MSc in Procurement and Supply Chain Management

Griffith College - Ireland

Develop the skills necessary for a successful career in Procurement and Supply Chain Management. Designed and delivered by a team of industry and practice professionals and full-time academics, the Masters in Procurement and Supply Chain Management provides learners with the specialist skills required for successful careers in procurement, purchasing, and supply management across various industries. Graduates of this programme will learn the knowledge, skills, and competencies to work, recognised by employers as a high-demand area due to the strategic and commercial imperative of procurement and supply chain. The programmes ensure learners develop into well-rounded business professionals with the interpersonal skills and business acumen to communicate effectively inside as well as outside the fields of procurement and supply management. This course equips students with the specialist skills required for successful careers in procurement and supply management across a wide range of industries. Accredited by the Chartered Institute of Procurement and Supply (CIPS). Students will develop their knowledge and skills to understand the holistic view of a business. Students will enhance their ability to research current trends and developments in procurement and supply management. Winner of the 2019 Excellence in Education & Training award. A flexible study model gives students the option of either full-time or part-time study. ​Lecturers with deep industry knowledge of both public and private sector procurement and supply chain management. In Limerick: Guest speakers throughout the programme have included Dr. Frankie O'Connell from The University of Surrey, NUIG's Dr. Olivia McDermott, Sarah Blake - CEO Earthology (Green Procurement), Prashant Kumar Supply Chain consultant and lecturer at UCD, and Grace O'Sullivan Green Party MEP. Annual Attendance at the Supply Chain and Procurement Expo. Progression: Students gain work experience in exciting companies and have gone on to work in Valeo, Baxter, Amax, and Dell Technologies.

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