| Application Deadline: | If applying through www.cao.ie - 1st February | ||
| Annual Tuition Fee: | ≈ € 2,319 - ≈ € 10,500 (non-EEA) | ||
| Location: | Dublin / Ireland / View location on map ▾ Hide location on map ▴ | ||
| Duration: | 48 months | Start Date: | September |
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| Languages: | English | ||
This programme will develop the knowledge and skills necessary for a challenging business career in management with a specialism in logistics and supply chain management. In order to achieve this objective the course uses leading edge teaching and learning techniques across a range of business specialist areas within the supply chain management field. Students are exposed to concepts and ideas that will allow them to develop the necessary competencies to launch a career in an area that has in recent years significantly heightened its profile within management. Students will also receive extensive exposure to real world logistics through their class work and a paid in-company work placement which is undertaken in the third year of the programme.
One of the major themes in the evolution of business over the last decade has been the emergence of logistics and supply chain management as key components of business strategy. Today, logistics and supply chain management is widely recognised as a critical contributor to the competitive competence of firms and of the national economy.
Logistics and supply chain management is concerned with the management of the flow of goods and information through the value chain from materials acquisition to final consumption. More simply it has been described as getting the right product, in the right quantity, of the right quality, in the right place, at the right time, for the right customer at the right cost. In achieving all of this, logistics takes place in many of the functions of a business including customer relationship management, forecasting, inventory management, purchasing management, warehouse management, information technology and transport management. Management professionals in logistics and supply chain management functions also work closely with other areas of the business including human resource management, manufacturing, marketing and finance.
DIT has been identified as the national centre of excellence in transport and logistics in Ireland with the establishment of the National Institute of Transport and Logistics. You can learn more about logistics at the NITL website (
The programme consists of three strands - (i) Management; (ii) Logistics and Supply Chain Management; and (iii) Information Management. Each of the strands provides a range of modules that lead the learner from introductory levels through to a high level strategic understanding of the discipline. The schedule of modules - including work placement and overseas study opportunities - is presented below.
Year One
* Management
* Introduction to Logistics
* Communications
* Marketing
* Introduction to Transport Systems
* Quantitative Analysis
* Economics and International Business
* Information Systems
* Inventory Management
Year Two
* Information Management
* Human Resource Management
* Financial Accounting
* Management Accounting
* Management Science
* Operations Management
* Transport Operations Management
* Transport and Distribution Planning
* Commercial Law
* Project Management
Year Three
* E-Commerce
* Marketing Logistics
* Procurement Management
* Finance
* Warehousing Design and Management
* Database Management
* Paid in-company work placement
* Study Abroad Option
* Business Ethics
In-company job placement is a particular feature of this programme. In the second half of the third year of the programme students undertake a paid placement in a logistical function in a company for a minimum of 15 weeks. Working alongside logistics professionals, students have the opportunity to apply their knowledge and gain confidence from enhanced reliance on their judgement. Placement gives students an opportunity to apply course work principles and techniques in a real-world work context. It is an invaluable preparation for their careers. To date students have been placed in a wide range of companies including: Bank of Ireland, CRH, Cuisine de France, ESB, IAWS, Irish Rail, Intel Ireland, Keelings Distribution, Mothercare, Superquinn, TNT, Unilever and Wincanton.
The programme also offers the student an opportunity to take a period of academic study abroad in one of our partner institutions in Europe.
Year Four
* Strategic Management
* Strategic Logistics Management
* Global Supply Chain Management
* Quality Management and Process Improvement
* Strategic Management Information Systems
* Partnerships and Outsourcing
* Applied Supply Chain Management and Case Studies
* Major Project
* Small Business Management
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