COURSE CURRICULUM

The Master of Supply Chain Management program includes a comprehensive set of courses designed to develop advanced knowledge and skills in managing modern supply chains. Core courses cover key areas such as managing operations and processes, exploring digital technologies and Industry 4.0, logistics management, and strategic procurement and supply management. Students also learn about designing sustainable supply networks and applying supply chain analytics to discover and interpret data, equipping them with analytical skills to improve decision-making. The program culminates in an applied supply chain management project, where students integrate and apply their learning in real-world or simulated settings, enhancing their practical experience.In addition to supply chain-specific courses, students take applied business research and communication skills to strengthen their ability to conduct research and present findings effectively. Data-driven strategy and performance are also emphasized, helping students understand how to leverage data for strategic advantage in supply chains.To broaden their business and management understanding, students choose one elective course from options such as contemporary digital organisations, international entrepreneurship, managing organisations and people, or managing change. This choice allows students to tailor their studies to their career interests and develop complementary skills in leadership, innovation, or organisational change management.Overall, the curriculum is designed to provide a balanced education combining operational, strategic, and analytical aspects of supply chain management, alongside leadership and business acumen. Graduates are prepared to manage and innovate supply chains effectively, with a strong focus on sustainability, digital transformation, and data-driven decision-making, positioning them to succeed in a dynamic global business environment.