KÜHNE LOGISTICS UNIVERSITYKÜHNE LOGISTICS UNIVERSITYKÜHNE LOGISTICS UNIVERSITYKÜHNE LOGISTICS UNIVERSITY

WISSENSCHAFTLICHE HOCHSCHULE FÜR LOGISTIK UND UNTERNEHMENSFÜHRUNG

HAMBURG | JULY 2012

� THE KLU

� Faculty & Research

� Program Portfolio

KÜHNE LOGISTICS UNIVERSITY

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o Master programs

− M.Sc. Global Logistics

− M.Sc. Management

o Bachelor Program

o Executive Education

THE KLU

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� Founded in 2010 as a private, independent, state-recognizeduniversity with English as the chosen research and teaching language

� THE KLU is a Business University focusing on logistics and management

� The university is dedicated to excellence in teaching and research;

KÜHNE LOGISTICS UNIVERSITY

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� The university is dedicated to excellence in teaching and research; the Portfolio will cover the whole spectrum of university and executive education

� International university standards and practices from course content, teaching methods and exchange programs

� Founded and supported by the Kuehne Foundation of the Kühnefamily; the Foundation and its founder have a strong attachment to the university and guarantee the long-term financial stability

THE KLU - SPIRIT

� International students and professors

� Small classes, Intimate learning environment

� Outstanding faculty

� Excellent career support and

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� Excellent career support and extensive corporate ties

� Student-centered learning

� Personal development

� Located in Hamburg, one of the most busy metropolis in Europe

THE KLU – STATE RECOGNITION AND ACCREDITATION

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2010

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State Recognition

Program

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2011 2012 2013 2014

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2015

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ASIIN FIBAA

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Program Accreditation

Right to award doctoral degrees

Accreditation byWissenschaftsrat

22.09. State recognition (limited for 5 years) Unlimited state recognition

Accreditation byWissenschaftsrat

Phase I: Cooperative awarding rightPhase II: KLU faculty with secondexternal opinion

Phase III:KLU Faculty

ASIIN MSc GL

FIBAAMSc MGT

THE KLU – TIMELINE OF PROGRAMS

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FACULTY & RESEARCH

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THE KLU – RESEARCH CLUSTER

Maritime Logistics

Supply Chain Management and Operations

Logistics Strategy and Networks

Transportation and

Department of Logistics

Humanitarian

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Marketing and Innovation

Strategy and Leadership

Accounting and Finance

and Infrastructure Economics

Department of Management & Economics

HumanitarianLogistics

THE KLU – RESIDENT FACULTY (1)

Prof. Dr. Rod FranklinAcademic Director, Executive

Education Operations Management &

Strategy

Prof. Dr. Sandra TranschelAssociate Professor of Supply Chain

Management

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Prof. Dr. Maria BesiouAssistant Professor of Logistics

Prof. Dr. Alan McKinnonHead of Logistics and Dean of

Programs.

Alan McKinnon Rod Franklin

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Prof. Dr. Çerağ Pinçe, PhDAssistant Professor of Operations

Management

Maria BesiouSandra Transchel

Çerağ Pinçe

Prof. Dr. Jörn MeissnerProfessor of Supply Chain Management

and Pricing Strategy

Jörn Meissner

Prof. Dr. Kai HobergAssociate Professor of Supply Chain

and Operations Strategy

Kai Hoberg

THE KLU – RESIDENT FACULTY (2)

Prof. Dr. Jan BeckerAssistant Professor of Marketing

and Innovation

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Prof. Dr. Niels van Quaquebeke

Jan Becker

Prof. Dr. Matthias HühnAssociate Dean of Programs and

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Professor Dr. Dr. h.c. Sönke Albers Dean of Research, Professor of Marketing

and Innovation

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Prof. Dr. Christian BarrotAssistant Professor of Marketing and

Service Management

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Prof. Dr. Niels van QuaquebekeAssociate Professor of Leadership

and Organizational Behavior

Prof. Dr. Christian TrösterAssistant Professor of Management

Niels v. Quaquebeke

Christian TrösterChristian Barrot

Matthias Hühn

Associate Dean of Programs and

Adjunct Professor of Management

THE KLU - PROGRAM FACULTY

� Program faculty is made up of high-caliber international professors

� Members set up a recruitment network and support the establishment of excellent

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establishment of excellent resident faculty

� Helped to define the curriculums and will teach in the programs

Professor Martin Christopher, Ph.D.

