International Supply Chain and Logistics Management MA
Facts about this course
| Qualification | MA |
|---|---|
| Duration | Full time: 1 year |
| Attendance | Full time: 4–5 days per week |
| Assessment | The assessment arrangements for this course are based on an appropriate mix of assessment approaches and include: formal examinations, coursework both on an individual and group basis; in-class presentations and reflective diary. |
| Course structure | |
You can now apply for September 2010 entry for this course.
Choose Kingston's International Supply Chain and Logistics Management MA
Students on this International Supply Chain and Logistics Management MA course are a chosen mix of people from the UK, mainland Europe and the rest of the world. International teams for study and assessment are put together during induction. You will enjoy a culturally stimulating and enriching study experience in which classroom debate takes on a worldwide perspective. This diversity is valued by students, staff and graduates alike. The course will appeal to students interested in the supply chain and logistics aspects of international business.
This course is accredited by the Chartered Institute of Purchasing and Supply (CIPS).
What will you study?
The masters programme builds on theory and practical application of key business functions to develop a sound understanding of the field of global business and in particular the role of supply chain and logistics management within that context. Strategic and operational perspectives are addressed.
There is an emphasis on the practical skills essential for the modern international business manager specialising in supply chain and logistics management. The dissertation provides the opportunity for an enhanced focus on these specific aspects of international business.
A major strength of the programme is the Consultancy Project, which provides you with the chance to put the theory learnt on the course into practice through a real-life consultancy project for a client company.
This course is taught by staff in Kingston Business School.
Teaching staff include:
- Des Doran, course director
Kingston Business School works closely with the business world’s principal professional bodies in order to harmonise its education provision with the needs of today’s business practitioners. You will learn how to turn theory into practice and gain a qualification that has real value in the real world.
Course structure
Please note that this is an indicative list of modules and is not intended as a definitive list.
Core modules: Semester 1
Core modules: Semester 2:
Related courses
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This course has recently been accredited by the Chartered Institute of Purchasing and Supply (CIPS) and the European Foundation for Management Development (EFMD).
The Consultancy Project enables you to put the knowledge and skills you gain on the course into practice with a real company.
