International Business and Supply Chain Management

Study MSc International Business and Supply Chain Management and take the first step of your international career. You'll develop the knowledge, skills and adaptability to work in a commercial or a not-for-profit organisation.

The course specialism enables you to focus on the area of supply chain management and logistics. You'll study how businesses align supply chains and their logistics with their corporate strategy, and gain understanding of key decisions driven from a supply chain perspective. You'll also explore different supply chain operations. Also you'll study the core principles of Business and management to help you to take on a managerial position in an organisation.

You'll learn to identify, analyse and assess business related issues. You'll then build the skills and develop key responses to these issues. You'll then be able to then select the appropriate course of action. All these skills are essential for success in the corporate world.

You'll graduate ready to be:

• a supply chain analyst
• procurement manager
• logistics specialist
• or a management consultant.
  

The MSc International Business and Supply Chain Management will help you develop the knowledge and skills for roles that centre on managing supply chains, logistics, operations or other functional areas of an organisation. Typical roles might revolve around:

• Supply Chain Analyst
• Procurement Manager
• Operations Manager
• Supply Chain Coordinator
• and general manager.

This may be in commercial, non-profit or public organisations.

Many of our graduates find managerial positions at a wide range of organisations, including:

• companies producing fast moving commercial goods
• consultancy firms
• financial institutions
• retail giants
• charities
• SMEs

Recent examples of these employers include:

• Amazon
• IBM
• Deutsche Telekom
• Deloitte, KPMG, PwC, EY
• Oxfam
• BASF Group
• Kautex Unipart
• Raiffeisen Bank
• Revolution Insurance
• American Business Conferences
• Consilio Global
• Or return to their family business.