Become a logistics specialist in the global fields of product procurement, production, transportation, warehousing and distribution. 

Take advantage of Montreal’s position as an international transportation and logistics hub.

Your Training:

• Multidisciplinary approach comprising of operations management, operational research, international business, marketing and information technologies.
• Acquisition of quantitative and analytical techniques to diagnose problems in the supply chain.
• Ability to provide solutions to improve supply chain management: planning, procurement, demand forecasting, inventory management, logistics network design, capacity management, warehousing and transportation.
• Professors with great academic recognition, reputed in Canada and abroad, and direct connections with organizations involved in supply chain management.
• Truly international: in fact, half of the students come from over 15 different countries.
• This program offers a dual degree option with the University of Melbourne, Australia.

• Academic/Official Transcripts
• Language Proficiency (If Applicable)
• Passport or Visa Documents
• Resume/Curriculum vitae (If Applicable)
• Letters of recommendation (If Applicable)
• Statement of Motivation (If Applicable)

• A Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA), an undergraduate degree in a related field or a degree deemed equivalent by the program administration.
• GPA of at least 3.0 out of 4.3, or the GPA required by the original university for admission to a graduate program if the latter is higher.

Accelerated Admission from De Short Graduate Program in Logistics:

• Have successfully completed 9 credits in the short graduate program with a GPA average of at least 3.0. In this case, you must submit the Short Administrative Request form.

EDUCATED ABROAD, UNDER THE FRENCH SYSTEM:

• You must have earned as a minimum a general license or bachelor diploma accredited by the Ministry of Higher Education after a minimum of 3 years of university studies.
• Note that RNCP-labeled titles, the University Bachelor of Technology (BUT), as well as the baccalaureate and bachelor's degree including a technological diploma (BTS or DUT) are not eligible.
• You must have obtained an average of at least 12 out of 20 for all years of university.
• TAGE MAGE (competitive score: 300 or higher)

EDUCATED ABROAD, NOT UNDER THE FRENCH SYSTEM:

• You must hold a university degree recognized by the State giving access to a master’s program at your original university.
• You have obtained, for all years of university, an average of at least 12 out of 20 or the equivalent, depending on the grading system.
• TAGE MAGE (competitive score: 300 or higher)

Note: Official scores for GMAT, TAGE MAGE OR GRE tests are only required for candidates who studied abroad. Not required for candidates who have completed at least 45 undergraduate credits in Canada or at least 30 graduate credits in Canada at the time of their application.