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Zaragoza Logistics Center - Supply Chain Management Master Scholarship

Zaragoza Logistics Center €2,375

Next deadline

21.03

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Quick facts

Institution

Zaragoza Logistics Center

Program

Supply Chain Management Master Scholarship

Amount

€2,375

Last verified: 30 July 2026

About this scholarship

What you get

A tuition reduction of EUR 2,375 for the 9-month, full-time MIT SCALE Master of Engineering in Logistics and Supply Chain Management (ZLOG) at the Zaragoza Logistics Center (ZLC) in Zaragoza, Spain. The award covers tuition only; you fund living costs yourself. Completing the programme earns you a Master of Engineering from the University of Zaragoza and an MIT SCALE Certificate. Several named variants exist, including awards for women in supply chain, Spanish citizens, applicants from Northern and Western Europe, and those interested in humanitarian logistics.

Eligibility

  • Admission: You must hold, or be in the process of receiving, an offer of admission to the ZLOG programme at ZLC. This scholarship is only available to admitted or enrolled ZLOG students.
  • Field of study: ZLOG master in logistics and supply chain management only.
  • Nationality: All nationalities can apply for the general variants. Some named variants are restricted to Spanish citizens or applicants from specific European regions.
  • Degree level: Master's level only.

How to apply

Apply to ZLC's Financial Aid Office alongside or after your programme application. The recorded deadline is 21 March; confirm the current round's deadline with ZLC directly, as dates may shift year to year.

How realistic are your chances?

The applicant pool is small by design: only students admitted to one specialist programme at one institution are eligible. Multiple named variants further narrow the competition, so candidates who fit a specific category (for example, women in logistics or a particular regional background) face even less direct competition. Bear in mind the award reduces tuition rather than covering it in full.

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