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Postgraduate Diploma in Supply Chain Management
A graduate of the PGDip in Supply Chain Management will demonstrate the following attributes and skills: Critical Analysis - Take a reflective, evaluative approach to critically analyse a problem context, current norms, methodologies and potential solutions. S…
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A graduate of the PGDip in Supply Chain Management will demonstrate the following attributes and skills: Critical Analysis - Take a reflective, evaluative approach to critically analyse a problem context, current norms, methodologies and potential solutions. Systems Thinking - Take a holistic approach to framing problems, evaluate interface trade-offs and consider cause and effects throughout an entire system. Analytical Modelling - Demonstrate numerical proficiency in scenario modelling. Demonstrate competency in a range of financial and operational analytical techniques to maximise value provision. Commercial Context - Apply best practice techniques and skills to commercial problems. Life-Long Learning - Continually develop intellectual skills and knowledge through experience and life-long learning. Communication - Use effective communication skills to convincingly facilitate understanding and improvement in a range of organisational, technical and social contexts. Teamwork - Develop a collaborative approach when working with a range of stakeholders and team members in order to build consensus and find acceptable compromises. Logical Arguments - Construct logical arguments based on sound reasoning to solve organisational problems.
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A Bachelors degree with a major in Supply Chain Management or equivalent, with a minimum B- average over the qualifying 300-level courses, and have completed at least two years of relevant professional experience; or a Graduate Diploma in Logistics and Supply Chain Management or equivalent qualification with a minimum B- average, ; or demonstrated at least five years relevant professional experience, including completion of appropriate professional qualifications or equivalent via a portfolio and an interview at the discretion of the University.
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