Curriculum start year 2023-2024 and before

Transitional arrangements can be found under downloads.

The program offers four tracks (plus a special/free track) based on typical operational processes towards which the knowledge generated within OML field is directed:

1. Manufacturing and Maintenance
2. Services
3. Supply chains
4. Transport and Mobility
5. Special/ free track

The systems in those domains show important differences that pose different questions and priorities, which require different types of models and solution methods. Accordingly, we propose different sets of track core and specialization elective courses for those tracks based on the approaches that are most relevant for them. We also provide design courses in each track core that are tailored towards the needs of the track. More detailed infomration on the tracks can be found under the different tabs at the left.

Despite the differentiation in the tracks, the program remains as one OML MSc program with tracks rather than five different OML MSc programs. The tracks are there to guide you from the beginning in order to help you choose the most relevant and appropriate courses for your master’s project.

Students need to acquire sufficient knowledge in financing & accounting. This can be obtained via 3 options:

1. Courses obtained during the BSc program:

   Course Code	Course Name
   1CK40*	Intermediate finance and accounting
   AND one out of three:
   1CK80* (last examination year 2023-2024)	International & strategic risk management
   1CK90*	Microeconomics
   1CK120*	Revenue management and pricing analytics

   ^{*NB: students are not allowed to use one of the BSc program courses listed under 1 as homologation in the MSc program.}

2. Adding a course to your master program 

   Course Code	Course Name
   1CM270	Integrated financial and operations management
   or
   1CM22 (for cohort 2022 and earlier) (last examination year 2023-2024)	Financial management

    

3. A similar course on financial and operational decision making at another university.

Students need to have sufficient knowledge in operations planning and control as well as information systems at the start of the program, as this knowledge is a pre-requisite in some courses

** If you have not followed these courses during your bachelor program, we strongly recommend that you follow these courses as homologation courses which will be a part of the free elective space.

More information about the courses can be found on the Osiris Course catalogue (e.g. content and quartiles)

Design your own program

The OML program allows a student in collaboration with the mentor to select an individual focus on operational processes and a variety of research methods. One specific option is the Artificial Intelligence Methods Package.