Executive MBA Specialising In Logistics And Supply Chain Management in Global College Malta, Malta

Executive MBA Specialising In Logistics And Supply Chain Management in Global College Malta

This is a European accredited Masters degree programme which aims to produce leaders and managers who are able to improve the quality of management decision-making, leadership and business practice in logistics/supply chain management.

Awarding Body

Upon successful completion of this programme, the degree certificate will bear Global College Malta as the degree awarding body.

Duration

The minimum span of this programme is 19 months for students.

Intake

There are 8 intakes for this programme throughout the year.

Assessment

The assessment for this programme is a combination of assignments, examinations and a dissertation.

Modules

• Marketing
• Economics
• Accountancy and Finance
• Quantitative Methods and Research
• Strategic Management
• Organisational Behaviour and HRM
• Leadership
• e-Business
• Global Purchasing and Supply
• Strategies for Supply Chain Management
• Dissertation

Careers

This programme equips participants to lead and manage at a senior management position in logistics/supply chain management.

Course Eligibility

Academic Experience

The candidate has to possess the general entry requirements and on following qualifications:

• An Honours Degree from a recognised University or equivalent institution. A graduate level professional qualification in an appropriate field of study from a recognised University or appropriate field of study from a recognised University or appropriate comparable institution.
• A pre-masters programme approved by swgcm.
• English Language Requirement – IELTS 6.0
• Any other management qualification or experience the Admissions Committee deem suitable.

Prior experience

Applicants must also have a minimum of two years relevant work experience, although this need not necessarily be continuous, and may have been undertaken on a voluntary or unpaid basis. Applicants should also demonstrate a level of maturity appropriate for the study of business and management at a strategic level. Evidence in support of this may arise from a record of work, from referee’s comments, and/or from an interview.