Located in the province of British Columbia in Western Canada, Vancouver is a seaport city and the most populous city of that province. It is also the third largest metropolitan area in the whole of Canada. This city also has the recognition of having the most ethnically and linguistically diverse cities in the cities. Vancouver has been consistently ranked among the top cities in the world for livability and quality of life. It has an oceanic climate which is characterized by warm summers and mild winters. It also gets decent rainfall during the season. Many films are shot here and it has good scenery. Some of the major attractions in this city include Stanley Park – a sprawling urban park with scenic seawall, Capilano Suspension Bridge – a landmark bridge perched in the treetops, Granville Island – an artistic hub with a vibrant market and Gastown – a national historic site having a steam clock, trendy eateries and a place for nice souvenirs.

Established in 1908, University of British Columbia (UBC) is this province’s oldest university and ranks among the top three universities in Canada. It has campuses in Vancouver and Kelowna. This university has one of the largest research libraries in the country. Three Prime Ministers of Canada, including the current one are alumni of this institute. The University’s motto Tuum Est (It is Yours) is committed to attracting and supporting those who have the drive to shape a better world. UBC encourages bold thinking, curiosity and initiative, so that the students can realize their maximum potential.

The Master of Science in Business Administration offered by the Robert H Lee Graduate School under the Sauder School of Business of this university has two streams - one emphasizing Logistics and Supply Chain Management (SCM), and an alternate stream emphasizing Transport Economics and Management. Under the Logistics and SCM stream, some of the subjects taught are

Supply Chain Analytics, Simulation for Decision Making, Supply Chain Management, International Logistics & Shipping and Advanced Simulation for Decision Making.

The classes for this course will be conducted at the below venue

University of British Columbia - Sauder School of Business

Robert H. Lee Graduate School

137-2053 Main Mall

Vancouver, British Columbia V6T 1Z2

Students interested in pursuing this course and requiring more information like full list of subjects taught, admission procedures, course fees etc. can look up the website www.sauder.ubc.ca/programs/msc/msc-business-administration/specializations/transportation-logistics

The MSc program in Logistics and Supply Chain Management is intended for individuals seeking a research program in transportation and/or logistics and SCM and for individuals considering advancing to a PhD. The purpose of the program is to provide students with analytical skills and in-depth knowledge of particular aspects of transportation and logistics.