Study from Egypt, Lead Globally: MSc Procurement, Logistics and Supply Chain Management
Build the expertise to connect organisations, people and markets while continuing to live in Egypt. The MSc Procurement, Logistics and Supply Chain Management, delivered online by the University of Salford in exclusive partnership with Robert Kennedy College, offers a flexible route to studying ideas you can apply across international supply chains.
Earn a British degree with international recognition
Graduate with a British degree awarded by the University of Salford. Whether your ambitions lie in Egypt or beyond, a British qualification can help you communicate your postgraduate achievement to employers across borders.
The programme explores procurement, logistics and supply chain management through concepts with international relevance. It is an opportunity to strengthen your understanding of decisions that matter wherever organisations source, move and deliver goods and services.
Move forward in as little as one year
The programme can be completed 100% online in as little as one year. You can pursue a postgraduate qualification without relocating from Egypt or putting your life on hold to attend a campus.
That focused route can appeal if you are ready to build on your experience and take your next step. Your own pace will depend on your circumstances, but the online format makes it possible to work towards a substantial goal within a relatively short time.
Study on a schedule that works for you
You are not required to be online at specific times or on specific dates. That flexibility lets you plan study around work commitments, family life and the hours when you learn best.
Whether you prefer to read early in the morning or revisit a lecture in the evening, you can shape a routine that fits your responsibilities. Consistent progress need not depend on being available for a scheduled live session.
Take your studies wherever you go
Study from Egypt or anywhere else in the world while travelling or on the move. The online format helps you keep your learning within reach when your plans take you away from your usual desk.
Through the mobile app, you can download study materials and watch lectures offline. Prepare for a journey by saving what you need, then use suitable moments along the way to keep engaging with the programme.
Show your understanding through open-book assessments
Instead of classical question-and-answer exams, the programme uses open-book assessments. This approach gives you the opportunity to consult learning resources as you develop and present your responses.
For a subject shaped by complex decisions, being able to draw on information can make assessment feel more connected to thoughtful analysis. It encourages you to focus not only on what you know, but on how you use it.
Learn from internationally educated faculty
Study with tutors and faculty who have graduated from world-renowned universities, including Oxford, Harvard, EPFL, the University of Basel and Washington University in St. Louis.
Their varied academic backgrounds can bring different perspectives to your learning. As you explore procurement and supply chain challenges, you can benefit from guidance informed by a breadth of educational experience.
Join a community spanning more than 130 countries
Students from more than 130 countries bring a wide range of experiences and viewpoints to the learning community. Studying alongside people based in different places can broaden the way you think about international business challenges.
Alumni work for international organisations including DHL, Dell, Orange, Bosch, CK-HUTCHISON, BASF, Unilever, Daimler, BMW, Audi, the United Nations, Google, ICRC, The World Bank, Microsoft, Intel, Samsung, Tencent, Siemens and Sony. Their varied paths illustrate the reach of the wider graduate community.
Plan payments in monthly instalments
The programme’s fees can be paid in up to 18 monthly interest-free instalments. Spreading payments over time may make it easier to plan alongside your other commitments.
Explore the payment details as you consider when to begin. Having a clear view of the costs can help you make a confident, informed decision about your next step.
Connect your learning to opportunities in Egypt
Egypt’s position on major international trade routes, including the Suez Canal, makes the movement of goods especially visible. For graduates interested in shipping, ports or freight, an understanding of logistics and supply chain decisions can provide a useful foundation for thinking about how goods move between markets.
Manufacturing and industrial activity also depend on reliable sourcing, inventory planning and coordination with suppliers. The programme’s internationally applicable theory can help graduates in Egypt examine these challenges, whether their interests lie in production, procurement or the networks that connect them.
Retail, e-commerce and food supply chains create further reasons to think carefully about availability, delivery and resilience. Graduates can draw on their studies to explore how organisations respond to changing demand and coordinate the steps between suppliers and customers.
Ready to explore what studying from Egypt could make possible? Request our course catalogue and take a closer look at the programme.