Business Administration (Logistics and Supply Chain Management) Master of Business Administration

This full-time MBA, specialising in logistics and supply chain management, accelerates career growth by refining leadership and strategic management skills. Tailored for logistics enthusiasts, it prepares you for management roles, fostering global competitiveness. Core units cover professional practice, resource management and strategy, while specialist units delve into logistics and supply chain management. The course runs over three semesters with six entry points through the year. The point at which you join the course determines the order of the units you study.

Facilities and specialist equipment
• State-of-the-art data lab, equipped with top-tier business analytics software and platforms, including Vensim simulation software



• A range of learning resources, such as the Harvard Business Review and Oracle OPERA



Your student experience

Our business and management courses rank 4th overall in their subject field in the Postgraduate Taught Experience Survey 2024, with top 3 rankings for teaching, engagement, learning community and course organisation.

Learn from our highly experienced academic team of industry experts engaged in consultancy, business involvement and social impact.

Learning supported by extensive Harvard Business Publication resources and simulations.

Acquire essential professional skills aligned with bodies like the Chartered Management Institute.

Assessments linked to live projects where you engage with industry professionals and find real business solutions.

Join our Global Guest Speaker series, featuring academics, industry leaders, and professionals from organisations like Luton Borough Council, the European Commission, and bodies such as the Association of Project Management (APM).

Participate in field trips to exhibitions like the Great Business Exhibition and Tech Show London, as well as industry visits to companies like TUI, gaining first-hand industry insights.

Solve real-life problems working with the University’s Research and Innovation Service (RIS) where you can assist local businesses and SMEs to up-skill and innovate.