Supply Chain Management MBA
Learn about the different parts of a company through the lens of supply and demands. Find out how to put international management theory into practice to deliver results.
Register your interestLearn about the different parts of a company through the lens of supply and demands. Find out how to put international management theory into practice to deliver results.
Register your interestThis course teaches you to problem-solve Supply Chain issues, combining theory with real-world examples. You'll go on visits to local companies and learn from business experts in our guest lecture series.
The MBA is the next step in your career. You'll have access to our career support service to help you reach your goals.
You'll study the core elements of the MBA course, along with a specialist module on 'Global Logistics and Supply Chain Management'. Plus, you'll write a dissertation on a topic that fits your interests and career goals
We also offer a range of MBAs including Finance, Human Resource Management and Marketing
Download the programme specification to learn more about the Master of Business Administration (Supply Chain Management) course.
This course combines teaching and your own research, including writing a dissertation on your interests and career goals.
Teaching will include: lectures, seminars, class discussions, case studies, group work, presentations and applied study. You'll be marked on your dissertation, assignments and some exams.
Information about course regulations and documentation can be found on the University of Sunderland Academic Services website.
We don’t currently display entry requirements for United States. Please contact the Student Admin team on studentadmin@sunderland.ac.uk or 0191 515 3154.
To study this course you need:
We consider prospective students with all levels of practical work and work experience as long as you can show you'll benefit from the programme.
This includes:
All applications are subject to approval by the University. You must meet the minimum English language requirements to join the course.
You'll also need:
The annual, full-time, fee for this course is:
From August 2021, EU students who are resident in the EU or elsewhere outside the UK will be charged international fees. Find out more information on how Brexit will impact EU, EAA and Swiss citizens studying in the UK.
Please note: Fees may be subject to change in the next academic year.
Find out more about paying tuition fees, methods of payment, or read about the scholarships and discounts that might be available to you.
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This course builds on your management experience, helping you develop as a business leader. You'll have the opportunity for higher salaries and better career prospects, with skills employers are always looking for. MBA Supply Chain Management graduates can work in analysis, project management, procurement management and more.
Our MBA courses are accredited by the CMI - the professional organisation for managers. When you graduate with us, you'll get a CMI Level 7 Diploma in Strategic Management and Leadership which shows your knowledge and understanding of management. Graduating from a CMI course increases your employability by 10%.
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