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Bachelor of Commerce (BCom) Honours in Supply Chain Management

Bachelor of Commerce (BCom) Honours in Supply Chain Management

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Our Bachelor of Commerce (BCom) Honours in Supply Chain Management is an IMM Graduate School qualification on NQF level 8 and is quality assured by the Council on Higher Education (CHE) South Africa. The minimum time to complete this postgraduate qualification is a year and the maximum time is 4 years.

Supply chain managers are responsible for managing relationships with suppliers, manufacturers, distributors and the final consumer. In this role you will be involved in the production of the product, managing inventory and ensuring that the final product reaches the right customer at the right time. The key purpose of your role is to see that the needs of your business and customers are met.

With the supply chain arena struggling from a lack of suitable and available talent for management positions, companies worldwide are stepping up efforts to recruit qualified and skilled professionals for these roles. According to a survey by Deloitte Consulting, among executives of multinational companies, 71% reported difficulty finding senior leadership for their supply chains.

This qualification will empower you with the competencies (knowledge, insight, skills, values and attitudes) necessary to positively contribute to the management of a modern integrated supply chain. Once you have acquired these skills, there is a good chance that you will be snapped up or promoted into a management role.

After completion of your BCom Honours in Supply Chain Management, you will be equipped with the necessary knowledge and skills to manage and assertively approach a plethora of unorthodox situations in each of the core supply chain areas.

Qualification: NQF level 8. 130 credits
Duration: Min. 1 years. Max. 4 years.

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Programme Exit Level Outcomes

There are six learning outcomes in this programme

  • Evaluate advanced supply chain management integration strategies across organisations and companies.
  • Demonstrate an understanding of complex strategies and their application in supply chain management.
  • Demonstrate the use of a wide range of specialised skills to solve complex supply chain problems.
  • Conduct research with the aim of solving supply chain problems.
  • Demonstrate an understanding of the general principles of managing processes of purchase and supply, and the necessary information technology that underlie this, and to apply these principles.
  • Analyse the wider supply chain environment and identify the prevalence of risks.

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IMM Graduate School’s BCom Honours in Supply Chain Management is accredited by the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport (CILT), the global body of international professionals for everyone who works within supply chain, logistics and transport.

Modules

The BCom Honours in Supply Chain Management is offered at level 8 of the NQF (HEQSF aligned) and consists of 130 credits.

The programme is divided up as follows:

  • Submission of assignments in certain modules.
  • An open book examination/final assessment in certain modules.
  • Completion of an Advanced Supply Chain Research: Report. No examination or assignment required. This will be a practical

The BCom Honours in Supply Chain Management comprises six compulsory modules and is structured as follows:

  • Advanced Cost Management (20 credits)
  • Advanced International Trade (20 credits)
  • Advanced Research: Theory (20 credits)
  • Advanced Supply Chain Business Processes (20 credits)
  • Advanced Supply Chain Management (20 credits)
  • Advanced Supply Chain Research: Report (30 credits)

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