Global Logistics and Supply Chain Management

Entry requirements

To join the MSc Global Logistics and Supply Chain Management, you should normally hold a second-class honors degree (2:2) or above from a recognised university, or an equivalent international qualification.

Applications are welcomed from graduates of a wide range of academic disciplines. While a background in business, management, logistics, supply chain management or related fields may be beneficial, it is not required. Candidates from other subject areas who demonstrate an interest in global operations, logistics and supply chain management are encouraged to apply.

Relevant professional experience may also be taken into consideration as part of your application.

Months of entry

January, April, September

Course content

MSc Global Logistics and Supply Chain Management is designed for students who want to develop the knowledge and skills needed to lead and improve supply chains in a global business environment. With a strong emphasis on sustainability, the programme explores how organisations can respond to changing economic, environmental and operational demands through more effective logistics and supply chain management.

You will develop an understanding of global supply chains, their processes and the roles people and organisations play within them. The course examines areas such as service operations, logistics, digital supply chains, resilience, sustainability, strategic management and financial performance, helping you understand how supply chains operate across international contexts and how they can be improved.

Teaching is designed to connect theory with practice through research-informed learning, case studies and applied activities. The course is taught in dedicated blocks, allowing you to focus on one subject at a time. The programme is accredited by CIPS, and students are entitled to complimentary CIPS Affiliate membership.

Information for international students

International Students | University of Roehampton, London

Fees and funding

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