THE KLU - PROGRAM FACULTY

Professor Martin Christopher, Ph.D.Emeritus Professor of Marketing and Logisticsat Cranfield School of Management, CranfieldUniversity, Great Britain

Professor Dr. Per JensterProfessor of Economic Policy and IndustrialEconomics, CEIBS (China Europe InternationalBusiness School), Shanghai, China

Professor Dr. René de KosterProfessor of Logistics and Operations Management,Rotterdam School of Management, Erasmus

Professor C. John Langley Jr., Ph.D.Clinical Professor of Supply Chain Management, Penn State University, U.S.A

Professor Dr. Wilhelm PfählerProfessor of Economic Policy and IndustrialEconomics, University of Hamburg, Germany

Professor Dr. Hartmut StadtlerProfessor of Business Studies with key areasLogistics, Transport and Production, Universityof Hamburg, Germany

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Rotterdam School of Management, ErasmusUniversity, Netherlands

Professor Douglas M. Lambert, Ph.D.Professor of Marketing & Logistics, RaymondE. Mason Chair in Transportation and Logistics andDirector of The Global Supply Chain Forum, FisherCollege of Business, U.S.A.

Prof. Matthew Petering, PhDAssistant Professor of Industrial & Manufacturing Engineering, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, U.S.A.

Professor Dr. Thomas StraubhaarHead of the Hamburg Institute of InternationalEconomics and Professor of Economics at theUniversity of Hamburg, Germany

Professor Dr. Stephan M. WagnerProfessor of Logistics Management, Swiss FederalInstitute of Technology Zurich, Switzerland

PROGRAM PORTFOLIO- MASTER PROGRAMS

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M.SC. GLOBAL LOGISTICS

35 %

45 %

Business &Economics

GlobalLogistics

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45 %

20 %

Logistics

LeadershipSkills

M.SC. GLOBAL LOGISTICS

� Combines logistics, management and leadership in a unique way

� Imparts specialist knowledge of supply chain management

� Courses are interdisciplinary in nature

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in nature

� High practical relevance trough case studies, excursions and presentations

� Students are given the choice between two logistics specializations

M. SC. MANAGEMENT - CURRICULUM

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M.SC. MANAGEMENT

15 %

70 %

Economics

Management*

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70 %

15 %

Management*

LeadershipSkills

*with optional Specialization in Logistics

M.SC. MANAGEMENT

� Holistic and strategic approach

� Provides functional and cross-disciplinary analysis of business processes

� Problem-based learning

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� Problem-based learning with real world issues (integration projects)

� Possibility to specialize in logistics

� Strong focus on the positive progress of our students

M. SC. GLOBAL LOGISTICS - CURRICULUM

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PARTNER UNIVERSITIES

ALBA Graduate Business School at the American College of Greece Athens, Greece

Delhi Business School New Delhi, India

Ecole de Management StrasbourgStrasbourg, France

Özyeğin UniversityIstanbul, Turkey

Pyeongtaek UniversityPyeongtaek, South Korea

Tec de MonterreyMonterrey, Mexico

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Strasbourg, France

Erasmus UniversityRotterdam, Netherlands

IGR-IAE de Rennes-Université de Rennes 1Rennes, France

Kochi International Business SchoolKochi, India

Ohio State UniversityColumbus, Ohio, USA

Tongji UniversityShanghai, China

Universidad de los AndesBogota, Columbia

Wirtschaftsuniversität WienVienna, Austria

COMPANY CONTACTS

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Status: May 24th, 2012

CAREER SERVICES

Internship

Career Center

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Knowledge

Student Development

International Partners

M.SC. PROGRAMS FACTS & FIGURES

Degree � Master of Science (M.Sc.)

Target group � Holders of Bachelor degree (B.Sc.) in business, economics, industrial engineering, business informatics, mathematics

Duration � 2 years (6 trimesters), full time

Participants � max. 30

Language � English

Structure � On campus lectures in trimester 1 - 3 and 5

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Structure � On campus lectures in trimester 1 - 3 and 5

� Integrated internship / study course abroad in trimester 4

� 4-months Master Thesis in trimester 6

Start � Annually, September 1

Admissionrequirements

� Recognized university degree (min. Bachelor)

� Proficiency in English language (TOEFL, etc.)

� GMAT, if applying for a scholarship

Credit points � 120 ECTS credits

Tuition fee � 7.500 Euro per year (total 15.000 Euro)

PROGRAM PORTFOLIO- BACHELOR PROGRAM

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B.SC. MANAGEMENT

53 %

10 %

Fundamentals in Management

Languages

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27 %

10 %

Specialization Track(incl. Bachelor’s Thesis)

Languages

10 %Pers. DevelopmentElectives + Internship)

B.SC. MANAGEMENT

� Students are given a fundamental management education

� Students can choose between a general management and a logistics management specializations

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� Students study in a highly international environment and are prepared for future tasks in a global context

� Students obtain skills and competences essential for young future leaders.

B.SC. MANAGEMENTY

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Semester 1 (Sept.-Dec.)

Semester 2 (Jan.-May)

Year

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Semester 3 (Sept.-Dec.)

