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Your keys to success

Designed with interactive teaching methodology and a dynamic curriculum to deliver state of the art knowledge in management and optional logistics, our program focuses on four to five major characteristics:

Multiplinary yet integrative perspective

By combining scientific teaching with a multidisciplinary, integrative and team-oriented approach, we enable students to understand and address real-world issues with the help of problem-based learning and sound scientific methods. You won’t get narrow specialization at THE KLU!

Real-World focus

Addressing real-world problems in management is the prime mode of learning at THE KLU. A sound understanding of theory and research methods gives students a solid foundation for this approach. Field trips, case studies, simulations, project and group work are all integral parts of the course.

Internationality

The internationality of our students, lecturers and professors, and of our course content, ensures our program enhances your knowledge of the globalized business world in a concentrated and efficient way. Thanks to study and practical work abroad, you will also gain deep, hands-on insights into cultures and business paradigms that cannot be taught in the classroom.

Problem-based learning

Problem-based learning (PBL) is an approach in which we put you in the position of active problem-solver. You determine and explore what you already know and what you need to learn in order to advance your understanding of the problem. You and your classmates thus direct and organize your own learning process. Our professors and tutors will guide, supervise and facilitate your learning.

Logistics Specialisation (optional)

Elective courses provide the possibility to specialise in the field of logistics and supply chain management. These topics play an integral part in all modern business, because it is carried out in a global environment with supply networks becoming increasingly complex and elongated. Students are introduced to the theories, principles and practice of logistics and supply chain management.

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