MBA in Supply Chain and Logistics
DURATION
12 Months
LANGUAGES
English
PACE
Part time
APPLICATION DEADLINE
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EARLIEST START DATE
Sep 2024
TUITION FEES
USD 8,000 *
STUDY FORMAT
Blended, Distance Learning
* 8,000 to 10,000 USD
Introduction
About the MBA in Supply Chain and Logistics
The MBA in Supply Chain and Logistics offered at Westford University College in partnership with Abertay University, UK aims at providing students with the essential expertise needed to advance their careers in the supply chain and logistics sector. It renders a framework to systematically put the core of the business operations at the centre and get a bird’s eye view of the industry. The program delves into concepts like design thinking to understand the product or service at a granular level and then develops ways to build a supply chain around it.
With this program, learners will learn how supply chain and logistics connect with broader business strategies to drive profitable results. Learners will be prepared for a dynamic business environment, developing leadership skills and know-how to apply conceptual management theories to real-world scenarios. Learners will gain competencies in critical thinking, strategic reasoning, creative problem-solving, and other important skills required to succeed at the highest level.
The triple-certified program provides a one-of-a-kind opportunity for working professionals to get a renowned higher education qualification in Supply Chain and Logistics Management.
About Abertay University, UK
Abertay University is a public university with a strong focus on teaching and preparing its graduates for the world of work, combined with excellence in research and knowledge exchange. With roots going back to 1888, Abertay has always responded to the needs of industry, supplying a pipeline of graduate talent to work, lead and innovate across a wide range of sectors. Abertay University prides in offering an inclusive, friendly, and welcoming environment for its students and staff alongside first-rate teaching and excellent student experience. An ambitious, forward-thinking institution, it offers degree programmes to prepare students for careers in the modern world. Graduates have gone on to work for organisations including Apple, Google, BBC, Rockstar, Microsoft, Barclays Bank, and Coca-Cola, as well as the NHS and government departments.
Curriculum
Part One: Extended Postgraduate Diploma in Supply Chain Management (SCQF Level 11)
Part 1 of the program will be offered completely in Online synchronous learning.
On completion of Part One, learners will receive 120 credits.
To be awarded the Extended Diploma in Supply Chain and Logistics Management, the learner is required to complete all the 6 modules listed below:
- Strategic Leadership and HR Practices in Organisations
- Sustainability and Business
- International Marketing Management
- Strategic Management
- Strategic Supply Chain & Logistics Management
- Supply Chain & Logistics in a Global Context
Part two
Part two of the program will be delivered in a blended format with live online Synchronous classes, one-to-one meetings, and optional onsite workshops.
On Completion of Part Two, Learners will receive 60 credits. To be awarded the MBA in Supply Chain Management, the learner is required to complete the modules listed below.
- Research Methods
- Research Proposal
- Management Investigation (Capstone Project)
Program Outcome
Upon the successful completion of the program, the participants will learn how to:
- Understand the key elements of supply chain management & logistics.
- Understand the key terminologies of Supply Chain Management & CIPS-specific language.
- Learn strategies & techniques to master the supply chain management certifications.
- Able to recognize trends and practices in supply chain management.
- Be competent to design a seamless supply chain for the industry.
- Build a culture of human collaboration before ERP and AI.
- Make ERP cost-competitive and specific to the organization’s processes.
- Create a lean culture through the application of the Six Sigma principles.
- Be competent in practicing, forecasting, and inventory optimization techniques within the organization.
- Create new approaches for improved supply chain performance.
- Design international supply chain strategies for purposes of global operations.
- Align the supply chain and operational processes with organizational strategy.
- Redesign systems for greater sustainability and systemic openness.
- Apply the six steps of ideal system design.