Contemporary Issues in Supply Chain and Logistics Management
To enable ākonga to critically evaluate and respond to contemporary challenges in local and global supply chain and logistics management by applying strategic thinking and evidence-based analysis within the context of dynamic and sustainability-focused business environments.
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| Course Code | AMSC701 |
| Level | 7 |
| Credits | 15 |
Description
The learning outcomes for this course are:
Analyse the stages of supply chain and logistics management from both internal and external perspectives
Critically evaluate logistics and supply chain operations in the context of contemporary global and local challenges, including sustainability, resilience, and digital transformation
Apply technical knowledge and problem-solving skills to address current issues in supply chain and logistics, using evidence-based approaches and professional judgement
Create effective and sustainable logistics and supply chain solutions within dynamic, technology-driven environments, considering cultural responsiveness and stakeholder relationships
Apply culturally responsive operations management strategies that reflect Māori values and support equitable outcomes within organisational contexts
Delivered as part of the following programmes
- Bachelor of Applied Management (Event Management)
- Bachelor of Applied Management (Supply Chain Logistics)
- Bachelor of Applied Management (Marketing and Sales)
- Bachelor of Applied Management (Project Management)
- Bachelor of Applied Management (Business Transformation and Strategy)
- Bachelor of Applied Management (Hotel and Tourism Management)
- Bachelor of Applied Management (Operations and Product Management)
- Bachelor of Applied Management (Human Resource Management)
- Bachelor of Applied Management
- Graduate Diploma in Supply Chain Logistics