Program Overview

This MSc course will elevate your professional expertise and marketability in the rapidly evolving world of Logistics and Supply Chain Management.

The MSc Logistics and Supply Chain Management programme is specifically designed to enhance the career opportunities of professionals engaged in logistics, operations, and supply chain management roles.

Successful completion of this programme will deepen your understanding of logistics and supply chain management, strategic decision-making, sustainability and risk management, and digital transformation skills in today’s complex business environment.

Furthermore, you will be exposed to a variety of research methods and analytical tools. The final project module will develop your critical thinking and problem-solving skills, resulting in the form of a dissertation, customised to suit your professional goals and aspirations.

There is an option to choose a Project/Placement year for this course, at an additional cost.

Choosing a Professional Placement MSc is a win-win for your career, giving you the chance to get real experience, apply your cutting-edge skills in the workplace and stand out to future employers.

In the first year you will have help from the University to find a placement, whilst developing your expertise. You will then spend your second year out in industry on placement, getting the chance to work with industry professionals and grow your network of industry contacts. Bringing the latest business school insights to industry, you will get to make a difference to the workplace and make lasting links with your employer.

Students need to find and secure their own placement, supported by the University. A preparation module will also help you to get ready for your placement.

Please note, this programme is available as a one-year master degree programme, or as a Two-Year Master's Programme with a Professional Placement or Project. Please carefully consider your options when applying for our one year or Two-year routes as successful international applicants will not be able to change between programmes after a Confirmation of Acceptance of Studies (CAS) letter has been issued or after arriving in the UK.