Semester Content

Winter Break

Summer Break

Winter Break

Fundamental, Language, Skills Modules

Fundamental and Language Modules

Fundamental and Language Modules

ECTS (standard)

30*

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Internship (3 months)

ECTS (intensive)

30

30

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1010**

Year

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Semester 4 (Jan.-May)

Year

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Semester 5 (Sept.-Dec.)

Semester 6 (Jan.-May)

Winter Break

Summer Break

Winter Break

Study Abroad (Fundamental and Specialization Modules)

Fundamental and Specializat. Modules

Fundamental and Specializat. Modules

Bachelor’s Thesis (3 months)Summer Break

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24

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Internship (3 months) 10**

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30

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Electives (throughout 3-year program) 8 10

* 6 ECTS per module

Total: 180 Total: 210

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** Students are required to do one mandatory 3-months internship during their study. They are free to decide whether to do it after the second or the fourth semester.

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B.SC. PROGRAMS FACTS & FIGURES

Degree � Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.)

Target group � High school graduates

Duration � 3 years (6 semesters), full time

Participants � 40-50

Language � English

Structure � On campus lectures in semesters 1 - 3 and 5 - 6

� Integrated internship(s) / study course abroad in semester 4

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� Integrated internship(s) / study course abroad in semester 4

� 3-months Bachelor’s Thesis starting in semester 6

Start � Annually, September 1

Admissionrequirements

� General qualification for university entry (school leaving certificate)

� Proficiency in English (TOEFL, IELTS)

� Interview with members of program management and faculty

Credit points � 180 ECTS for standard program, 210 ECTS for intensive program

Tuition fee � 4.500 Euro per semester (standard)

� 5.200 Euro per semester (intensive)

PROGRAM PORTFOLIO- EXECUTIVE EDUCATION

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THE PROGRAMS OFFERED BY THE KLU –EXECUTIVE EDUCATION

Focus

Generic

InternationalSummer School onLogistics

EMBA in Leadership& Logistics(18 months)

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Duration

Specific

1 day 2-7 days > 7 days

Seminar Program(e.g. SCM, Lean Operations, Business Relationships, SC Innovation)(1-2 days)

Autumn School onTransport Management (6 days)

Logistics Management(11 days)

Corporate Training Programs

EXECUTIVE MBA LOGISTICS & LEADERSHIP

� Preparation of professionals for leadership positions in global logistics operations

� Development of practical international leadership and logistics domain skills

� Development of

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� Development of organizational, financial, and decision making skills to prepare individuals for higher managerial positions

� Two sessions held at international partner universities

EMBA LEADERSHIP & LOGISTICS CURRICULUM

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EMBA PROGRAM FACTS & FIGURES

Degree � Master of Business Administration (MBA)

Target group � Mid career managers with at least five years of professional experience in the field of logistics

Duration � 18 months, part-time

Participants � max. 25

Language � English

Structure � 10 on campus sessions (classes over the weekend) including two 10-days international study trips to the US (Ohio State

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10-days international study trips to the US (Ohio State University) and to China (Tongji University)

� In-between distance learning phases

� 5-months Master Thesis as company project work

Start � Annually, September 1

Admissionrequirements

� Recognized university degree (min. Bachelor)

� Proficiency in English language (TOEFL, etc.)

� Five years of professional experience, managerial experience is advisable

Credit points � 90 ECTS credits

Tuition fee � 30.000 Euro

INTERNATIONAL SUMMER SCHOOL „SUPPLY CHAIN & LOGISTICS MANAGEMENT“

� Twelve professionally organized days of executive education

� outstanding international lecturers and a balanced mix of theory and practice.

� Exciting excursions in the

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� Exciting excursions in the logistics metropolis Hamburg

� Highly motivated participants from all corporate sectors

� in collaboration with Fisher College of Business, The Ohio State University

Professor Douglas M. Lambert, Ph.D, FISHER College

2012 Summer School: July 30 – August 10

INTERNATIONAL AUTUMN SCHOOL “TRANSPORT MANAGEMENT

� Preparation for new assignments related to transport management or consolidation of logistics know-how

� Development of a comprehensive understanding and application of transport and application of transport management tools

� Deepening the knowledge about European Union's transport policy and legal issues

� Framework for transport systems and networks

� Courses on transport management

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Academic Director: Prof. Sebastian Kummer, WU Wien

2012 Autumn School: Nov. 5 – Nov. 10

SEMINAR PROGRAM

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CONTACT

Kühne Logistics University Wissenschaftliche Hochschule für Logistik und UnternehmensführungBrooktorkai 20 | 20457 Hamburg | Germany

Phone: +49 40 328707-0

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Phone: +49 40 328707-0Fax: +49 40 328707-109 www.the-klu.org