M.Sc. · Graduate
Supply Chain & Logistics Management
- Degree
- M.Sc.
- Level
- Graduate
Programme overview
The Master of Science in Supply Chain & Logistics Management (MSc SCM) prepares professionals to design, manage, and optimize supply chain systems for global and African markets. The program focuses on digital logistics, sustainability, trade facilitation, and data-driven decision-making, aligning with global standards such as APICS, CIPS, and CSCMP frameworks. Duration: 2 years (4 semesters) Total Credits: 48–54 Delivery: Hybrid / Evening & Weekend Options
Curriculum
Year 1
11 coursesFoundations of Supply Chain Excellence (24 credits)
- 01Course Title
- 02Global Supply Chain Management
- 03Operations & Production Management
- 04Business Analytics for Supply Chain
- 05Procurement & Strategic Sourcing
- 06Logistics & Transportation Systems
- 07Financial & Cost Analysis in Supply
- 08Chain
- 09Supply Chain Technology & Automation
- 10Research Methods & Quantitative
- 11Analysis
Year 2
5 coursesStrategy, Sustainability & Integration (24–30 credits)
- 01Course Title
- 02International Trade & Customs Management
- 03Supply Chain Strategy & Innovation
- 04Sustainable Logistics & Circular Economy
- 05Digital Transformation & Blockchain in Supply Chain
Capstone Project
4 courses- 01or Master's Thesis
- 02Select from E-commerce Logistics
- 03Humanitarian Supply Chain
- 04or Data Analytics
Course lists are indicative and may be updated as the programme is accredited and reviewed.
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