COURSE CURRICULUM

The Logistics and Supply Chain Management stream in the Master of Management program is designed to develop expertise in the planning, coordination, and optimization of supply chain operations. The curriculum includes essential courses such as Introduction to Business Logistics Management, Purchasing and Procurement, Domestic Transportation and International Shipping, Quantitative Analysis for Logistics and Supply Chain Management, and a capstone course in Supply Chain Management. These courses provide students with a comprehensive understanding of logistics systems, sourcing strategies, transportation networks, and data-driven decision-making, preparing them to manage complex supply chains in a global business environment. In Term 1, students are encouraged to build a strong foundation through recommended courses like Business Communications, Accounting Concepts and Techniques, and Managing for Organizational Effectiveness, which enhance communication, financial awareness, and organizational skills. Term 2 focuses on core business disciplines with required courses including Finance in a Global Perspective, Marketing, and Quantitative Studies, ensuring students develop a well-rounded understanding of business operations. Overall, the program integrates specialized logistics and supply chain knowledge with core business education, equipping graduates with the skills needed to improve efficiency, reduce costs, and contribute strategically to organizational success in dynamic global markets.