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Supply Chain Management MSc Program
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The MSc course will start with academic knowledge and conclude with a Business Project which is a substantial piece of work programmed to help you with an opportunity to analyse a business problem and practically use the knowledge and skills developed during the course time period.
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After the completion of the course in a Business school that was triple accredited, and is professionally recognised by both the CIM and CIPS will give you a real edge over others. The graduates from this programme have went to secure roles such as
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The MSc Supply Chain Management program of this university is delivered in a collaboration between the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences and Aston Business School which is distinctive from the other universities. You will be taught a broader knowledge from academics from both schools who work closely with business and industry. Aston University encourages students to learn with practicals. Practical learning is vital for solidifying theory and which means our graduates with real experience will benefit in their careers. Part of this course is to encourage you to carry out real-life projects that support your learning. Industry-related case studies and current research in the field are taught in the modules. This programme is suitable if you are seeking a career in the supply chain management sector, particularly if you aspire to senior management positions.