MSc Global Logistics, Operations and Supply Chain Management (Online)

The MSc Global Logistics, Operations and Supply Chain Management (Online) develops specialist knowledge in logistics, procurement, operations, and sustainable supply chains. Students study flexibly online while gaining practical skills through business simulations and projects, preparing them for management careers in global logistics, supply chain management, and operations.

The MSc Global Logistics, Operations and Supply Chain Management (Online) is designed for graduates who want to develop specialist knowledge and practical skills in global supply chains, logistics, and operations management. The course explores strategic procurement, international logistics, supply chain relationships, sustainable supply chains, and leadership in a global business environment. Students learn how organisations improve efficiency, manage operations, and respond to changing customer and market demands. Teaching is delivered fully online through lectures, tutorials, interactive learning activities, business simulations, and practical projects, allowing students to study flexibly around work and personal commitments. The programme encourages students to apply modern theories and technologies to solve real business challenges while developing leadership, communication, research, and analytical skills. A master's dissertation completes the course, preparing graduates for management careers in logistics, operations, procurement, and supply chain management across a wide range of industries.
Applicants should normally have a minimum 2:2 honours degree from a recognised university in any discipline. The course welcomes graduates from both business and non-business backgrounds who want to build specialist knowledge in logistics, operations, and supply chain management. Applicants whose first language is not English must have an IELTS score of 6.5, with no individual component below 5.5, or an accepted equivalent qualification. Applicants who do not meet the standard academic requirements may still be considered if they have relevant professional qualifications or suitable work experience. Each application is reviewed individually to assess the applicant's qualifications, experience, and potential to succeed on the programme.
Supply Chain Manager
Logistics Manager
Procurement Manager
Operations Manager
Distribution Manager
Transport Manager
Supply Chain Analyst
Purchasing Manager
Warehouse Operations Manager
Freight Manager
Logistics Project Manager
Supply Chain Consultant

Modules

Developing Leadership Capability for Professional Practice
Strategic Supply Chain Relationship and Innovation
Strategic Procurement and International Logistics
Sustainable Supply Chains
Academic Language Skills for Post-Graduate Business Students (0 Credits)
Masters Dissertation (60 Credits)

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