• Develop advanced understanding of supply chain management principles, logistics operations, and global distribution systems.

• Strengthen learners’ ability to analyze and manage supply chain processes within dynamic business environments.

• Equip learners with practical knowledge of procurement strategies, supplier relationship management, and transportation systems.

• Develop competencies in the use of digital technologies and analytics for supply chain planning and decision-making.

• Prepare graduates to contribute to logistics management, supply chain coordination, and operations strategy in modern organizations.

• K1 – Demonstrate specialized knowledge of supply chain management concepts, logistics systems, procurement processes, and global distribution networks.

• K2 – Critically evaluate supply chain strategies, logistics operations, and transportation systems in contemporary business environments.

• S1 – Apply analytical tools and management frameworks to evaluate supply chain operations and logistics performance.

• S2 – Design and evaluate procurement strategies and supplier relationship management approaches.

• S3 – Analyze transportation systems, inventory management practices, and warehouse operations to improve supply chain efficiency.

• S4 – Utilize digital technologies and supply chain analytics to support logistics planning and operational decision-making.

• R1 – Demonstrate professional responsibility and decision-making capability in managing logistics operations and supply chain activities.

• R2 – Apply ethical and sustainable practices in supply chain and logistics management.

🎯 Graduates are prepared for roles such as Supply Chain Analyst, Logistics Coordinator, Procurement Specialist, Warehouse Operations Manager, Transportation Planner, and global supply chain consultant. 

• 🎓 Final Award: Bachelor Degree in Supply Chain and Logistics Management (EQF Level 6 / EHEA Cycle 1)

• ✅ Requirements: Successful completion of all 10 taught modules (60 ECTS credits).

• 📜 Awarding institution: UTAMED – fully online, internationally recognised bachelor pathway.

• 📅 Intakes: Monthly rolling admissions

🏅 Degree Classification (Final aggregate)

• Distinction: 70% or above

• Merit: 60% – 69%

• Pass: 50% – 59%

• Fail: Below 49% (compensation may apply)

Individual modules follow same bands (Distinction/Merit/Pass/Fail) 

Online MCQ exams assess fundamental knowledge of supply chain concepts, logistics operations, procurement, transportation, and inventory management. Scenario‑based questions test applied decision‑making.

Each module requires a structured analytical report (2,500–3,000 words). Learners analyze real or simulated supply chain scenarios, evaluate performance metrics, and propose evidence‑based operational improvements.

• Distinction: 70–100%

• Merit: 60–69%

• Pass: 50–59%

• Fail: <50% (referral possible)

Assignments follow Harvard referencing, structured format (executive summary, analysis, recommendations, conclusion). External moderation ensures academic rigour.

Formative feedback & resit policy per UTAMED regulations