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The logistics industry is one of the key service sectors driving the development of Singapore as a critical hub in the global supply chains.
As globalization drives multi-national companies to expand across the region, supply chains that Singapore based companies are part of have become even more complex, demanding a higher level of skill-set to design, analyze and manage them. The M.Sc. (Supply Chain & Logistics) program aims to address the needs of both the manufacturing and service sectors with an integrated and comprehensive program in Supply Chain and Logistics, equipping graduates with the right set of skills to manage end-to-end order fulfilment, including procurement and inventory management. The program also provides the candidates an appreciation of the role logistics functions, such as distribution, warehousing and transportation, play in facilitating the supply chain.
Candidates must possess
(A) A good bachelor’s degree in Mechanical or Industrial engineering or a related discipline with mathematical and production training, or
(B) A bachelor's degree in engineering or a related discipline with mathematical training and 2 years relevant industry experience, and
(C) A good TOEFL score (iBT = 100 or more, PBT = 600 or more, CBT = 250 or more) or IELTS score (6.5 or more) for graduates of universities in which English is not the medium of instruction.
Related disciplines include but are not limited to bachelor's programmes offered by the College of Engineering, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore.
Business graduates will also be considered if they have relevant specialisation and/or relevant experience; relevant experience needs to be supported by a letter from the employer.
Applicants are recommended to also provide letters of reference and a clear statement of purpose in support of their application.
By application, on a case-by-case basis.
Full-Time (min. 1 year, max. 2 years) and Part-Time (min. 2 years, max. 4 years);
30 AUs coursework or 24 AUs coursework and a dissertation
| Option | Description | No. of Courses | Core | Electives |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Coursework and Dissertation# | 8 Courses + Dissertation | 4 | 4 |
| 2 | Coursework Only (Default Option)* | 10 Courses | 4 | 6 |
#Full-time students choosing the dissertation option typically require 1.5 years instead of 1 year to graduate.
*Please note that ALL students will automatically be assigned the default Option 2 - Coursework Only. If you wish to apply for Option 1: Coursework and Dissertation, you must apply using the "Application for Conversion of Option of study" form.
CORE COURSES
| Course Code | Title | AUs | Prerequisites | Semester | Availability to Exchange Students |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| L6002 | Quantitative Methods for Logistics Analysis | 3 | NIL | 1 | Yes, but subject to the School's approval & class availability |
| L6003 | Corporate Resource Planning | 3 | NIL | 2 | Yes, but subject to the School's approval & class availability |
| L6103 | Supply Chain Analysis and Design | 3 | NIL | 2 | Not Available |
| L6116 | Manufacturing and Service Operations Management | 3 | NIL | 1 | Yes, but subject to the School's approval & class availability |
ELECTIVE COURSES
| Course Code | Title | AUs | Prerequisites | Semester | Availability to Exchange Students |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| L6102 | Procurement & Supplier Development | 3 | NIL | 2 | Yes, but subject to the School's approval & class availability |
| L6115 | Management of Logistics Functions | 3 | NIL | 1 | Yes, but subject to the School's approval & class availability |
| M6141 | Quality Engineering | 3 | NIL | 2 | Yes, but subject to the School's approval & class availability |
| M6205 | Systems Simulation & Modeling | 3 | NIL | 1 |
Not Available |
| M6401 | Product Design & Development | 3 | NIL | 1 | Yes, but subject to the School's approval & class availability |
| MA6535 | Management of Global Manufacturing | 3 | NIL | 2 | Yes, but subject to the School's approval & class availability |
| M6931 | System Reliability & Risk Analysis | 3 | NIL | 2 |
Yes, but subject to the School's approval & class availability |
Please note that the courses available to exchange students are subject to change every academic year.
The program is tailored for practicing engineers, logisticians and information technologists employed (or seeking employment) in manufacturing or logistics sectors. The program relies intensively on industry speakers, site visits, case studies and hands-on computer modeling and game plays to support in-class learning.
Fees & Financial Aid
Admission portal will be open from November to January. The application outcome will be released between April to May.
Please note this MSc programme is a self-financed, non-MOE subsidised programme.
| S$ | ||
| Application Fees |
Non-refundable (payable when you submit your application) |
21.40 |
| Deposit payment |
Non-refundable (payable upon acceptance of offer of admission) |
2,000 |
| Programme Tuition Fees |
Full programme To attain an MSc in Supply Chain & Logistics, candidates must complete Fees are $3600 per course or $1200 per Academic Unit |
36,000 |
Notes on payment of fees
Fees are subject to annual revision
Students will be billed at the commencement of each semester, and payment due date is 2 weeks after billing date.
A student who withdraws or leaves the University two or more weeks after the commencement of his candidature or the commencement of the semester is liable to pay the fees due for the semester.
For more information, please refer to the Student Financial Services here.
Financial Aid for Singaporeans and Singapore PRs
The MiniMasters™ in Supply Chain Engineering is fully supported by SkillsFuture Singapore (SSG).
Singapore Citizens and Singapore Permanent Residents are able to enjoy 70% course fee subsidy and 90% subsidy for Singapore Citizens aged 40 and above.
To apply for the MiniMasters™ through PaCE@NTU, please click here.
To be awarded with MiniMasters™ in Supply Chain Engineering, learners need to complete 15AUs of courses and obtain a CGPA ≥ 2.5.
Learners who complete 9AUs of coursework and obtain a CGPA ≥ 2.5 will receive a Graduate Certificate in SupplyChain Engineering.
These courses are stackable towards the Master of Science (MSc) in Supply Chain and Logistics degree programme upon subsequent formal admissions to the MSc programme, subject to the prevailing rules and regulations.
Candidates must then fulfill the remaining programme requirements to obtain the MSc in Supply Chain and Logistics(A total of ten courses or eight courses and one dissertation).
Fees for courses without government subsidy is $3600 per course or $1200 per Academic Unit.