Teaching Areas
Supply Chain Management
What is it?
Supply Chain Management (SCM) relates to the management of the flow of materials, information, and finances as they move in a process from supplier to manufacturer to wholesaler to retailer to end-consumer. It involves coordinating and integrating these activities within and among companies effectively and efficiently.
Why study it?
The increasing worldwide competition of business have forced companies to adopt state-of-the-art, effective global Supply Chain Management (SCM) approaches. This major not only provides students with an understanding of best practice global Supply Chain Management but also allows student to broaden their choice of career and industry they would like to work in.
- Business Analyst
- Business Systems Planner
- Commodity Manager
- Consultant and Contractor
- Demand Planning Manager
- Inventory Analyst
- Inventory Controller
- Inventory Planner
- Materials Analyst
- Procurement Manager
- Procurement Officer
- Production Planners
- Project Manager
- Purchase Analyst
- Strategic Sourcing Manager
- Supply Chain Manager
- Warehouse Manager
Undergraduate level
With a major sequence in Supply Chain Management
Postgraduate level
With a specialisation in eBusiness and Supply Chain Management
With a specialisation in Supply Chain Management
