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Global Supply Chain Management (15 months) MSc
Brunel University of London

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Find out more about studying Global Supply Chain Management (15 months) MSc at Brunel University of London? We've gathered all the key details, entry requirements, modules, fees, and more. Take the next step by booking an open day to explore it for yourself.

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MSc - Master of Science

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Location

Brunel University of London

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Study mode

Full Time

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Start date

Jan 2028

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Duration

15 Month

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Course info

This course attracts business men and women from all over the world who want to focus on a career in supply chain management or logistics, so you can be sure to find yourself in good company.A wide range of topics is studied including development of supplier relationships, operations improvement, procurement strategies, outsourcing, inventory control, and logistics operations as well as addressing the issues that affect these areas. The breadth of study forms a solid foundation of understanding allowing you to explain and apply theories on logistics, operations and project management, and business modelling and simulation to your practice.The relationship between logistics and supply chain management will also be approached through the lens of contemporary social issues such as the state of geopolitics, advances in technology, and the increasing importance of transparency and sustainability.The course includes guest lecturers from well-known multinational and national companies sharing their experiences on global supply chain management and logistics alongside innovative supply chain and employability workshops and company visits. We ensure that you have access to a wealth of networking opportunities that bring you closer to a growing supply chain community. There is also the opportunity to present research to industry specialists for expert feedback.This is one of the few supply chain master's courses in the UK to have received accreditation from top supply chain and logistics bodies. On completion of the course, you can apply to become a full member of the Chartered Institute of Procurement and Supply (CIPS) subject to having satisfied the relevant three-year work experience requirement.As a graduate of this master’s course, you will also meet the educational requirements for membership of the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport (CILT). This is subject to having four years of relevant career experience, including two years at a senior level.

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Complete University Guide ranking
48th
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Complete University Guide Business & Management Studies ranking
64th

Modules

Modules (Year 1)
MG5573 - Logistics and Supply Chain Management - Core

This module aims to provide students with a solid grounding in logistics and supply chain management principles and develop a critical understanding of relevant theoretical frameworks in the context of contemporary business practice.

MG5579 Operations & Project Management - Core

Developing an appreciation of the relation between operations, service, and project design choices, as well as performance imperatives including quality, time compression and flexibility.

MG5580 Business Modelling and Simulation in Supply Chains - Core

Studying systems modelling in the decision-making process, particularly for complex and dynamic systems. To meet the challenges of current environments, students need to be equipped with modelling skills and analytical abilities.

MG5581 Procurement Fundamentals - Core

Gaining a clear understanding of the importance of the procurement function, its strategies and techniques within both service and manufacturing environments. Assessing supplier selection, assessment criteria, contracts and contractual obligations.

MG5589 Global Outsourcing - Core

Examining the implications, scope and influence of the outsourcing decision upon business strategy and operations. Analysing vendor assessment procedures, vendor management, project transition and governance. Evaluating effective procurement strategies for successful outsourcing. Understanding the associated legal aspects.

MG5615 - Understanding Business and Management Research - Core

Quantitative and qualitative methods in management research. Understanding research reports and utilising this information to improve quality of work and decision-making in complex management problems.

MG5638 - Dissertation - Core

Allows you to demonstrate and evidence their expertise through a piece of independent research, including identification of the research enquiry, data collection and analysis and presentation of results. Under the supervision of an academic member of staff, students develop as an independent learner and brings together their knowledge and skills gained during the programme for the analysis of a specific AI Strategy related problem.

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Tuition fees
Student living
£14,435
Students from Domestic

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Uni info

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