Supply Chain Management Practice Project
Participation Prerequisites
There are no formal prerequisites for participation in the course. But basic understanding of supply chain management concepts is benefical.
Course Content
In this course, students will embark on developing their own practice projects that address significant and contemporary challenges in logistics and supply chain management. They will be responsible for forming teams, selecting relevant topics, and defining the project scope within these dynamic fields. Students will have the option to either engage in a consulting project, working in close collaboration with a chosen partner company, or to conduct an interview-based project, interacting with practitioners and industry experts to gain valuable insights. With regular guidance and feedback from the lecturers, students will apply theoretical knowledge to practical scenarios, enhancing their problem-solving and analytical skills. The final output can take various forms, showcasing the depth of their research, analysis, and practical application. This final deliverable should comprehensively cover the insights and findings derived from the project work or interviews. Possible end products include:
- A detailed written report that summarizes the key findings and recommendations
- A traditional case study format, complete with case analysis and teaching materials designed to facilitate learning and discussion
Intended Learning Outcomes and Competencies
The learning method is largely experiential. Participants will take away rich learnings from the course:
- Develop practical problem-solving skills
- Enhance team collaboration and project management abilities
- Strengthen professional communication and client engagement skills
- Gain insight into real-life supply chain challenges and practices
- Become experts for a specific supply chain topic
- Build skills for analyzing data, extracting generalized learnings, and developing impactful output formats
Instruction Type
Presence
Form of Examination
| Form of Assessment | Weighting (in %) |
Duration of written exam in minutes |
| Written Exam | ||
| Oral Examination | - | |
| Written Work (Individual) | - | |
| Written Work (Group) | 80 | - |
| Presentation (Individual) | - | |
| Presentation (Group) | 20 | - |
| Business Simulation | - | |
| Class Participation | - | |
| Answer-Choice-Exam | - | |
| Other assessment format (please specify): | - |
Literature
Literature depends on the specific project topic selected.
Next events
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| 1/4 | Lecture | Mo, 12.01.2026 | 08:00 Uhr | 11:15 Uhr | E-102 Hörsaal / Lecture Hall |
| 2/4 | Lecture | Fr, 06.02.2026 | 11:30 Uhr | 17:00 Uhr | K-101 Hörsaal / Lecture Hall / K-201 Seminarraum / Break Out Room / K-202 ohne Fenster / No Window / Seminarraum / Break Out Room |
| 3/4 | Lecture | Tu, 17.03.2026 | 08:00 Uhr | 20:30 Uhr | K-001 Hörsaal / Lecture Hall / K-201 Seminarraum / Break Out Room / K-202 ohne Fenster / No Window / Seminarraum / Break Out Room / K-203 Wand / Wall / Seminarraum / Break Out Room / K-203/05 Seminarraum / Break Out Room / K-204 ohne Fenster / No Window / Seminarraum / Break Out Room / K-205 Wand / Wall / Seminarraum / Break Out Room / K-207 Seminarraum / Break Out Room / K-210 Seminarraum / Break Out Room |
| 4/4 | Lecture | Mo, 30.03.2026 | 11:30 Uhr | 15:15 Uhr | E-102 Hörsaal / Lecture Hall / E-103 Hörsaal / Lecture Hall |
Lecturers
Indicative Student Workload
| Self-Study | 66 h |
| Contact Time | 48 h |
| Examination | 66 h |