Business with Logistics and Supply Chain Management BSc (Hons)

at University of Huddersfield

• The course covers core business concepts such as marketing, accounting, operations management, and business analytics. 
• Specialised modules focus on logistics systems, supply chain planning, procurement, transportation, and warehousing operations. 
• Students learn to apply quantitative methods and digital technologies to optimise supply chains. 
• Project management and leadership skills are also developed. 
• The final year allows students to choose electives aligned with their career interests.

Course Modules 

• ASPIRE 1
• Financial Fluency and Legal Environment
• Understanding Organisational Behaviour
• Understanding Business Analytics
• Understanding Markets and Consumers

Important Dates

Preparatory to the enrollment period, the university commences its application process and counsels potential students to have all required documentation ready beforehand. Students are urged to routinely monitor the website for announcements concerning the opening of applications. Moreover, leveraging the services of UniScholars can aid students in efficiently initiating their application process.

• Applicants may be considered for entry into undergraduate courses if they have a minimum of 65% in their Standard XII (HSSC) from CBSE, CISCE, or Metro state boards. 
• If their Standard XII qualification is from another board, they may need to complete a foundation (access) programme. 
• Additionally, they must demonstrate language proficiency with an IELTS score of 6.0 overall, with no component below 5.5, or an equivalent qualification.

The annual tuition fee for Business with Logistics and Supply Chain Management BSc (Hons) is between £16,500/yr. The site offers the most recent details regarding fees and outlines any extra charges that might be applicable. Students are advised to routinely visit the university's website to remain updated on programme fees, as these can fluctuate yearly depending on their residency status and full-time or part-time enrollment.

coordinator, procurement officer, transportation planner, and warehouse manager. They can find employment opportunities across sectors like manufacturing, retail, transportation, and consulting firms. The logistics and supply chain management field continues to grow, driven by globalisation and the need for efficient distribution networks.