Modules

Teacher-led sessions from our academics who have extensive experience in teaching overseas are sensitive to cultural diversity, and within the curriculum draw on cross-cultural illustrations and ideas to enhance study and involve students. The teaching methods have a clear focus on employability and “real-world” skills development producing graduates that are fit for work. This is enabled by industry speakers, a work-related activity, and practical case studies/client projects. Develop your knowledge and skills needed to succeed and contribute to the industry by: Participating in opportunities for cross-cultural interaction through experiential and problem-based learning Gaining professional development of essential and desirable graduate skills and competencies within operations and supply chain management Understand the supply chain networks in a global environment along with sustainable business operations, quality and supplier management to become a critical thinker and deliver performance improvement Successfully managing logistical and transport challenges as well as projects and finance whilst underpinning ethical and responsible management Module List Applied Professional Practice; Ethics, Governance and Responsible Leadership; Financial Management for Global Decision Makers; Global Supply Chain Management; International Logistics and Transport; Procurement and Quality Management; Project Management; Sustainable Operations Management; Masters Research Project.

Assessment method

A range of assessment methods are used which are designed to develop your intellectual, professional and transferable skills in relation to the programme. Assessment methods vary between modules and may include: unseen examination, class test, written course work, presentations and both individual and group work.

Professional bodies

Professionally accredited courses provide industry-wide recognition of the quality of your qualification.

• Chartered Institute of Procurement and Supply