MSc International Logistics and Supply Chain Management

Introduction As a membership body within CILT, IOM members have access to CILT's MSc in International Logistics and Supply Chain Management. An CILT(UK) MSc will equip students with the necessary skills and knowledge to bridge the gap between operational and strategic management to fulfil your professional potential and enhance your strategic capabilities for your own and your organisation's benefit. The three-year distance learning programme is validated by Glamorgan University, UK. Read more about how the first graduate from the MSc also received the Best Distance Learning Student prize.

• PS4S14 - Strategic Supply Chain
• ER4S07 - Economics
• AF4H17 - Accounting
• LC4H041 - Law
• PS4H07 - Future logistics and Supply Chain Landscapes
• PS4S01 - Globalization of Logistics and Supply Chains
• PS4H04 - Strategic Operations Management
• ST4S02 - Research Methods
• ST4S08 - Strategy as Practice
• PS4D01 - Dissertation

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• Who is the target audience?
• What does the course cover?
• Are there any entry requirements?
• What is the method of study?
• Where can I study?
• How is the qualification assessed?
• How long does it take to complete?
• How much does it cost?
• How do I pay?
• How do I enrol?

Who is the target audience?

This programme has been designed to be equally applicable to professionals working in a variety of organisational environments whether private or public, domestic or multi-national, and those dealing with services or physical products.

What does the course cover?

Stage 1 – 60 Credits (2 x 20 credits + 2 x10 credits)

PS4S14	ER4S07	AF4H17	LC4H041
Strategic Supply Chain Management (20 Credits)	Economies, Markets and Strategic Decision-Making (20 Credits)	Strategic Accounting for Decision Making (10 Credits)	Commercial Law & Practice (10 Credits)

Stage 2 – 120 Credits (2 x 20 credits + 2 x 10 credits + stage 1)

PS4H07	PS4S01	PS4H04	ST4S02
Future Logistics & Supply Chain Landscapes (10 Credits)	Globalisation of Procurement, Logistics & Supply Chains (20 Credits)	Strategic Operations Management (10 Credits)	Research Methods (20 credits)

Stage 3 – 180 Credits (1 x 20 credits + 1 x 40 credits + stages 1 & 2)

ST4S08	PS4D01
Strategy as Practice for MSc International Logistics (20 Credits)	Dissertation (International Logistics & Supply Chain Dissertation) (40 Credits)

Are there any entry requirements?

A 2ii Honours degree or equivalent qualification (business or non-business). Applicants aged 25 years or older with 5 years middle/senior management experience in a related procurement/supply chain role will also be considered on an individual basis.

What is the method of study?

This programme is delivered by cutting edge e-learning technology, which enables you to complete your studies wherever you are in the world. You will be required to spend approximately 20 hours a week online preferably using a broadband connection with 0.5Mb.

Where can I study?

To take part in the MSc and its leading edge, online delivery, you will need reliable access to the internet. The programme is accessed via the University of Glamorgan's Blackboard site using your allocated student number. You will receive full instructions on using this service during Stage 1 of the programme.

How is the qualification assessed?

There are no examinations; assessment is entirely by assignment - the 20-credit modules will be assessed by a 6,000 assignment and the 10-credit modules will be assessed by a 3,000 word assignment. The final module comprises a 12,000-word dissertation on a businessrelated topic. The MSc will only be awarded when the student has completed and passed all 180 credits.

How long does it take to complete?

This is a three-year programme.

How much does it cost?

We are able to offer the MSc programme at an extremely competitively price as the programme is delivered entirely online. The total cost for the programme is £8,000* and you can pay in two ways: you can make one payment for the full amount or three payments: £3,500 in year one, £3,500 in year two and £1,000 in the final year.

These payments cover all teaching and assessment costs for the three stages of study as well the CILT membership fee, which gives access to a number of relevant benefits including The Knowledge Centre incorporating the John Williams Library and the Knowledge Bank, providing online access to a wealth of useful information to support you in your studies.

* - Prices are reviewed annually.

How do I pay?

By cheque, bank draft, or credit card.

Invoices can only be raised for UK based employers paying the fees on behalf of their employees. Full payment must be received before the programme start date each year.

How can I enrol?

All students planning to study for a qualification will need to complete a Part-time Student Application Form.

You will also need to complete the University Enrolment Form.

Enrolment dates:
April 2012 and September 2012

Request forms by email.