Master in Supply Chain Management

Course Overview

The Master in Supply Chain Management prepares students to oversee the movement of goods, data, and funds across a wide range of industries. Students learn how to design, plan, carry out, and track supply chain operations in order to add value, strengthen competitiveness, and match supply with demand worldwide. Drawing on industrial engineering, operations management, logistics, procurement, and information technology, the program readies graduates for varied supply chain roles and for contributing to organizational success in an interconnected global economy.

Entry Requirement

Applicants need a Bachelor’s degree with a CGPA of at least 2.50 out of 4.00, or an equivalent qualification recognized by the HEP Senate.

Those holding other qualifications or certificates (such as UEC, Foundation, or STAM) should reach out to the educational consultants or submit an application so their eligibility can be assessed.