The Spanish logistics sector is experiencing a period of significant growth, projecting itself as a crucial driver of employment. A recent report presented at SIL Barcelona 2025 estimates that it will generate more than 300.000 jobs this summer, an 43% of the national total or with a 14,5% more than in 2024This growth consolidates logistics as a source of seasonal and structural employment, with a predominance of salaried employment (88,1%) and an increase in permanent contracts.
In this context of dynamism, the Master in Logistics and Supply Chain Management (LOCS) ESIC's program is presented as essential training for professionals seeking to lead the transformation of the sector. Aimed at experienced executives aspiring to management positions, it offers advanced specialization in supply chain management.
The most distinctive feature of LOCS is its Double Degree: the master's own title and the SAP ERP Certification. SAP sessions are taught online, facilitating compatibility with professional life and are included entirely in the 60 credits of the master's degree, without additional costs.
The program lasts 12 months and is taught in format in person, on weekends, ideal for working professionals. Its practical methodology is based on Real-life cases, simulations, and leading tools, ensuring immediately applicable skills.
El teaching staff, composed of top-level managers and experts, and the promotion of national and international networking enrich the training experience.
The success of the LOCS Master is reflected in its impressive 100% employability one year after completion, which underlines the relevance of their profiles. Furthermore, their excellence has been recognized by the QS ranking, placing them as the third best logistics master's degree in Spain.
ESIC's LOCS Master's program not only addresses the need for specialization in a constantly evolving sector, but also prepares future leaders to drive efficiency and innovation in the global supply chain, capitalizing on the opportunities offered by this booming sector.
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