International Supply Chain Management - 217 - Master's Year 2

Program Year

Obligatoire

  • Schéma directeur logistique
  • Modèles et méthodes du pilotage des flux et des stocks
  • Gestion de production : les concepts + cas
  • Gestion des projets internationaux
  • Prévision de la demande et économétrie

Obligatoire

  • Optimiser et pérenniser une supply chain ouverte et systèmes d'information
  • Culture internationale, logistique internationale, Mondialisation, lean management
  • Transport express urbain et développement durable, supply chain du e-commerce
  • Digitalisation de la Supply Chain/Informatique/Préparation à la certification internationale CPIM Part I
  • Management et technique des achats
  • Pilotage de plateformes logistiques
  • Méthodologie de l'étude logistique
  • Enjeux contemporains de la Supply Chain
  • Organisation et réglementation des transports internationaux, économie des transports dans un contexte international
  • Recherche et travaux individuels en salle/plateforme, temps de travail collectif
  • Formation Excel

Optionnel

  • Mémoire
  • Apprentissage

Academic Training Year 2024 - 2025 - subject to modification

Teaching Modalities

Apprenticeship Training:
The apprenticeship program consists of around 63 days of instruction, spread out between September and and of march. 30% of courses are taught in English.
The year is structured on a rotational model, according to the following schedule:

  • 2nd week in September: intensive courses
  • September to March: Three days at the workplace, two days on campus;
  • From April to September: full-time at the workplace.

The theoretical concepts taught in the program are applied to practical case studies. Students also have to sit written examinations and prepare:

  • Specialized dossiers and case studies, usually done in groups,
  • An internship report (for students in the apprenticeship program), which is assessed by the apprenticeship supervisor and the university advisor,
  • And a final thesis (for students in the continuing education program).

Continuing education:
Students in the continuing education program can take advantage of a tailored curriculum with courses every other Friday and Saturday and one Thursday a month. This means that professionals can follow this program while working. Courses begin in September and are spread out over 12 months.

A diploma in just 63 days of class:
Note that as long as students in this program pass all program assessments, they obtain the same second-year Master's degree in “ International Supply Chain ” (European Master's grade) as students in the initial training program.

Professional Development Committee

The professional development committee consists of: 

  • François Cabirol, Supply Chain Director, Bouygues Telecom, Class of 2017 
  • Pascal Devernay, Supply Chain Director, Renault Group 
  • Jean-Philippe Guillaume, Editorial Director, “Supply Chain Village” 
  • Jean-Marc Viallatte, Vice President Global Supply Chain Arkema group
  • Philippe Morel, Director of Supply Chain Boisson PepsiCo

The committee’s role is to define the professional orientation and the curriculum of this Master’s program. 

Teaching Staff

The teaching staff is made up of academics and supply chain professionals.

  • Eric AMAR

    General Counsel, Bolloré et Transport & Logistics

  • Benjamin ANDRIEU

    Program Manager in development at STELIA Aerospace

  • Stéphane BEGNA

    Research Officer, Star Services

  • Fabien CALAIS

    Supply Chain Consultant and Trainer

  • Jean-Daniel CHENNEVIERE

    Director of Product, Logistics, Symphony Retail AI (GOLD)

  • STEEVE DELOR

    Head of Operational Excellence & Supply Chain Consulting, Keyrus Management

  • Pascal DEVERNAY

    Supply Chain Director, Renault-Nissan

  • Emmanuel GIRAUD

    Director General ASAR Développement

  • Emmanuelle LAVALLÉE

    Lecturer in economy – Dauphine PSL

  • Mohamed LONGOU

    Supply Chain Manager, Eurodecision

  • Alain MAURER

    Supply Chain Expert, Groupe Renault-Nissan

  • Jean-Charles MARIN

    Director of Global Operations - Thales aerospace

  • Jean-Paul MEYRONNEINC

    Transport Economics Consultant, Associate Lecturer, Université de Marne la Vallée

  • Patrice PRELY

    Consultant and Project Management Trainer

  • Paul SANSEAU

    Founder and CEO of BFC (Business Flow consulting)

  • Philippe TORINEAU

    Senior Manager – Société Diagma

  • Natacha TREHAN

    Lecturer in Management, Université de Grenoble II, Director of the DESMA Master’s program

  • Clément TRUNDE

    Regional Logistics Manager – TechnipFMC

Research Support

 

Research-driven Programs 

Training courses are developed in close collaboration with Dauphine's world-class research programs, which ensure high standards and innovation. 
Research is organized around 6 disciplines all centered on the sciences of organizations and decision making.

Learn more about research at Dauphine