Project Management and Logistics

Our wide choice of Logistics and Management degree courses include undergraduate and postgraduate courses.

Pursuing our BSc Sustainable Logistics and Supply Chain Management Course will allow you to develop key skills to stand out to potential employers, while our Masters in Logistics and MSc Project Management courses build further upon your understanding of the industries to equip you for success across these business sectors.

The modules that are compulsory ensure that you have a good foundation within the subject. In the remaining years, some of your modules will be chosen by you; allowing you to select modules according to your own interests.

Students considering applying for our Management and Logistics degree courses should ensure they meet the entry requirements for their preferred programme. These vary by course and level of study, so we recommend you visit the individual course pages below to see the full criteria for applicants.

You can find more information on the specific entry requirements on the course pages above.

Studying project management, logistics and supply chain management at university will allow you to quickly and effectively contribute to organisations in these growing sectors.

Popular careers in logistics for graduates include Logistics and Distribution Manager, Warehouse Manager and Purchasing Manager, with opportunities available from logistics consultancies, retailers and third-party logistics companies.

Our Management Degrees integrate business issues with the management of people and projects, helping you apply your learning to real life scenarios. Our students have gone on to pursue careers in management, including in roles such as Production Manager, Project Manager, Management Consultant, Risk Manager and Social Media Manager, amongst others.

What can I do with a Project Management Degree?

Our MSc Project Management course prepares students for a project management role in a diverse range of industries, overseeing planning, execution and the delivery of projects in roles such as marketing project manager, IT project manager, construction project manager and operations manager.

How long does it take to get a Project Management Degree?

Our MSc Project Management course takes one year to complete full-time, however we do also offer a part-time option which will take two years to complete.

What jobs can you get with a Logistics and Supply Chain Management Degree?

There are many avenues your Logistic and Supply Chain Management degree could take you down. These include roles as a supply chain manager, logistics operations manager, buyer or purchasing manager or warehouse manager.