Doctorate degree
Doctor of Supply Chain and Logistics Management
Doctoral research into how goods, information and money actually move, and where those systems fail.
Who it suits
A supply chain or logistics professional at the top of the operational ladder.
The terminal degree, built around independent research.
What you study
Key areas covered
- Advanced Supply Chain Strategy and Design
- Global Logistics and Transportation Management
- Procurement, Sourcing, and Supplier Relationship Management
- Supply Chain Analytics and Optimization
- Inventory Management and Demand Forecasting
- Risk Management and Supply Chain Resilience
- Sustainable and Ethical Supply Chain Practices
- Digital Supply Chains, Automation, and Emerging Technologies
- Doctoral Research, Dissertation, and Scholarly Contribution
On completion, you will be able to
- Conduct independent, applied research in supply chain and logistics systems
- Design strategic solutions for complex global supply chain challenges
- Apply advanced analytical and optimization techniques to logistics operations
- Evaluate risks, sustainability, and resilience in supply networks
- Lead supply chain transformation and innovation initiatives
- Contribute original research to industry practice and academic knowledge
What this page does not tell you yet
The full module list, the assessment method and the cost of this programme are being finalised and will be published here in full. Ask us in the meantime and we will tell you what is settled so far.