M.Sc. International Logistics Management

The first requirement for admission is a secondary school diploma (or an equivalent qualification) leading to university entrance qualification (criterion 1).

The second requirement is proof of a successful bachelor's degree (if necessary, diploma examination) in a logistics-related course of study with at least 210 ECTS (7 semesters or more). In addition, other study programs can also be recognized if they are essentially comparable. This means that your degree program must have covered the minimum credits listed in the following areas (criterion 2):

Core modules in logistics / supply chain management: at least 24 ECTS

Business/management modules: at least 15 ECTS

Quantitative methods, information technology and empirical research: at least 15 ECTS

International aspects (e.g. law, social sciences, international economics, English): at least 10 ECTS

Criterion 3: Due to the bilingual nature of the degree program, you need proof of sufficient knowledge of business English at level B2 (e.g. TOEFL, FCE or comparable). If you acquired your university entrance qualification at a non-German-speaking institution, you will also need proof of sufficient knowledge of business German at level B2 (e.g. DSH, TestDaF, Goethe-Institut certificate, Telc B2 certificate or comparable).

(a) If you have acquired a total of 210 ECTS in your bachelor's degree program, you can start the first semester immediately. If your bachelor's degree program only yields a total of 180 ECTS, you must either (b) acquire 30 ECTS as a prerequisite for the degree program through an internship or (c) complete suitable additional bachelor's or master's modules in Lemgo. In certain cases, relevant professional experience after successfully completing a bachelor's degree can be recognized as an alternative to an internship and credited with 30 ECTS as a study requirement. In this case you can also start directly with the first semester.

ECTS acquired at other universities must be approved in individual cases by the examination board on the recommendation of the relevant lecturer/professor.