MA Logistics and Supply Chain Management

1 Year On Campus Masters Program

University of Greenwich

Program Overview

This Master’s is perfect for graduates and professionals who want to advance into leadership roles in logistics, procurement, and supply chain management. It combines academic expertise with real-world application, preparing you to manage global supply chain networks and tackle challenges such as cost reduction, service enhancement, and sustainability.

Curriculum Structure

Year 1 (Core Foundations and Applied Learning):
You’ll begin with modules such as Supply Chain and Logistics Management and Procurement and Supply Management, which build your understanding of how goods and services move efficiently across global networks. Alongside these, Project Management and Strategic Management strengthen your ability to lead complex operations and align supply chain decisions with business strategy.

Final Stage (Applied Consultancy Project and Dissertation):
Your studies culminate in a two-week consultancy project with selected companies, where you apply your knowledge to solve real-world supply chain challenges. You’ll also complete a Dissertation, supported by academic mentors, often in collaboration with business partners, giving you direct exposure to industry practice.

Focus Areas

Procurement, logistics technologies, supply chain modelling, project management, strategic leadership, passenger and freight transport.

Learning Outcomes

Graduates will be able to critically evaluate supply chain networks, design sustainable logistics strategies, and lead operations across global and domestic contexts.

Professional Alignment (Accreditation)

The program is accredited by both the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport (CILT) and the Chartered Institute of Procurement and Supply (CIPS), offering exemptions and pathways to chartered professional status.

Reputation (Employability Rankings)

The University of Greenwich reports strong graduate outcomes, with its Business School offering employability support for up to two years after graduation. UK Government data shows graduates earn on average £10,500 more annually than non-graduates, and 88% of new jobs by 2035 will be at graduate level, reinforcing the long-term value of postgraduate study.

Experiential Learning (Research, Projects, Internships etc.)

Experiential learning in the MA Logistics and Supply Chain Management at the University of Greenwich is built into the heart of the program. You won’t just study supply chain theory — you’ll actively apply it through consultancy projects, digital simulations, and industry engagement. The Business School provides modern facilities, access to professional institutes, and hands-on projects with real companies, ensuring you graduate with practical skills that employers value.

Here’s how those opportunities are structured for you:

Consultancy project with industry partners: In your final stage, you’ll work on a two-week consultancy project with selected companies, applying your knowledge to solve real supply chain challenges.
Digital tools and simulation: Modules such as Supply Chain Simulation and Modelling train you in advanced modelling techniques, giving you practical experience with analytical software used in logistics.
Group projects and case studies: Collaborative assignments across modules like Procurement and Supply Management and Project Management mirror the teamwork required in global supply chain operations.
Industry engagement: Guest lectures and applied projects connect you with professionals from logistics, procurement, and transport sectors, strengthening your industry network.
Laboratories and collaborative spaces: Access modern computer labs and dedicated postgraduate study areas within the Business School to support applied learning.
Library and learning support: Use the University of Greenwich’s extensive library resources, including specialist supply chain journals and digital databases, alongside tailored postgraduate support.
Professional institutes: The program is accredited by both the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport (CILT) and the Chartered Institute of Procurement and Supply (CIPS), giving you exemptions and pathways to chartered professional status.

Progression & Future Opportunities

Graduates of the MA Logistics and Supply Chain Management at the University of Greenwich are well-prepared to take on leadership roles in global operations. Within 15 months of graduation, alumni have secured positions such as supply chain analyst, procurement manager, logistics coordinator, and operations consultant. The program’s strong industry links and professional accreditation ensure you’re ready to make an immediate impact in the workplace.

Here’s how Greenwich supports your progression and future opportunities:

University career services: The Greenwich Employability & Careers Service (GECS) provides tailored postgraduate support, including one-to-one career coaching, CV and interview preparation, and access to exclusive employer networking events. Graduates also benefit from up to two years of employability support after finishing their degree.
Employment stats and salary figures: Government data shows UK graduates earn on average £10,500 more annually than non-graduates, and 88% of new jobs by 2035 will be at graduate level, reinforcing the long-term value of postgraduate study.
University–industry partnerships: The program includes a two-week consultancy project with selected companies, giving students direct exposure to real-world supply chain challenges and employer networks.
Long-term accreditation value: Accredited by both the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport (CILT) and the Chartered Institute of Procurement and Supply (CIPS), the program provides exemptions and pathways to chartered professional status.
Graduate outcomes: Alumni progress into diverse sectors including manufacturing, retail, transport, and consultancy, with many securing roles in multinational organisations.

Further Academic Progression:
After completing this MA, students can continue into PhD research in logistics, supply chain, or operations management at the University of Greenwich or other leading institutions. The Business School’s strong research culture and supervision support provide a natural pathway for graduates who wish to pursue advanced study and contribute to cutting-edge developments in the field.