The MIT-Zaragoza African Supply Chain Masters Scholarships is a prestigious scholarship program offered by the MIT-Zaragoza International Logistics Program in collaboration with the Zaragoza Logistics Center (ZLC). The program aims to support outstanding African students who demonstrate exceptional academic merit and a strong interest in pursuing a career in supply chain management and logistics.
Through this scholarship program, selected students are provided with the opportunity to pursue a Master of Engineering in Logistics and Supply Chain Management (ZLOG) at the Zaragoza Logistics Center in Spain. The ZLOG program is a highly regarded graduate program that offers a comprehensive curriculum covering key areas such as supply chain strategy, operations management, logistics technology, and sustainability.
The scholarships cover full tuition fees, accommodation expenses, and a stipend for living expenses during the duration of the program. Additionally, recipients of the MIT-Zaragoza African Supply Chain Masters Scholarships benefit from access to state-of-the-art facilities, world-class faculty, and a diverse international learning environment at the Zaragoza Logistics Center.
The scholarship program seeks to empower talented African students with the knowledge, skills, and resources needed to excel in the field of supply chain management and logistics. By investing in the education and development of these students, the program aims to contribute to the advancement of the logistics industry in Africa and foster economic growth and development across the continent.
The MIT-Zaragoza African Supply Chain Masters Scholarships represent a unique opportunity for African students to pursue a world-class education in supply chain management and logistics at one of the leading institutions in the field. Through this program, scholars are equipped to become future leaders and innovators in the global logistics industry, driving positive change and making significant contributions to their communities and beyond.
Zaragoza Logistics Center (ZLC) and the MIT-Zaragoza International Logistics Program are set to grant MIT-Zaragoza African scholarships for the academic year 2024-2024, specifically targeting candidates from Africa who exhibit exceptional potential for leadership and professional excellence in Logistics and Supply Chain Management.
This scholarship initiative aims to draw in outstanding future leaders who possess the capacity to address the shortage of well-trained supply chain and logistics professionals in Africa. By providing opportunities for talented individuals from the continent to pursue advanced studies in this field, ZLC endeavors to nurture a new generation of skilled professionals who can contribute significantly to the development and advancement of logistics and supply chain management in Africa.
Benefits
Tuition and Fees
24,000€ + 300€
- Academic Fees: 15,000€
- Other Tuition Cost: 9,300€
Financing
ZLC offers a financial aid program in collaboration with Ibercaja Banco S.A. for students of all nationalities. These are the main features of the loan:
- The loan covers up to 70% of the remaining amount of the tuition fees with a 1 year grace period
- Compatible with ZLC scholarships
- No penalty for early repayment or cancellation
All applicants must have been previously admitted to the ZLOG Program.
Requirements For The MIT- Zaragoza African Supply Chain Masters Scholarship
MIT-Zaragoza African Supply Chain Masters Scholarships are awarded only to students admitted to the MIT-Zaragoza Master of Engineering in Logistics and Supply Chain Management (ZLOG) program through ZLC‘s regular admissions procedure.
The applicants should display exceptional academic achievement and distinctive personal accomplishment in addition to an interest in pursuing a career in SCM and Logistics. Furthermore, to be eligible, candidates must comply with the following criteria:
- African citizenship.
- Granted admission to the MIT-Zaragoza Master of Engineering in Logistics and Supply Chain Management (ZLOG) program.
- Completion of a four year undergraduate program equivalent to a Bachelor’s Degree.
- Professional excellence with a background or experience in Logistics and Supply Chain Management, or exceptional academic achievement.
- Competitive GRE or GMAT score. Exceptions may be granted to individuals who have demonstrated strong professional and/or academic achievement in completing a college degree – including some quantitative training and evidence of advanced verbal and written proficiency in the English language.
- Fluency in English, competitive IELTS or TOEFL score – exceptions may be granted to individuals who have demonstrated evidence of advanced verbal and written proficiency in the English language. Furthermore, the ability to speak French is a plus.
Selection Process
Competition for the MIT-Zaragoza African Supply Chain Masters Scholarships is intense and highly competitive. The candidate will be chosen on the basis of the following criteria:
- Preference will be given to candidates with background or work experience in Logistics and Supply Chain Management (25%)
- Financial need (20%)
- Academic merit as according to academic records (20%)
- ssay explaining why the candidate should be awarded with the scholarship (to be filled out in the Application Form) (20%)
- Demonstrated initiative and search for external funding opportunities (contacted the ZLC Financial Aid Office, individual search, other applications for scholarships and/or bank loans, etc) (10%)
- Quality of the proposal: presentation, writing, punctuality in the application, etc. (5%) Applicants will be notified by e-mail of the outcome. The scholarship holder will receive an award letter.
Application Documents
- Application Form
- Income Statement
- Copy of Passport
- Résumé
- Acceptance Letter
Method of Application
For application form, click here (word)
Please return this form, along the required scholarship documents to:
Zaragoza Logistics Center · Financial Aid Office
E-mail: financialaid@zlc.edu.es · Phone: (+34) 976 070 148
Application Deadline: April 15, 2024.
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