University of Hertfordshire · Sandwich
Supply Chain and Logistics Management with Extended Professional Practice
There is an increased need for professionally managed purchasing and supply chains mangement to ensure businesses are able to succeed and provide to their customers. The School of Physics, Engineering and Computer Science have developed this unique programme t…
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There is an increased need for professionally managed purchasing and supply chains mangement to ensure businesses are able to succeed and provide to their customers. The School of Physics, Engineering and Computer Science have developed this unique programme to help you develop a wide range of skills for your chosen career ensuring success in whatever sector you decide to work in. The MSC Supply Chain and Logistics Management with Extended Professional Practice award, accredited by CIPS provides you with the opportunity of a placement, working in a relevant engineering environment to further develop the knowledge and skills you gain from the taught modules. The placement takes place during the first two semesters of the second year of enrolment, after which you’ll return to complete your MSc Individual Project. It's up to you to secure a suitable placement, although the Careers and Employment service is here to support you throughout the process. The programme offers two award routes that you can choose to study: One-year full-time MSc Supply Chain and Logistics Management (September entry) 18-months full-time MSc Supply Chain and Logistics Management (January entry) Two-year full-time MSC Supply Chain and Logistics Management with Extended Professional Practice (September entry) Two-year full-time MSc Supply Chain and Logistics Management with Advanced Project (September entry)
Getting in
As the university states it
An Honours degree (at least 2.2 or above) in an engineering discipline or an appropriate science or any other related discipline where the subject content does not overlap with this programme to any substantial extent. International qualifications will be considered on the basis of their equivalence to UK qualifications, typically guided by a resource such as the National Academic Recognition Information centre (NARIC). Candidates will be required to demonstrate a suitable level of proficiency in written and spoken English. An IELTS score of 6.0 (or equivalent) would typically be required from candidates whose first language is not English. Candidates who do not satisfy these requirements will be considered on a case-by-case basis.
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