University of Chester - Logistics and Supply Chain Management (with optional Placement/Project year) MSc

University of Chester

Logistics and Supply Chain Management (with optional Placement/Project year) MSc

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.

Entry Requirements

Students are required to have a 2:2 honours degree, or equivalent, in any discipline. 

Non-standard qualifications will be considered for entry on their own merit.

Candidates should also meet the University's requirements for English. 

Career Prospects

This MSc course prepares students for rewarding careers in logistics and supply chain management. Graduates acquire skills in logistics, operations, procurement, and sustainability, making them valuable professionals capable of enhancing efficiency, reducing costs, and improving environmental performance in today’s complex and dynamic supply chains.

Course Details

Students will complete modules to acquire an in-depth understanding in the following areas: strategic project management, strategic supply chain management, business and operations strategy, procurement risk and contract management, logistics and transportations management and research methods.


Additionally, there is a final project that can take the form of a dissertation.


If you choose a placement or project year, the Research Dissertation module will be replaced by a placement or project module.


Modules

Business and Operations Supply Strategy (40 Credits) Core
Strategic Project Management (20 Credits) Core
Procurement Risk and Contract Management (20 Credits) Core
Logistics and Transportation Management (20 Credits) Core
Management Research Methods (20 Credits) Core
Management Research Project (60 Credits) Optional
New Business Development Proposal (60 Credits) Optional

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