needs to be equipped with a great sense of self initiative and innovative ideas to match trend markets. My experiences with ISLI gave me an impression that these new generation of supply chain experts are indeed prepared and equipped with such skills and mindsets.”
A crossroads of ideas and exchanges on the Supply Chain
“ISLI is a crossroads of ideas and exchanges on the Supply Chain. Its annual forum enables companies to define new strategic directions of the supply chain.”
