Supply Chain Management Online Course

Master global logistics, planning, and analytics in supply chain management—all online and delivered with sharp, strategic insight.

Overview
This Supply Chain Management Online Course unpacks the mechanics behind today’s global trade—from procurement to product delivery—with the strategic flair it deserves. Whether you're managing inventory, forecasting demand, or navigating supplier relationships, this course offers a streamlined path through the key concepts and decisions that shape efficient supply chains. Each module is thoughtfully structured to build your understanding of critical frameworks without swamping you with jargon.

Explore the fine art of supply chain design, lean and agile methodologies, and the data-led world of analytics. You’ll delve into supplier selection, integration tactics, risk control, and the challenges that keep logistics professionals on their toes. The focus is on clarity, control, and smart decision-making. If you're serious about mastering supply chain strategy—minus the waffle—this one’s worth your attention.

Learning Outcomes:

• Understand core supply chain principles across global operations.
• Evaluate supply chain structures and planning methodologies effectively.
• Differentiate between lean and agile supply strategies.
• Identify supplier selection techniques and procurement methods.
• Recognise integration techniques and relationship management models.
• Interpret supply chain analytics to enhance operational decisions.

Course Curriculum:

• Module 1 – Introduction to Supply Chain Management
• Module 2 – Global Supply Chain Operations
• Module 3 – Supply Chain Design and Planning
• Module 4 – Lean Supply Management
• Module 5 – Agile Supply Management
• Module 6 – Purchasing and Supplier Selection
• Module 7 – Relationship and Integration
• Module 8 – Managing Supply Chain Risks
• Module 9 – Building Supply Chain Analytics
• Module 10 – The Future Challenges

Who is this Course For:

• Professionals working in logistics or procurement departments.
• Business owners managing inventory and vendor operations.
• Recent graduates exploring operational management roles.
• Analysts looking to enhance supply chain knowledge.
• Entrepreneurs building distribution or sourcing systems.
• Consultants seeking sharper supply chain perspectives.
• Operations staff involved in cross-border supply strategies.
• Managers overseeing supplier or transport partnerships.

Career Path (with average UK salaries):

• Supply Chain Analyst – £35,000 per year
• Procurement Manager – £45,000 per year
• Logistics Coordinator – £30,000 per year
• Operations Manager – £48,000 per year
• Inventory Planning Specialist – £33,000 per year
• Supply Chain Consultant – £55,000 per year