The unit focuses on the strategic, value adding role of logistics in supply networks. Its goal is to give students a full understanding of essential theoretical and practical areas of logistics management, including transportation, storage, warehousing, and packaging. The interdependence of operational, technological, and regulatory factors, as well as related considerations for corporate competitiveness and operational efficiency, are emphasized.

The goal of this unit is to give students a comprehensive grasp of procurement and supply management from a strategic, technology, process, and relational standpoint. The purpose is to give insights on procurement’s role in supply chain management, as well as tools and strategies for evaluating sourcing possibilities, negotiating and contractual issues with suppliers, effective supplier relationship management, and technological enablers in procurement.

The goal of this unit is to improve learners’ understanding of supply chain and operations management, including its scope, impact, and importance, as well as the strategic decisions that must be made in today’s world of global supply and global markets, while considering the major competitive drivers. In this course, you will learn about supply chain and operations management strategies and approaches in a variety of situations.

The goal of this unit is to improve learners’ understanding, knowledge, and skills in sustainable operations management, including key elements of sustainability and their importance to businesses, business drivers and barriers affecting the move toward sustainability, and different supply chain practices that can be improved to improve sustainability and performance. A wide range of topics are covered.