Program Overview
The Diploma in Operations and Supply Chain Management equips students with a comprehensive understanding of global supply chain management and international logistics. Through mandatory courses covering business management, communication, international trade, and operations management, students gain the knowledge and skills necessary for careers in logistics, supply control, inventory control, and freight forwarding. The program emphasizes the critical role of supply chain management in the contemporary economy and provides a supportive learning environment with experienced faculty, industry guest speakers, and real-world case studies.
Program Outline
Degree Overview:
- The Diploma in Operations and Supply Chain Management introduces students to global supply chain management and international logistics.
- Students gain a comprehensive understanding of sourcing, procurement, coordination, materials management, strategic management, and the delivery of goods and services.
- Emphasizes the critical role of supply chain management in the contemporary economy.
Outline:
- Mandatory Courses/Modules:
- Business Management (BU 218 - 220): Focuses on the fundamental principles of business management and operations.
- Business English (COM 125 - 128): Develops strong English language proficiency essential for effective communication in the business environment.
- Business Communication (COM 201, 211, 212): Enhances communication skills through various written and verbal assignments.
- International Trade (BU 2255): Covers the theories, practices, and regulations governing international trade.
- Global Supply Chain Management (BU 332): Explores the complexities of managing global supply chains, including sourcing, transportation, and logistics.
- Legal Aspects of International Trade (BU 336): Examines the legal framework surrounding international trade, including contracts, intellectual property, and dispute resolution.
- Introduction to Logistics and Transportation (BU 338): Provides an overview of the principles and practices involved in logistics and transportation management.
- Introduction to Operations Management (BU 339): Introduces the concepts and techniques used in operations management, focusing on efficiency, productivity, and quality control.
Assessment:
- Final exams: Comprehensive assessments of knowledge and understanding at the end of each module.
- Homework: Regular assignments and exercises to reinforce learning and assess progress.
- In-class participation: Active engagement in discussions, group activities, and presentations.
Teaching:
- Teaching Methods:
- Lectures
- Discussions
- Case studies
- Role-playing exercises
- Group projects
- Faculty:
- Experienced professionals with expertise in operations and supply chain management
- Dedicated to providing a supportive and engaging learning environment
- Unique Approaches:
- Industry guest speakers
- Field trips to relevant organizations
- Real-world case studies and projects
Careers:
- Career Paths:
- Logistics supervisor
- Supply control coordinator
- Inventory control supervisor
- Freight forwarding logistician
Tuition $8545.00 Application $200.00 Technology Fee $60.00 Archiving Fee $30.00 Total Cost $8835.00