The Faculty of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering (FIME) of the Autonomous University of Nuevo León (UANL) has launched a new Doctorate in Logistics and Supply Chain with the aim of training highly competitive professionals in the sector, focusing on new technologies and disruptive tools. This initiative seeks to meet the growing demand for specialists who can optimize industrial processes and contribute to technological advancement.
Graduates of this program will acquire skills in leadership, business strategies, as well as in the application of artificial intelligence, machine learning, and innovative business models. UANL has also redesigned the Master's in Industrial Administration and Business, adjusting it to a mixed scheme and updating its curriculum to strengthen competencies in areas such as production, quality, finance, and industrial relations.
Both educational programs began classes in January 2025 and offer enrollment periods in January, May, and September. The duration of the Doctorate in Logistics and Supply Chain is three years, and its mixed modality allows students to balance their studies with their job responsibilities. UANL stands out as the only institution in northern Mexico that offers a doctorate in this specialty, underscoring its commitment to training highly qualified professionals to meet the challenges of modern industry.
