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Next Program Start: 04.03.2013

Other dates depend upon open places. Special dates for coporate industry partners available. Please contact us.

Furmans
Program Director POM
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Kai Furmans

Head of Institute for Conveying Technologies and Logistics (IFL)

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Institute for Conveying Technologies & Logistics (IFL)
Gotthard-Franz-Str. 8, Build. 50.38
76131 Karlsruhe (Germany)

Phone: +49 721 608-48600

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www.ifl.kit.edu

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Tjark W. Hecht
+49 (0)721 608 47878

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Master Program Production & Operations Management (POM)

Part-time further qualification for engineers.
Production and Operations Management

Graduates of the Master Program Production & Operations Management (POM) are able to analyze and optimize the efficiency of value-added processes within the operation of production and service systems. They can understand and analyze service and production processes, capture and formally describe requirements, frame boundary conditions and targets and achieve a targeted improvement by means of the skills they acquired in the Master Program concerning production management with special focus on production processes, information technology, logistics and human resources as well as on the technical methods and tools required.

The graduates are familiar with state-of-the-art concepts and methods and are able to apply those problem-oriented and further them. Methods and techniques in conjunction with decision making are especially focused on in Operations Management.

In addition, graduates can identify the possibilities and limitations of formal methods and models as well as the challenges that represent the transmission between the modeled world and reality and handle them in a solution-driven way. Given that nowadays in production and logistics the flow of data, products and money are closely interconnected, graduates are able to solve problems taking into account these tree factors and multi-disciplinary solution approaches.

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