Master in Supply Chain Management (MSCM)

Master in Supply Chain Management (MSCM)

Award: Master in Supply Chain Management
Duration: 9–12 Months (Full-Time)
Total Credits: 33–36 (Equivalent to 90–100 ECTS)

Programme Overview

The Master in Supply Chain Management (MSCM) equips professionals with the advanced skills needed to design, manage, and optimize global supply chains. The programme blends strategic, operational, and analytical perspectives—preparing graduates to lead in procurement, logistics, sustainability, and digital supply chain transformation. It emphasizes real-world applications through simulations, industry projects, and data-driven problem solving.

Programme Aims & Learning Objectives
  1. Develop leadership and decision-making skills in logistics, procurement, and supply chain strategy.
  2. Strengthen analytical and problem-solving capabilities using operations and data management tools.
  3. Equip learners with sustainability-driven approaches to supply chain design and risk mitigation.
  4. Foster global business acumen to navigate international supply networks and trade systems.
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Description

Programme Pathway / Structure

The programme integrates core supply chain modules (24–27 credits) with a capstone industry project (6–9 credits), completed across two academic terms.

Code Course Title Credits Content Summary
SCM 701 Global Supply Chain Strategy 3 Frameworks for developing and managing international supply chain strategies.
SCM 702 Logistics & Transportation Systems 3 Planning and control of transportation networks, warehousing, and distribution channels.
SCM 703 Procurement & Inventory Optimization 3 Focuses on supplier management, sourcing strategies, and inventory control models.
SCM 704 Data Analytics in Operations 3 Application of data analysis, forecasting, and optimization techniques in operations.
SCM 705 Sustainable Supply Chain Practices 3 Examines green logistics, ethical sourcing, and environmental supply chain standards.
SCM 706 Supply Chain Risk & Resilience 3 Identifies, assesses, and mitigates risks across supply networks through resilience frameworks.
SCM 790 Research Methods & Supply Chain Modelling 3 Methods for conducting applied research, simulation, and analytical modelling in logistics.
SCM 799 Industry-Based Research Project 6–9 Applied consulting or research project focusing on supply chain improvement; includes report and presentation.
Credit Distribution Summary
Component Credits
Core & Elective Modules 24–27
Research Methods 3
Capstone Project / Thesis 6–9
Total 33–36
Delivery & Schedule
  • Full-Time Mode: 9–12 months (2 academic terms)
  • Format: Blended (on-campus + online hybrid learning)
  • Learning Methods: Case studies, logistics simulations, field projects, and applied analytics workshops
Term Courses Credits
Term 1 (Months 1–5) SCM 701, SCM 702, SCM 703, SCM 704 12
Term 2 (Months 6–12) SCM 705, SCM 706, SCM 790, SCM 799 (Industry Project) 21–24
Entry Requirements
  • Honours Bachelor’s degree (minimum GPA 3.0/4.0) in Business, Engineering, or Economics.
  • Applicants with relevant experience in logistics, procurement, or operations preferred.
  • English Proficiency: IELTS 6.5 (no band below 6.0), TOEFL iBT 90+, or an equivalent proficiency examination.
  • Required Documents: Statement of Purpose, Academic Transcripts, Two References, and CV.
Key Features / Advantages
  • 9–12 month accelerated format suited for working professionals and recent graduates.
  • Combines strategic management, analytics, and sustainable supply chain practices.
  • Real-world case studies and industry-based research projects.
  • Aligned with global standards such as APICS, CIPS, and SCOR frameworks.
  • Prepares graduates for careers as Supply Chain Manager, Logistics Director, Procurement Specialist, or Operations Consultant.

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