Master of Arts in Logistics and Supply Chain Management (University of Greenwich)

Course overview

Enhance your career in logistics and supply chain management field with our master’s programme that helps you analyse business challenges and effectively solve them. Our Programme, Master of Arts in Logistics & Supply chain management has been awarded by University of Greenwich, one of the premier universities across the globe.

The programme is designed to fulfil the needs of practitioners and employers in a fast changing economic environment, and the educational aims of the programme are:

• providing work related learning and teaching
• advance study of organisations, business management and the changing external environment in which organisations operate
• preparing students for careers in business development and management by equipping them with a systematic, broad and integrated understanding of key aspects of business
• development of professional skills and career management
• application of knowledge and understanding of business and management with an emphasis on solving complex issues, both systematically and creatively, to improve business and management practice
• enhancement of lifelong learning skills and personal development

Summary of Skills Development for Students within the Programme

The graduates should:

• be business minded, i.e. have strong commercial awareness, and the ability to consistently apply their knowledge and subject-specific and wider intellectual skills in a multi-tasking, fast paced environment
• be numerate, i.e. possess the numerical and analytical skills to setup benchmark processes and measure business performances
• be creative, i.e. be able to approach tasks from an analytical viewpoint and be able to interpret complex data sets, and therefore develop innovative business plans using creative thinking and judgement
• be people oriented, i.e. have strong interpersonal and organisational skills, and therefore be able to liaise with different types of people both within and external to organisation
• be able to engage with all types of audiences, and build relations with customers
• be able work either individually or in a team, and be able to inspire and influence others
• be technologically capable; i.e. be able to apply information technology to work, enhancing efficiency, effectiveness and accuracy
• have effective oral and written communication skills, and the confidence and ability to present complex ideas and argument