Diploma in Logistics & Supply Chain Management

Master the discipline that keeps the world's economy moving. This diploma covers strategy, procurement, inventory, distribution, global trade and analytics — preparing you for managerial roles across logistics, retail, e-commerce and manufacturing.

Master the discipline that keeps the world's economy moving. This diploma covers strategy, procurement, inventory, distribution, global trade and analytics — preparing you for managerial roles across logistics, retail, e-commerce and manufacturing.

Syllabus

What you will learn

Tools you will use

Projects

Career paths

Who should join

Prerequisites

Certificate

Professional Diploma Certificate accepted by industry recruiters and partner companies.

Syllabus

  • Supply Chain Strategy
  • Procurement & Sourcing
  • Inventory Management
  • Distribution & Network Design
  • Global Logistics & Trade
  • Demand Planning
  • Supply Chain Analytics
  • Risk & Resilience

Learning outcomes

  • Design end-to-end supply chains
  • Lead procurement strategy
  • Analyze supply chain KPIs
  • Manage global logistics operations

Tools

  • ERP MM
  • MS Excel
  • Power BI
  • Tableau

Projects

  • Network design for an e-commerce brand
  • Procurement strategy case study
  • Inventory optimization model
  • Global logistics risk assessment

Career paths

  • Supply Chain Manager
  • Logistics Coordinator
  • Operations Manager
  • Procurement Lead

Who should join

  • Commerce graduates
  • Working operations professionals
  • MBA aspirants

Prerequisites

  • Graduate in any stream
  • Communication skills
  • Career interest in the chosen domain

Frequently asked questions

What is the job outlook?

Supply chain management is one of the fastest-growing managerial career fields globally.

What will I be able to do by the end?

By the end you can: Design end-to-end supply chains; Lead procurement strategy; Analyze supply chain KPIs; Manage global logistics operations.

Who is this course designed for?

It is designed for: Commerce graduates; Working operations professionals; MBA aspirants.