ZLC led work on development and delivery of a master's level pilot MOOC as part of the HELP initiative (Healthcare logistics Education and Learning Pathway), a three-year project funded from the ERASMUS+ Programme and coordinated by LAB University of Applied Sciences, Finland. The aim has been to develop educational programs for healthcare logistics.
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Higher education research leader QS Quacquarelli Symonds has recognized the MIT Center for Transportation and Logistics' Supply Chain Management master's program as the #1 SCM master's program in the world in its 2021 university program rankings. Read more...
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MIT Professor Yossi Sheffi, Director of MIT Center for Transportation talked with Dr. Alexis Bateman on March 5, 2020 about global supply chain impacts of the COVID-19 coronavirus. Watch the recording...
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Due to global concerns about the COVID-19 coronavirus disease, some SCALE Network centers are canceling or virtualizing large events scheduled for the spring of 2020. See affected events...
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175 Master's and Graduate Certificate students from the six global SCALE Network centers came together in Cambridge, MA in January for SCALE Connect 2020. Read more...
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The Ningbo Center for Supply Chain Innovation Institute China (NSCIIC) held an opening ceremony on September 9, 2019 for their new building in Meishan, in the Sichuan region of China.
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The MIT Global SCALE (Supply Chain And Logistics Excellence) Network’s master’s in Supply Chain Management has been ranked #1 in the world by Paris-based EdUniversal for the fourth consecutive year. Read more on the CTL site.
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Spanish newspaper El Mundo has ranked MIT Global SCALE Network's master's program the No. 1 master's program in supply chain and logistics in Spain for the 9th consecutive year. El Mundo is one of Spain's largest news outlets, and one of the country's news sources of record.
Students in the MIT-SCALE master’s programs received their degrees at commencement ceremonies on four continents in late May and early June, 2019. Read more...
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Stakeholders throughout the transportation industry face fundamental disruptions as vehicle ownership yields to as-needed mobility.
Mobility has been the lifeblood of modern civilization. Throughout the 20th century, autos and the auto industry propelled human development, bringing unrivaled utility and flexibility to the way people move. The automobile forever altered urban and suburban landscapes, and the auto industry emerged as one of the largest sectors of the world economy.