What subjects do students study in a supply chain and logistics degree?
A supply chain and logistics degree may cover procurement, operations management, inventory control, warehousing, transport and distribution, demand forecasting, supply chain planning, business analytics, economics, accounting, information systems, sustainability, risk management and project management. Some courses also include mathematics, statistics, business law or practical placements.
Key points
- Modules may examine how goods, information and money move from suppliers to customers.
- Data analysis and forecasting can support decisions about stock, capacity, routes and demand.
- Advanced or optional subjects may include global supply chains, e-commerce, sustainability, resilience and supply chain technology.
Things to check
- The subjects and module names vary by university, qualification level, country and academic year, so check the current official course structure.