International Supply Chain Management

Covers all aspects of international supply chain management, from sourcing and procurement to logistics and risk management. Incorporates the latest trends and best practices in the field. Real-world case studies and examples

Module 1: Introduction to International Supply Chain Management

Overview of the global economy and the importance of international supply chains
Key concepts and principles of international supply chain management
The role of international supply chains in business strategy and competitive advantage

Module 2: Sourcing and Procurement Strategies for Global Supply Chains

Sourcing strategies for international supply chains
Supplier selection and evaluation
Negotiating and managing contracts with international suppliers
Procurement best practices for global supply chains

Module 3: Logistics and Transportation Management in Global Supply Chains

Transportation modes and options for international supply chains
Logistics network design and optimization
Inventory management strategies for global supply chains
Trade finance and payment terms for international transactions

Module 4: Risk Management in Global Supply Chains

Identifying and assessing supply chain risks
Strategies for mitigating supply chain risks
Business continuity planning and disaster recovery for global supply chains
Supply chain insurance and risk management tools

Module 5: Case Studies and Real-World Applications

Case studies of successful international supply chain management practices
Applying course concepts to real-world supply chain challenges
Developing a global supply chain strategy for a specific product or company

Module 6: The Future of International Supply Chain Management

Trends and emerging technologies shaping the future of international supply chains
The impact of globalization, digitalization, and sustainability on supply chain management
Strategies for adapting and innovating in a rapidly changing supply chain landscape

Familiarity with fundamental business concepts such as economics, marketing, finance, and operations management
Understanding of the role of businesses in the global economy
Knowledge of basic business terminology and concepts
Familiarity with international business practices, such as contracts, payment terms, and cultural considerations

Covers all aspects of international supply chain management, from sourcing and procurement to logistics and risk management.
Incorporates the latest trends and best practices in the field.
Utilizes a variety of teaching methods, such as lectures, case studies, group discussions, and simulations, to keep students engaged.
Helps students develop their professional networks and prepare for careers in international supply chain management.

Supply chain managers and professionals
Business managers with an interest in international supply chains
Business leaders who are considering expanding their businesses into international markets.

Q1. How will my learning be assessed? A5. Your understanding of the course material will be assessed through a variety of methods, such as quizzes, assignments, case study analysis, and potentially a final project. Q2. How will my learning be assessed? A2. Your understanding of the course material will be assessed through a variety of methods, such as quizzes, assignments, case study analysis, and potentially a final project.