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Yes. The LSCM master follows the verification and accreditation legal procedures as they are ruled at each participating country.

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Yes. As described in the programme structure section, first semester takes place at UAB and second semester at RTU. The second year location depends on the specialization choice.

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Yes. The programme operates with specific application deadlines and may use several admission rounds depending on the number and profile of applicants. We recommend submitting your application as early as possible, especially if you require a visa.

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There is no strict minimum GPA for admission, but a solid academic record will strengthen your application. Admission data from previous cohorts show that applicants with a GPA below the 70–75% range have generally not met the academic standards required for eligibility. The admissions committee evaluates each profile holistically, considering transcripts, motivation, and overall suitability for the programme.

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No, you can proceed with the pre-enrolment procedure and provide as much information (degree title, expected graduation date, transcript of records, ...) as possible. You must have finished your studies by the time the official registration takes place (September).

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You must provide proof of sufficient English proficiency, as the entire programme is taught and managed in English. Applicants who completed their previous degree fully in English may be exempt, provided they submit official documentation confirming this.

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Besides the official requirements for admission, you should be aware that, because of the strong focus on analytical and quantitative methods, including applied mathematical theories, empirical statistics methods and operations research, candidates are required to have passed some undergraduate preparation in IT fundamentals, calculus and linear algebra.

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Once you are accepted to enroll the master, the International Support Service at UAB will contact you in order to support you through this process. You must follow their guidelines for the right visa application procedure.

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Yes. The LSCM master is an official and accredited joint programme, delivering a joint diploma issued by UAB on behalf of the participating Universities. All of them are well reputated public institutions.

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Yes. As an official and accredited 120 ECTS master program, you will be elegible for accessing to a PhD program where the LSCM background meets its skill requirements. Several of our alumni already got a PhD.

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The official admission letter will be issued once your application has been accepted and all required documents have been verified. This document will allow you to begin visa, accommodation, and other administrative procedures.

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Yes. Paying the reservation fee secures your place in the programme and allows us to arrange the private health‑insurance policy that provides coverage for the entire first academic year. Please note that this insurance is required for applicants who need a student visa.

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The reservation fee will be reimbursed in the event of a visa denial, provided that the required supporting documentation is submitted. In addition, documented cases of force majeure may also be considered for reimbursement. Please note that any bank charges and insurance costs already incurred will remain at the applicant’s expense.

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Yes, the University will contact you once your application has been accepted and before you move to the different locations.

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Although the master’s programme does not offer dedicated forms of financial assistance, the section entitled “Financial Aids, Grants, and Calls” provides comprehensive and pertinent information that may assist students in identifying suitable external funding opportunities.

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The master program is totaly conducted and managed in english. All the subjects are taught in english, and english is the only communication language whithin the master program.

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In these links you will find some guidelines about living costs:

• UAB
• UASW
• RTU

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The master is a full-time study programme. Still, it is possible to get a part-time job as student. You will find support through the work services at the hosting Univerity websites.