Logistics & Supply Chain Management

Entry requirements

Applicants will normally be expected to hold a first or second-class Honours degree of a British university or equivalent.

Months of entry

January, September

Course content

You can study our Logistics and Supply Chain MSc full-time or via distance learning.

You will develop your knowledge and understanding of the key concepts affecting Logistics and Supply Chain Management today. Whether you intend to specialise in Logistics and Supply Chain Management as a career, or enter general management, you will require a deep and systematic understanding of the technology, staff, infrastructure and operational processes that define this important business sector.

Developments in the last two decades have seen huge investments into the technologies necessary to deliver reduced operating costs, shorter lead times and better value for customers. You will investigate and evaluate the range of current approaches to Logistics and Supply Chain Management and will look at how this could change in the next five years through the use of theoretical and industry sources.

Fees and funding