Career prospects
As competition in the global marketplace increases, so does the demand for Supply Chain Management experts. As a graduate of this track, you will have the theoretical, practical and managerial skills to analyse supply chains and develop solutions that will lead to their overall improvement.
These skills will be an asset to smaller companies that are looking to expand and large multinationals that want to become or remain competitive. You can expect to find a job as a supply chain manager, logistics manager, supplier relations manager or purchasing manager in almost any industry. These positions often lead to more senior managerial positions where you will be responsible for how and why companies stay in business.
Graduates have found positions in:
- large multinationals
- logistical service providers
- Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs)
- first- and second-tier suppliers
