Key Topics Covered in a Logistics and Supply Chain Management Course Offered by CTS College

MONTROSE MAIN ROAD, Trinidad & Tobago - Nov. 24, 2021 - PRLog -- CTS College of Business and Computers offers MBA in Logistics and Supply Chain Management course for those looking for progressive fast track career opportunities in the Logistics and Supply Chain field. The course comprises six units that are ideally structured to balance theoretical knowledge and practical application.

Unit 1 is based on Leading and Managing Organizational Resources. This unit enables students to critically assess the relationship between leadership, finance, operations management, and information systems that are necessary to achieve a competitive advantage in contemporary organizations. Other than the theme of leadership, you will also deal with high-performance work systems and international management of innovation and change.

Unit 2 is based on Strategy and the Global Competitive Environment. The unit deals with the current issues and challenges faced by directors, senior managers, and entrepreneurs in the long-term development of organizations. The unit will focus on how the objectives of organizations are achieved by mobilizing and deploying assets and resources and integrating various organizational functions.

Unit 3 of an MBA in Logistics and Supply Chain Management is based on Project Management in modern businesses. You will gain a systematic understanding of project management and its diverse business applications. You'll learn to evaluate commercially available tools and methodologies for business application. You'll learn how to approach new projects and use the necessary skills to complete projects successfully.

Unit 4 is based on Logistics and Supply Chain Management in various dimensions. Key issues of contemporary developments expanding and challenging the traditionally accepted roles and objectives of these functions and the increasing integration between the three well-connected areas of logistics management, operations management, and supply chain management will be addressed. You'll learn to use relevant and well-researched theoretical concepts and frameworks to solve practical problems.

Unit 5 is based on management practice. This unit is specifically designed to help with the transitional process from a student to a professional business employee by combining academic rigor with practice skills such as behaviorism, attributes, and intent. These characteristics produce confident, productive, and adaptable individuals who can understand the business context, and offer the creativity, drive and focus on bringing about change.

Unit 6 is based on a Theory into Practice Project. This unit enables students to demonstrate knowledge and understanding of management and business as well as practice the essential skills for effective operation in the corporate, business, and public sectors.

For more information on postgraduate courses such as an MBA in Logistics and Supply Chain Management, visit https://www.ctscollege.com/ or contact them on (868) 671-2551/2872 or (868) 665-6471/672-6289(868) 671-3198