Operations and Supply Chain Management (M.Sc.)

Program Overview

This one-year master's program equips students with the skills to manage supply chain processes in a globalized and digitalized marketplace. The program emphasizes risk management, innovation, and collaboration, and includes a substantial research project. Graduates are prepared for careers in various sectors, including manufacturing, consumer goods, and the public sector.

Program Outline

Degree Overview:

This program equips students with the tools and expertise to manage supply chain processes and their connected operations in a global and increasingly digitalized marketplace. Monitoring risk, leveraging innovation, and managing collaboration are some of the core themes embedded in this program.

Outline:

This master's program is 90 credits delivered over one academic year. The taught component comprises modules totaling 60 credits. Students also complete a substantial research project, which accounts for a further 30 credits, to be eligible for consideration for the award of the degree.

Careers:

This program allows graduates to blend the strategic and analytical skills acquired, with the soft skills of teamwork, relationship management, and communication.