Course summary

This degree has been specifically designed to provide you with a range of skills that will give you a competitive advantage in the global marketplace. You will be taught by senior academics who have wealth of professional experience and excellent links with industry. In studying a variety of subjects in the course modules, you will gain the knowledge and experience needed for a successful career in the area of Logistics, Supply Chain and Operations Management. The course will assist you in expanding your expertise in areas such as entrepreneurship, project management and human resource management. You will also have the opportunity to work as an operation's management consultant working for a real client. This will include the analysis of ongoing business issues and assisting the client in developing solutions. Consequently, you will enhance your critical thinking skills and your ability to devise solutions that are economically feasible and operationally effective. The course content is both practical and relevant to real business life and this includes the option of an internship to provide you with a flavour of the actual world of business. A diploma in Strategic Management (a Chartered Management Institute qualification) optionally awarded upon successful completion of the programme, which will greatly impact your long term career aspirations. You will also have access to Associate Membership of the CMI. Key features

• Scholarships and Discounts for international students, based on their grades

• Work-related curriculum that enhances your ability to adapt to complex situations

• Modules based on contemporary research, scholarship and cutting-edge thinking

• The course is taught by senior academics who have excellent links with industry and a wealth of professional experience

• Opportunities to gain access to local and national employers through the internship

• Cross-learning opportunities amongst students of diverse backgrounds and business practices from around the world

• A flexible course design to allow two entry points in both September and January