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University of Salford · Full-time

Procurement, Logistics and Supply Chain Management

This interdisciplinary MSc Procurement, Logistics and Supply Chain Management programme will encourage and challenge you to develop your knowledge and skills. You will learn the latest industrial practices and implications in areas such as automation and artif…

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Salford Business School · Business and management

This interdisciplinary MSc Procurement, Logistics and Supply Chain Management programme will encourage and challenge you to develop your knowledge and skills. You will learn the latest industrial practices and implications in areas such as automation and artificial intelligence. You will also look at the opportunities and challenges provided by big data analytics, the Internet of Things, additive manufacturing, 3D printing, machine learning and more. Additionally, the programme offers substantial context and input of demand forecasting, inventory management, process/supply chain/logistics optimisation and analytics. You will be encouraged to broaden your horizons by going beyond the academic literature to look at the very latest developments published in the relevant trade press. You will also be challenged to consider the ethical implications of global sourcing, looking at critical global events in relation to supply chain resilience and management of risk, for example. - Develop knowledge and understanding of theories, concepts, and principles applicable to management of national and global supply chains, procurement and logistics & projects. - Evaluate the fast-changing nature of the business environment at local, national and global levels. - Apply a socially responsible approach to information, data and decision making. - Utilise a range of management tools and techniques to develop creative solutions. - Have the opportunity to complete additional professional qualifications that enhance your employability, in areas such as Carbon Literacy, Microsoft etc. - Be exposed to numerous industrial simulations and tools such as the Beer Game, Monte Carlo simulation and more.

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Normally a minimum 2:2 honours degree or equivalent. A wide range of professional qualifications are also accepted either in partial or complete fulfilment of entry requirements.

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