The MSc in Logistics and Supply Chain Management (top-up) (Online) programme is an esteemed postgraduate qualification that provides an overview of key business practices and is highly valued by top employers and businesses globally.
MSc in Logistics and Supply Chain Management are usually studied once you’ve gained a few years of professional experience and achievement of an MSc in Logistics and Supply Chain Management (top-up) can lead to greater professional prospects, improved professional reputation and a wider business network.
Programme Overview:
MSc in Logistics and Supply Chain Management (top-up) programme is offered to students who already possess the OTHM Diploma Level 7 in Logistics and Supply Chain Management qualification.
To join the MSc in Logistics and Supply Chain Management (top-up), you should already hold the Level 7 in Logistics and Supply Chain Management (top-up) (120 credits) qualification, and you should have suitable managerial experience.
The flexible nature of the programme means that most students complete within approximately four to six months.
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Programme Overview:
MSc in Health and Social Care Management (top-up) programme is offered to students who already possess the OTHM Diploma Level 7 in Health & Social Care Management qualification.
To join the MSc in Health and Social Care Management (top-up), you should already hold the Level 7 in Health and Social Care Management (top-up) (120 credits) qualification, and you should have suitable managerial experience.
The flexible nature of the programme means that most students complete within approximately four to six months.
- Consultancy Project Report – compulsory
The MSc in Logistics and Supply Chain Management (top-up) programmes consist of a compulsory single module ‘Consultancy Project Report’ worth 60 credits. The module provides the opportunity for you to examine an area of particular interest within an appropriate organisational context. The module is designed to make a major contribution to your professional and intellectual development, through enabling you to demonstrate your capacity for sustained independent thought, learning and critical reflection.
The purpose of this programme is to deliver a practical and realistic solution to a business-related strategic challenge, which in turn is supported by appropriate reference to theoretical and conceptual analysis.
You will evidence this by producing a ‘Consultancy Project Report’ of 12,000 words.
The Consultancy Project Report is delivered and assessed by our UK based academic team using our virtual learning platform and direct support from your allocated supervisor.
The Consultancy Project module could be completed in one academic term of 15 weeks or may be studied part-time over two terms.