This course aims to extend students’ skills in the identification, measurement, monitoring analysis and mitigation of risks to supply chains arising from natural and man-made causes. Using experiential learning approaches, it seeks to provide students with critical skills and knowledge for managing supply-chain risk, from strategy to implementation.
CILO
On Completion of this course, the learner will be able to
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Learning Outcome Description
1
Evaluate and critique the management of risk in international supply chains against best practice
2
Demonstrate a broad and integrated knowledge of the type and nature of risks that make international supply chains vulnerable
3
Apply risk analysis, simulation and modelling techniques to a selected range of supply chains
Requisites
Pre Requisite: TL7000 (or TLB6000) OR BU7201 (BSB6201) + 30 credits at level 7 (courses from the BILM PAD or the Bachelor of Business Management Major) + 15 credits of English (or equivalent)
Anti Requisite: TLB7302
No Examinations
No Other Controlled Assessments
Uncontrolled Assessments
Assessment Type Blended Learning
Assessment Type Simulation
Assessment Type Reflection
The institute reserves the right to alter the nature and timings of assessment
