The BA (Hons) Logistics and Supply Chain Management degree is accredited by the Chartered Institute of Procurement and Supply and has been designed with input from leading professionals, so you can be confident you’ll graduate with commercial skills that will unlock doors to higher level jobs and impress future employers. You'll gain experience of working with industry, with the option of a year-long sandwich placement, giving you the ideal opportunity to develop practical experience and build a strong CV. Supply chains deliver all our products and services that we consume – they also involve operations management, logistics, procurement and project management. It’s a growing, specialist area that is a key part of any business. Supply chain managers handle the majority of an organisation’s spending and they control international logistics and operations. A year out on work placement, undertaking an internship as part of your course, or studying abroad is another great boost to your CV which can help you stand out from the crowd. Whether it’s studying abroad or gaining work experience, our experienced team will help you find a placement, in an area that interests you. You can spend up to a year in one of a range of local, national or international organisations or join a number of partner institutions across that world that provide access to study opportunities. During your logistics and supply chain management degree you will be given plenty of opportunities to boost your CV in readiness for potential employers. This includes the chance to undertake a work placement following the second year of your studies in an established and reputable company. Graduates with a Logistics and Supply Chain Management degree will have the knowledge and ability to work in many areas, including supply chain management, operations management, purchasing and logistics. The graduates have an excellent track record in relevant, well-paid careers, so you could find yourself working in a role responsible for everything from purchasing power to negotiating with suppliers and distributors, or controlling the international movement of goods.