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Many western companies manufacture overseas. Massive logistics hubs now exist in countries such as China. Demand has therefore never been higher for people who can apply quality management science to supply chain and logistics management. The MSc Logistics and Supply Chain Management programme can give you the skills to achieve this.

In close consultation with industry, this programme has been developed to focus on the practical aspects of logistics and supply chain management rather than academic theory. Lancaster University Leipzig offers a research-led teaching environment which is particularly strong in operations management and data analytics.

There is a large demand for logistics and supply chain analysts with good modelling skills. Our career team links with opportunities in production planning and process, forecasting and logistics optimisation. Many of Lancaster University’s graduates move on to work as logistics analysts, supply chain analysts, business consultants, business analysts and database managers.

Programme Overview

The aim of this programme is to equip you with state-of-the-art knowledge and the skill set required to lead a successful career in logistics and supply chain management (SCM) in an international context. The ambition is to help shape the logistics and supply chain managers of the future, enabling them to analyse and solve problems and to make decisions with an awareness of the strategic context, the role of technology and of managing within and between organisations. The programme is designed to provide you with a solid core knowledge in operations and SCM, logistics management, procurement and supply, and analytics.

A speciality of this programme, which distinguishes it from other similar supply chain management programmes in other universities, is its focus on data and its analysis to drive important supply chain and logistics decisions. The programme is designed for graduates interested inbuilding skills in not only supply chain and logistics management but also data analytics. Graduates from this module can expect to work as logistics managers, procurement managers, supply chain analysts, business consultants and business analysts.

Demand has never been higher for people who can creatively manipulate data to take well-informed decisions for supply chain and logistics management. This module equips you with the skills to achieve that.

There is a large demand for graduates in logistics and supply chain management. Graduates from this course can expect to work as logistics managers, procurement managers, supply chain analysts, business consultants and business analysts.

More specifically:

Business Consultant/Analyst
Logistics Engineer/Manager
Consultant
Customer Service
Purchasing/Procurement Manager
International Logistics Manager
Inventory Manager
Supply-Chain Manager/Analyst

Intakes:

October

January (via Pre-Master’s entry only)