What is an MBA with Logistics and Supply Chain Management all about?
- Every major business requires supply chain and logistics management to ensure processes run efficiently and companies retain their competitive edge. This is a fast-paced, challenging sector perfect for individuals with a logical mind and plenty of ideas.
- The global business landscape is changing, fast. In order to survive, companies must adapt to constantly shifting supply chain demands, bringing value to their customers in increasingly efficient ways. Skilled supply chain and logistics managers are essential for business success. This course will equip you with the specialist knowledge and training to design and manage effective logistics and supply chain systems – from sourcing raw materials and ensuring ethical manufacturing processes all the way up to point of consumption.
- Study the MBA with Logistics and Supply Chain Management programme and you’ll learn how supply chain and logistics connect with broader business strategy to drive great results. Taught by industry specialists, you’ll be prepared for a dynamic business environment, developing leadership skills and the know-how to apply conceptual management theories to real world scenarios.
- You’ll gain competencies in critical thinking, strategic reasoning and creative problem solving —everything you need to succeed at the highest level.
Throughout this programme you’ll study:
- Global supply chain management
- Logistical resources and technologies
- Procurement systems
- Logistics strategy and inventory management
- Modelling the supply chain
- Operations and project management
Why study MBA with Logistics and Supply Chain Management at UWS London?
- Learn from experts- Our inspiring team and esteemed guest lecturers bring a wealth of knowledge and global experience garnered from their extensive careers in both UK-based enterprises and across international markets.
- Immerse yourself in the world’s capital- Live and study in London; one of the leading cultural, financial and cosmopolitan capitals of the world.
- Build your network- Our alumni network spans across more than 100 nationalities, offering a dynamic platform for connections that can drive your career forward.
- Exceptional career prospects- London is a global economic hub, which means there are abundant opportunities for professionals with various skill sets and backgrounds. UWS London careers department will help you to navigate the graduate job market during your studies and up to 2 years after you graduate.
Where will this programme take me?
- If you’re aiming for a managerial position in a fast-moving area of business with plenty of opportunities to develop, a specialist MBA in scm and logistics could set you up for an exciting future. You’ll find employment opportunities for qualified supply chain managers, logistics and distribution managers and operations managers in a wide range of organisations, including government agencies, consultancy firms, manufacturing, retail and transport companies.
- Everything about our MBA is designed to accelerate and enrich your career in supply chain and logistics. Whichever path you want to take, we’ll help you find your way.
What jobs could I get with this degree?
- With an MBA with Logistics and Supply Chain Management, you gain expertise in areas such as logistics, procurement, inventory management, transportation, distribution, and operations management. This degree prepares you for roles in various industries.
Here are some examples of roles:
- Logistics Manager: Planning, implementation, and optimization of the flow of goods, services, and information to meet customer demands efficiently.
- Supply Chain Manager: Coordinating and managing the entire network of activities involved in the procurement, production, storage, and distribution of products or services to ensure seamless operations and customer satisfaction.
- Director of Procurement: Leads the strategic sourcing and purchasing initiatives to acquire goods and services at the best value, while ensuring quality, supplier relationships, and adherence to organisational objectives.
- Director of Distribution: Oversees the strategic planning, execution, and optimization of the distribution network to ensure timely and cost-effective delivery of products to customers while maximising operational efficiency.
- Successful MBA Supply Chain Management graduates often go on to work for SMEs or global organisations such as Toyota, Premier Foods, HP, BAE Systems, Carrefour, European consultancy groups, and many more.
Who is this programme aimed at?
This course is for you if…
- You’re keen to pursue a career in a fast-moving, challenging area of business management
- You have a degree, professional qualification or relevant industry experience
- You’re a logical thinker who enjoys solving problems
- You have advancement potential and are ultimately seeking a leadership role
What is supply chain management?
- Supply chain and logistics covers a whole range of activities associated with the flow and storage of goods, services and related information for a business. It’s a vital part of ensuring businesses deliver efficiently for their customers and stay competitive in today’s markets.
- The challenge of procuring, storing and dispatching resources has grown significantly as our world becomes increasingly globalised. Supply chains have become complex, and companies are keen to recruit top talent to keep processes running smoothly and efficiently, and to ensure they continue to innovate and improve.
Supply chain management may cover the following areas:
- Strategy formation
- Logistics
- Manufacturing management
- Management accounting
- Markets research
- Operations research