On-site Learning
The methodology is designed in layers: each stage adds greater depth and connects what you have learnt with real-world management practice.
Each subject integrates knowledge from across all areas of the supply chain. Rather than learning each area in isolation, you will understand the connections between them, making the learning process more effective than a traditional approach.
You will develop leadership and high-performance team management skills, rather than focusing solely on technical knowledge.
You will present group assignments, testing your ability to reason, argue your case and defend your decisions.
You will analyse and discuss real business cases in which every decision has consequences that must be debated.
You will take part in business games focused on supply chain management, turning theory into practical decision-making.
You will work continuously as part of a team, reflecting the way supply chains are managed in the real world.
Simulations
Business simulations take the learning experience a step further: they not only consolidate a comprehensive understanding of the supply chain, but also test your leadership skills and the effectiveness of your teamwork.
You will need to adapt quickly to a competitive environment involving different teams and make decisions under conditions that reflect those of a real company: complexity, urgency, pressure to deliver results and the tension inherent in every decision.
Smart Learning
Learning today requires a teaching model that is as flexible as the world around us. For this reason, La Salle Campus Barcelona, a pioneer in the use of technology in education, has developed Smart Learning: a system that combines on-site, blended and online formats according to the needs of both the programme and its students.
This model strengthens our ‘Learning by Challenge’ methodology, which is based on technology, innovation, entrepreneurship and internationalisation. It is a student-centred approach in which every challenge responds to a real need: that of individuals, businesses and the sector itself.