Supply Chain Masters Degree PLUS International MBA

In today's business environment, companies must produce innovative products at a low cost and effectively deliver them to customers around the world. Globalization has driven supply chain management and logistics to the forefront of business strategy and created the need for a new kind of business leader.

In recognition of this development, three leading business and engineering schools partnered to offer the combination of general management capabilities and specialized supply chain expertise that is increasingly in demand. In a unique dual degree program you can earn the following degrees in only 19 months:

International MBA
IE Business School, Madrid, Spain

AND

MLOG: Master of Engineering in Logistics
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA

OR

ZLOG: Master of Eng. in Logistics & Supply Chain Management
MIT-Zaragoza Program, Zaragoza Logistics Center, Spain

Dual degree structure:
Students can start the program in the institution of their choice. The dual degree structure enables the credits received in the MLOG or ZLOG program to count for the 4th Period of the IE International MBA program.

MBA First

MLOG/ZLOG First:

The programs are completed sequentially over a 19 month period, with a short break in August.

The programs are completed over 23 month period with a five month break between programs, during which the student could pursue an internship.

Admissions Process:
Students will apply to both schools separately and be evaluated for admission by each school based on its respective requirements and criteria. Some application materials can be shared across institutions during the admissions process (see the table below).

Students wishing to receive admission notice from both programs before making a decision should submit both applications by the deadline of the program they wish to begin first. Check the admissions websites for each program to verify specific deadlines and other requirements:

International MBA - IE Business School

MLOG: Master of Engineering in Logistics - MIT, Cambridge, MA

ZLOG: Master of Eng. in Logistics & Supply Chain Management - MIT-Zaragoza Program, Zaragoza Logistics Center, Spain

Institution	IE BUSINESS SCHOOL	ZARAGOZA LOGISTICS CENTER MIT-Zaragoza International Logistics Program	MIT CENTER FOR TRANSPORTATION & LOGISTICS
Program	IMBA	ZLOG	MLOG
Application Process	The IE Business School application form may either be completed online or mailed to IE Business School Admissions. Additional materials must be mailed to IE Business School Admissions. The Admissions Committee invites selected applicants for an interview as part of the admission process.	To apply you must submit your application form online or mail it to ZLOG Admissions Office. Additional materials must be submitted to the ZLOG Admissions Office.	All candidates for the MLOG program apply through the MIT Admissions Office, specifying the "Engineering Systems Division" as the home department and the "Master of Engineering in Logistics" as the degree. Additional materials must be submitted to the MLOG Admissions Office.
Application Materials (can be shared across institutions)	GMAT score or IE Entrance Exam	GMAT or GRE score IE Entrance Exam also accepted	GMAT or GRE only
	TOEFL, IELTS, TOEIC or Cambridge Proficiency Test	TOEFL, IELTS or Cambridge Proficiency Test	TOEFL score
	Photocopy of passport/ID card	Photocopy of passport
	Current Resume or CV	Current Resume or CV	Current Resume or CV
Copies can be shared	Official university transcripts of all previous institutions attended (Undergraduate & Graduate)	Official university transcripts of all previous institutions attended (Undergraduate & Graduate)	Official university transcripts of all previous institutions attended (Undergraduate & Graduate)
Shared in some cases	2 Letters of recommendation	3 Letters of recommendation (using ZLC form)	3 Letters of recommendation (using MLOG form)
Application Materials (submit to each institution)	Application form, Statement of Objectives, Essays	Application form, Statement of Objectives, Essays	Application form, Statement of Objectives, Essays
	Application fee	Application fee (fee waivers for dual degree applicants)	Application fee
	One passport-size photo
Deadlines	Rolling admissions, though applications must be submitted no later than August	Three rounds in Fall, early and late Spring	Two rounds in early and late Spring

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