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business logistics single honours module diagramStage 1: 8 basic module credits including compulsory modules
Stage 2: 16 module credits including compulsory modules
Business LogisticsSingle honours - BA (Hons) Business School Contact: Enquiry Centre t: +44 (0) 1865 484848 e: query@brookes.ac.uk Course length: three years' full-time study or four years with a work placement IntroductionIf they are to be successful, organisations must produce and deliver products and services which both satisfy or exceed customer requirements, and which can be produced cost-effectively. Getting the right product to the right place in the right quantity at the right time, in the best condition and at an acceptable cost is the challenge of logistics. The belief that effective Business Logistics can enhance the competitive position of the organisation within its chosen markets underpins this course. It considers the tools of logistics management, but focuses on the relationships that need to be built throughout the supply chain for real potential to be released. The principles of Business Logistics can be applied to any organisation, regardless of size, and whichever the sector: public or private, domestic or international, service or manufacturing. You will be invited to study a wide range of cases and examples from all these sectors. The courseDuring your first year, you will acquire a thorough foundation in general business management, together with the key disciplines and skills on which you will build your subsequent learning. Logistics and operations management modules are taught from Year 2. The core compulsory modules are supplemented with a series of options that allow you to select the programme that best reflects your needs and strengths. The academic content is designed to provide underpinning knowledge of business management in general, and of logistics in particular. Students are strongly encouraged to undertake a placement year to enhance career and employment prospects. You will also be expected to complete a major piece of research by completing a dissertation, business plan or consultancy project, the impetus for which may be often derived from your work placement. Teaching, learning and assessmentThe course utilises a variety of teaching and learning styles. Knowledge content is covered through lectures, workbooks and guided reading. You will also work in smaller groups and workshops, where you will encounter case studies, business games, simulations, problem-solving, business report writing, student presentations and role play. Such tasks will help you to develop the attributes you need for success in business management, such as logical thinking, clear communication, the ability to analyse problems and to work well with others. We recognise the importance of information technology, and its use is an integral part of our teaching and learning approach. Opportunities exist for student exchanges in Denmark, Italy, the USA, Australia and New Zealand. Some modules are assessed entirely by examination while others rely wholly on coursework, but most include an element of both. Coursework assignments may include case-study analysis, group-work projects, videoed role play and oral presentation. Directory: zinojumi zinojumi -> Self-evaluation Report zinojumi -> Department of sociology and psychology zinojumi -> “Automobile Transport” Professional Master study program in “Automobile Transport” zinojumi -> Teacher speech therapist Download 1.54 Mb. Share with your friends:
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