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MSc in Logistics and Supply Chain Management

Rationale of the Course

 

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The MSc in Logistics and Supply Chain Management has been designed to develop outstanding professionals in the field of logistics and supply chain management. Both fields deal with managing the flow of goods from a company's suppliers, through its facilities, and to its customers. This process of logistics services is of critical importance in establishing a global competitive advantage. Effective performance of the logistics functions can contribute to both lower costs and enhanced customer service.

The trend in the industry today is towards integrative job profiles such as supply chain manager and logistics manager. This MSc programme aims to prepare students to successfully compete for these positions. It is addressed but not limited to students who recently acquired their bachelor's degree in business studies, engineering and mathematics.


An Extra Degree for our MSc in Logistics and Supply Chain Management Graduates!

Students completing the MSc in Logistics and Supply Chain Management programme are offered concurrently with our MSc, CMI's most senior qualification: the Level 7 Diploma in Strategic Management & Leadership by the Chartered Management Institute (CMI) and thus gain two prestigious degrees from one programme.

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Aims of the Course

The programme is designed as to meet the following aims:

  • to provide students with comprehensive theoretical framework in Supply Chain Network Management
  • to enable students to understand the information and decision-making methods required for effective and efficient transport, inventory and warehouse operations
  • to create a platform upon which to reflect on the wider issues of logistics activities by drawing on the material presented throughout the course and across the units
  • to develop in students the ability to analyse concrete logistics situations, to point out and diagnose supply chain problems, to suggest alternative rational courses of action in order to solve these problems

Other Information

Dissertation
Subjects of dissertations can cover the entire spectrum of L&SCM. As an example of what can be successfully covered, here is a short list of past subjects:
"Stock Turns Optimisation within the Sports and Fashion Industry"
"Green Supply Chain Management"
"Maritime Transport Routing and Scheduling Minimization of Transit Times"

The dissertation is realised in collaboration with a personal supervisor and gives the student the opportunity to research in depth a subject of his/her interest. The research may be conducted in a "real life" environment, allowing for the immediate interconnection of theory and practice.

Full Time Study
The full time MSc in Logistics and Supply Chain Management is completed in one year and divided in two parts: one taught part (nine months) and one research part (three months).
Semester 1: October - January
Semester 2: February - June
 

Part Time Study
The MSc in Management and Strategy (L&SCM) is also offered part-time, over a period of two years. Lectures are usually held twice a week during evening hours.

Dissertation: June - September

Degree Title
Successful graduates are awarded the postgraduate degree of the University of Sheffield: Master of Science in Logistics and Supply Chain Management. The title is awarded directly by the University of Sheffield.

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