Course Details
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TS9600 |
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Course Title:
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Master Thesis in SCM
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Short Title:
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Thesis
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| Course Level:: |
Level 9 |
| Valid From:: |
2025/2026 Sem 1 |
| Owner: |
School of Logistics & Maritime
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| Assessment Method: |
Achievement |
| Course Aim |
The aim of this Master’s thesis course is to develop students' ability to conduct independent research by applying theoretical knowledge and methodological skills to a chosen topic in the field of supply chain management. The course enables students to critically analyze literature, collect and interpret data using appropriate analytical tools, and contribute original insights to their field of study, culminating in a well-structured and academically rigorous thesis.
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| CILO |
| On Completion of this course, the learner will be able to |
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Learning Outcome Description |
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Develop a coherent, clear and thorough research proposal to explore, plan and conduct research on complex problems and or ambiguous issues in the field of supply chain management. |
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Demonstrate critical knowledge and understanding of specialized theoretical concepts, frameworks and extant literature related to the field of supply chain management in a research proposal and project. |
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Apply specialized theories, concepts, and processes from the field of supply chain management in the research proposal and research project. |
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Critically analyse using advanced research methods, quantitative and qualitative data, advanced research skills, tools and techniques to solve contemporary research problem(s) in the field of supply chain management. |
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Demonstrate creativity and originality in the identification of future research directions and methodological approaches in the field of supply chain management, based on conclusions from the research project. |
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Demonstrate professional level oral and written communication skills, including the ability to develop sound and coherent arguments to present research project aims, research questions, hypotheses, methodologies, findings, and recommendations. |
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Operate at a professional level with substantial responsibility for individual research activities during the research process, and in compliance with academic and ethical standards of research practice. |
| Other Controlled Assessments |
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The institute reserves the right to alter the nature and timings of assessment
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Affiliated Entities
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Entity Title |
Entity Version |
Entity Type |
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SCM9000
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Master of Science in Supply Chain Management
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Programme
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