COURSE CURRICULUM

The BSc Business Administration and Supply Chain Management degree provides a comprehensive understanding of how organisations operate and how supply chains contribute to business success. In the first year, students gain foundational knowledge in marketing, accounting, finance, business economics, international business, business analytics, and professional development, alongside practical skills through modules like new venture creation and contemporary marketing strategies. This ensures a strong grounding in core business principles and prepares students for advanced study. In the second year, the focus shifts to applied business analytics, decision-making, research methods, operations, and supply chain management, as well as global logistics management, with opportunities to select optional modules to tailor learning to individual interests. Students also continue developing professional and academic skills. The final year emphasizes strategic and integrative learning, with compulsory modules covering business strategy, global project management, strategic operations, and supply chain management, alongside an independent research project. Optional modules allow further specialisation, while the career skills module supports employability and professional development. Throughout the course, students develop analytical, problem-solving, and decision-making skills, supported by practical exercises and real-world business applications. Graduates emerge equipped to manage complex business processes, optimise supply chains, and contribute effectively in roles such as operations, logistics, consultancy, and management in diverse sectors.