Operations & Supply Chain Management (Procurement & Sourcing) (Online) – (M.Sc.)

Contents

The programme is composed of six core modules, two specialisation modules and one dissertation (for a total of 180 credit points).

Core Modules

• Strategic Operations Management
• Supply Chain Operations Management
• Logistics and International Trade
• Business Analysis and Assessment
• Total Quality Management
• Lean Thinking

Specialistion Modules

• Contracts and Procurement
• Financial and Legal Aspects of International Trade

Dissertation

Students propose their dissertation topic in conjunction with their Personal Dissertation Advisor, an academic supervisor who will provide support throughout the study and writing process. It is mandatory that your dissertation be on a topic appropriate to the Procurement and Sourcing specialisation.

Accreditation

The MSc in Operations and Supply Chain Management is the first wholly online programme to be accredited by the Chartered Institute of Purchasing and Supply (CIPS), a globally recognised credential. Upon graduating, students are automatically eligible to apply to join a network of 60,000 purchasing and supply professionals from around the world who benefit from CIPS membership.

Funding details

10 Year anniversary scholarships

The University of Liverpool and Laureate Online Education partnership - the largest provider of online degrees in Europe - will mark a 10 year milestone of its online programmes. To commemorate this occasion, the University of Liverpool is introducing 10 scholarships, worth up to £20,000 each, funded by its online learning partner, Laureate Online Education.

Eligibility criteria

Scholarships will be applicable for Bachelor degree holders graduated with honors or merit or to any individual able to articulate the benefits or recognizable impact upon their community. Each applicant will also need to meet the entry criteria defined in the admissions requirements section of the Laureate website at uol.ohecampus.com. Scholarships are currently only available for Masters programmes and exclude the DBA. All scholarships must start before April 2011.

Please Note: to be eligible for one of our ten scholarships you must be a current student actively studying a University of Liverpool programme.

How to apply

All applicants will need to submit a written proposal (in English, not exceeding 3000 words) to Laureate Online Education outlining how a scholarship would benefit them as an individual, and also the community in which they live. To support their proposal, each written application will need to be supported by an endorsement letter from the employer, or an upstanding member of the community, supporting their claim, and supporting documentation for their eligibility for the programme.

All proposals will need to be sent to the following address:

Laureate Online Education B.V
De Entrée 59 - 67
1101BH Amsterdam Z.O
The Netherlands

Scholarships

The Scholarship is applicable for a 100% online degree and will cover all Health, IT, Management, and Law Masters programmes.

Application deadlines

All proposals will need to be received in writing by 1st November and all successful candidates will be announced at the 2010 winter graduation. Successful individuals will be informed directly by Laureate Online Education before 1st January. During the proposal process Laureate will not be in a position to discuss or offer feedback on the status of the scholarship until the review panel has made its final decision.

For more information please contact scholarships@ohecampus.com

Loans

For some specific countries we have been able to provide additional information specific to your country regarding loans and scholarships available to you while studying with Laureate Online Education.