A vocationally focused Bachelor of Commerce in Supply Chain Management that trains students for integrated functional roles across procurement, logistics, warehousing and operations. Suited to learners aiming for operational or managerial roles in supply chains who want practical skills in sourcing, transportation, warehousing and supply chain technology.
What you'll study
The programme is structured across eight semesters. Core modules include foundational commerce, management and quantitative subjects in the first year, progressing to specialist supply chain and logistics topics and a work-based internship. Key modules by year and semester are listed below.
- Year 1, Semester 1: English Language Skills; Principles of Marketing; End User Computing; Principles of Human Resource Management; Business Mathematics; Accounting and Finance; Fundamentals of Project Management.
- Year 1, Semester 2: Business Statistics; Business Communication; Purchasing Management and Supply Tools; Financial Accounting; Basic Economics; Principles of Management.
- Year 2, Semester 3: Functional Areas of Management; Management Accounting; Manufacturing and Logistics; Microeconomics; Fundamentals of Operations Management.
- Year 2, Semester 4: Macroeconomics; Marketing Management; Production and Operations Management; Organizational Behavior.
- Year 3, Semester 5: Financial Management; Commercial Law; Business Information Systems; Strategic Sourcing; Project Management; Operations Management.
- Year 3, Semester 6: Internship - Work Related Attachment (practical placement).
- Year 4, Semester 7: Research Methods; Supply Chain Relationship and Enterprise Planning; Transportation & Logistics Management; Strategic Management; International Logistics (Global Logistics Management); Warehousing and Terminal Management.
- Year 4, Semester 8: Supply Chain Technology; Entrepreneurship; Research Project; Supply Chain Alignment; Innovation Management.
Entry requirements
The source page does not list specific entry criteria. Prospective applicants should consult the college admissions office or programme admissions information for academic and English-language requirements and any prerequisites.
Career prospects
Graduates are prepared for operational and supervisory roles within supply chains. Typical job titles indicated by the programme include:
- Supply Chain Officer
- Logistics Officer
- Warehouse Officer
- Procurement Officer
- Supply Chain Controller
- Logistics and Supply Chain Manager
- Risk Assessment Manager
- Supply Chain Specialist
Scholarships & funding angle (general)
No scholarship details are given on the programme page. Applicants should investigate college-wide financial aid, national scholarship schemes, employer sponsorship for the internship year, and external funding targeted at commerce, logistics or vocational education.