Modules
- Designing Global Network Distribution & Fulfilment Systems (20 credits)
- Designing Sustainable Supply Chain Strategies (20 credits)
- Introduction to Supply Chain Management (20 credits)
- Managing the Digital Supply Chain (20 credits)
- Principles of Procurement(20 credits)
- Business Transformation Project (60 credits)
- Analysing Big Data (20 credits)
- Management of Traditional Projects (20 credits)
- Developing People, Leadership and Capabilities (20 credits)
- Managing Cloud-based Business Solutions (20 credits)
*The order and availability of the optional modules within each level may vary depending on intake and subject to demand.
How do we assess you?
Assessments
Unlike on more traditional degree courses, you won’t be sitting any exams on this MSc. Assessments on our master’s in Supply Chain Management and Logistics have been designed to help you apply your learning to real-word scenarios. This means you’ll have the opportunity to align your studies to how you’ll help transform your organisation’s supply chain operations and functions once you have completed the course.
Practice-driven
Your course assessments will be practice-driven, focusing on your experience as an industry practitioner while encouraging peer-to-peer sharing and ideation. This modern approach will encourage you to apply your knowledge to organisational challenges systematically and with an in-depth awareness of what is at stake.
Business Transformation Project
The MSc Supply Chain Management and Logistics concludes with an independent study assessment which forms the Business Transformation Project module. You’ll identify an area of business transformation which is of interest to you and then apply your own research and discoveries to the topic, building upon your learning from previous course modules and developing a managerial transformation plan related to your own organisation, or one you are familiar with.
Other assessment methods
Throughout the course you’ll have the opportunity to apply your learning through additional assessments including:
- Reflective analysis
- Supply chain plans
- Stakeholder engagement plans
- Supply chain models and engines
- Software appraisals work
- Supply chain transformation strategies