Diploma in Supply Chain Management
(N/345/4/1160)(07/27)(MQA/PA13700)
The Diploma in Supply Chain Management aims to provide students with the knowledge and practical skills to perform effectively in logistic management environment. This programme is designed as a pathway for students to take up higher qualification in Supply Chain, while at the same time preparing them for the competitive job market of the 21st century. Upon successful completion of studies, graduates are able to develop their career in varieties of logistics fields such as distribution, sales, procurement, warehousing, inventory management, production, retailing and many more.
Supply chain is among the fastest growing career field nowadays. The industry is growing each year, making supply chain professionals invaluable to the companies. Career choice within the supply chain is varied, whereby they can choose to work with different types of organizations. With the continued growth of e-commerce sectors, logistics and supply chain graduates are needed to fill in a variety of position.
Programme pathway
Program Structure
Principles of Management
Introduction to Information Technology
Principles of Accounting
Principles of Marketing
Introduction to Supply Chain Management
Quantitatives Analysis for Business
Business Communication
Principles of Economics
International Business
Logistics & Transportation Management
Principles of Financial Management
Human Resource Management
Introduction to Supply Chain Technologies
Global Supply Chain Management
Operations Management
Business Ethics
Project Management
Procurement Management
Fundamental of Entrepreneurship
Inventory Management
Total Quality Management
Digital Business
Commercial Law
Warehouse Management
Details
- A pass in SPM with at least credit in any 3 subjects, or any equivalent qualification: OR
- A pass in STPM, with a minimum of Grade C (GP 2.0) in any subject, or any equivalent qualification: OR
- A pass in SKM Level 3 in a related field: OR
- A pass in UEC with at least B grade in any of 3 subjects
January, July, and November
2 years (6 semester)
