COURSE CURRICULUM

The Master of Management (Supply Chain Management) is a comprehensive program consisting of 16 subjects designed to equip students with both broad business knowledge and specialised skills in supply chain management. The course is structured to include 4 foundation subjects (worth 50 credit points), which provide essential knowledge in business and economics to establish a strong base for further study. These subjects are particularly useful for students entering from non-business backgrounds.Following this, students complete 7 core and discipline-specific subjects (87.5 credit points), focusing on the principles and practices of supply chain management. These core areas typically cover key topics such as logistics, procurement, operations management, inventory control, and global supply chain strategy. This part of the program ensures students gain in-depth, practical knowledge directly applicable to managing supply chain functions across various industries.Students also undertake 2 capstone subjects (25 credit points), which allow them to consolidate their learning by working on real-world problems or integrated projects. These subjects are designed to test their ability to apply the full range of business and supply chain knowledge in complex, often cross-functional scenarios.In addition, the course includes 3 elective subjects (37.5 credit points), giving students the flexibility to tailor their studies to their career interests. Electives may cover advanced topics in areas such as analytics, sustainability, digital transformation, or broader management themes, allowing students to diversify or deepen their expertise.This structured combination of foundational, core, capstone, and elective subjects ensures that graduates are not only well-versed in supply chain theory and practice but also equipped with critical thinking, strategic decision-making, and leadership skills. The program prepares students for diverse roles in supply chain and operations management across sectors like manufacturing, retail, healthcare, logistics, and consulting.