COURSE CURRICULUM

This course provides professionals with advanced and specialised value chain management skills, giving them the knowledge required to understand the contribution of operations management, supply chain management, logistics management and procurement at a high professional level. Throughout the program, you will explore how these functions interact within modern organisations and how they collectively shape business performance, competitiveness and long-term sustainability. The learning experience is designed to be deeply practical and industry-aligned, drawing on research-focused content and real-world problem-solving assessments that mirror the challenges faced by contemporary supply chain professionals. You will engage with simulation tools and analytical techniques that help you develop the capability to design, evaluate and optimise supply chain systems in diverse organisational contexts. Through these applied learning opportunities, you will build the confidence to make strategic decisions, manage risks, evaluate technologies and create efficient, resilient value chains. The core subjects in this program cover a wide range of essential areas, including business and social impact, creative problem solving, operations and quality management, strategic and sustainable procurement, strategic supply chain management, services and network productivity using data analytics, supply chain risk management, supply chain technology management, business project management, legal aspects of contracts administration, quantitative management practice, advanced quality management, supply chain management analytics, and judgment and decision making. Together, these subjects develop an integrated skillset that is highly valued by employers across industries seeking professionals with a strong command of operations and supply chain strategies. By the end of the course, you will be equipped with contemporary knowledge and hands-on skills that empower you to drive organisational improvement, lead supply chain initiatives and contribute to strategic decision-making in both domestic and global environments.