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Course SpecificationCourse Summary Information1Course Title234BCU Course CodeAwarding InstitutionTeaching Institution(s)MSc International Logistics and Supply ChainManagementPT0871 / PT0872Birmingham City University(if different from point 3)5Professional Statutory orRegulatory Body (PSRB)accreditation (if applicable)6Course DescriptionChartered Institute of Logistics and Transport (CILT)Accredited by the internationally respected Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport (CILT),our MSc International Logistics and Supply Chain Management degree covers complexproduction flows, production processes, distribution and materials management, channels ofsupply, procurement strategies and logistics systems management in the UK and internationallogistics sectors.What's covered in the course?The term logistics addresses every aspect of operation of product-based and service industrysectors. International logistics can affect operations from the initial design process and sourcingof the raw materials and bought in components to the long-term satisfaction of the customer.Customer satisfaction is achieved by ensuring the supply of the right goods, in the right quantity,of the right quality, at the right price, to the right place, anywhere in the world, at the right time.With companies facing ever-increasing competition, coupled with the need to reduce waste andimprove the overall service offered to customers from initial design to final delivery, the need forhighly skilled logistics practitioners and managers has never been more pronounced.77a7bCourse AwardsName of Final AwardMaster of Science International Logistics and Supply ChainManagementExit Awards and Credits AwardedPostgraduate Certificate International Logistics and Supply ChainManagementPostgraduate Diploma International Logistics and Supply ChainManagementLevel7CreditsAwarded18076071201BCU Course Specification PT0871 / PT0872 MSc International Logistics and Supply Chain Management V1.0107/11/2018
89Derogation from the University RegulationsNot applicableDelivery PatternsMode(s) of StudyPart Time (Septemberintake)Part Time (Januaryintake)10Location(s) of StudyDistance LearningDuration of Study27 monthsCode(s)PT0871Distance Learning30 monthsPT0872Entry RequirementsThe admission requirements for this course are stated on the course page of the BCU website athttps://www.bcu.ac.uk/.111234567891011Course Learning OutcomesKnowledge and understanding of concepts, theories and principles of operations and logisticsand supply chain and professional practice in an International Logistics and Supply ChainManagement environment.The skills of analysis, synthesis and decision making in the resolution of international projectchallenges.International Logistics and Supply Chain Management methodologies, innovation and creativityin management across the extended enterprise and global arena.The structure of industrial systems and how these systems may be used to meet the varyingdemands placed on companies.Organisational configuration to achieve more rapid responsiveness to a changing globalenvironment.Argue rationally (via on-line forums and discussions) and draw independent conclusions basedon a rigorous, analytical and critical approach to support an argument.Write fully researched and referenced reports which evaluate both technical and managementissues.Synthesise theory and practice systematically and creatively to specify, design and implementeffective solutions.Demonstrate, in an analysis of a specified problem, a high level of competence andunderstanding of the data manipulation, information presentation and delivery.Apply the latest information technologies and simulation techniques to solve present and futureindustrial and commercial problems nationally and internationally.Access on-line information from a variety of sources including e-libraries and appraise itssuitability for master's level research.2BCU Course Specification PT0871 / PT0872 MSc International Logistics and Supply Chain Management V1.0107/11/2018
121314151617181920Apply the knowledge, skills and methodologies of logistics and supply chain to the analysis andsolution of complex problems.Possess a defined body of knowledge, skills and understanding and analyse its relationshipswith conceptual frameworks and professional practice.Reflect on continuing personal and professional development characteristics and attributes, boththeoretical and practical, and modify approach to maximise learning opportunities.Interpret and critically evaluate knowledge, concepts and ideas and/or forms of creativeexpression, to deliver a quality product or service.Manage learning and self-development, including time management and prioritising of workwhen tackling and solving complex problems.Communicate effectively, particularly electronically using for example embedded audio andvisual presentational features, linking to other web-based sources of information andincorporating, movement, colour and multi-dimensional characteristics to specialist, nonspecialist and multi-lingual audiences.Make effective use of IT including word and data processing packages, internet and electronicinformation sources.Systematically research a topic, synthesise and critically evaluate data and information from avariety of web-based and traditional sources.In cooperation with others, plan and implement tasks at a professional level and contribute toteam goals through making sound judgements.12Course Requirements12aLevel 7:In order to complete this course a student must successfully complete all the followingCORE modules (totalling 180 credits):Module CodeModule NameCredit 7200Research MethodsResource ManagementProcurement and Contract LawInternational Operations and LogisticsEnterprise SystemsStrategic Planning for the Supply ChainIndividual Master’s Project202020202020603BCU Course Specification PT0871 / PT0872 MSc International Logistics and Supply Chain Management V1.0107/11/2018
12b Structure DiagramLevel 7September Part TimeSemester 1Year 1Enterprise Systems(20 credits)Year 2Semester 2Semester 3Procurement andContract LawResourceManagement(20 credits)(20 credits)Semester 4Semester 5Strategic Planningfor the SupplyChainInternationalOperations andLogistics(20 credits)(20 credits)Semester 6Research Methods(20 credits)Semester 7Individual Project(60 credits)January Part TimeYear 1Year 2Semester 1Semester 2Semester 3Procurement andContract LawResourceManagementStrategic Planningfor the Supply Chain(20 credits)(20 credits)(20 credits)Semester 4Semester 5Semester 6InternationalOperations andLogisticsResearch MethodsEnterprise Systems(20 credits)(20 credits)(20 credits)Semester 7Individual Project(60 credits)4BCU Course Specification PT0871 / PT0872 MSc International Logistics and Supply Chain Management V1.0107/11/2018
13 Overall Student Workload and Balance of AssessmentOverall student workload consists of class contact hours, independent learning and assessment activity, with eachcredit taken equating to a total study time of around 10 hours. While actual contact hours may depend on theoptional modules selected, the following information gives an indication of how much time students will need toallocate to different activities at each level of the course. Scheduled Learning includes lectures, practical classes and workshops, contact time specified in timetableDirected Learning includes placements, work-based learning, external visits, on-line activity, Graduate ,peer learningPrivate Study includes preparation for examsThe balance of assessment by mode of assessment (e.g. coursework, exam and in-person) depends to someextent on the optional modules chosen by students. The approximate percentage of the course assessed bycoursework, exam and in-person is shown below.Level 7Workload% time spent in timetabled teaching and learning activityActivityNumber of HoursScheduled Learning264Directed Learning124Private Study1412Total Hours1800Balance of AssessmentAssessment ModeCourseworkExamIn-PersonPercentage67%14%19%5BCU Course Specification PT0871 / PT0872 MSc International Logistics and Supply Chain Management V1.0107/11/2018
BCU Course Specification PT0871 / PT0872 MSc International Logistics and Supply Chain Management V1.01 07/11/2018 Course Specification . Organisational configuration to achieve more rapid responsiveness to a changing global environment. 6 . Apply the latest information technologies and simulation techniques to solve present and future
