Course Instructor
Dr. Ivana Quinto, University of Naples Parthenope
Target Audience
This module is open to Master students in interdisciplinary marine and maritime studies from SEA-EU member universities.
Location
Online – link will be sent prior to the start of the module.
Module Objectives:
- Knowledge and understanding: At the end of the course, students must prove to understand and know the main topics related to: i) the evolution of the business logistics function, ii) the network and relational design of the supply chain, iii) the procurement and suppliers management, iv) the global supply chain management and v) the role of ICT in supply chain management. The course also introduces more current issues related to the sustainable management of supply chains.
- Applying knowledge and understanding: Thanks to the course, students must be able to use an effective and responsive supply chain, optimize the relational, commercial, logistical and economic processes of a supply chain, facilitate the adoption of the circular economy.
- Making judgements: At the end of the course, the student must be able to independently evaluate the supply chain management processes and to indicate the main actions needed and the best approaches to adopt. The laboratories, the analysis of case studies and the realization of project-based works let the student to learn how to provide their own assessments on supply chain management.
- Communication skills: Thanks to the course, the student will be able to present a project using the technical language correctly, to be able to describe in written form concisely, and to present orally with properties of language what has been learned during the lessons and workshops. Thanks to the analysis of case studies and the presentation of project-based works, students learn how to present the results of their papers and explain the methodologies used.
- Learning skills: The student will be able to continuously update his knowledge about the various topics related to the supply chain management issues, through the consultation of texts and publications and / or the attendance of specialized courses, seminars and master’s in supply chain management. The student will be able to apply the acquired knowledge to contexts different from those presented during the course.
Content Description:
Part I (15h frontal lectures, 2h case-studies analysis, 2h labs)
Basics of Supply Chain Management, drivers and metrics: definitions, building blocks and origins of the supply chain management, supply chain performance, drivers of supply chain performance.
Part II (15h frontal lectures, 3h labs, 1h case studies analysis)
Designing the supply chain network and the transportation network: designing distribution networks and applications to online sales, network design in the supply chain, designing global supply chain network, designing and planning of the transportation network, characteristics, performance and infrastructure of transportation.
Part III (15h frontal lectures, 4h labs, 1h flipped classroom)
Planning and coordinating demand and supply: demand forecasting, operations planning, the coordination in the supply chain, cycle inventory, managing uncertainty, determining the optimal level of product availability.
Part IV (10h frontal lectures, 2h seminar, 2h case studies analysis)
Managing cross-functional drivers in a Supply Chain: sourcing decisions in a SC, pricing and revenue management, ICT in SC, Sustainable
Click here to download the official module description.
Number of ECTS: 9
ECTS recognition:
ECTS can be recognized in the electives section of your curriculum. For confirmation of this recognition please contact your study programme advisor beforehand! You can also take a module as an additional output. It will be listed in your official academic transcript of records.
Schedule:
Classes will be held twice a week from 4th March to 6th June 2024 as follows:
Mondays, 14:00 – 17:00
Wednesdays, 14:00 – 17:00
Exception: Classes will not take place on 30th March – 1st April, 25th April and 1st May.
Registration:
In order to register for “Supply Chain Management” please fill in the corresponding registration form here: https://studfeedback.uni-kiel.de/evasys/online.php?p=L548G.
The Application Deadline is 7th March 2024, 12:00 CET
Limit: Places for SEA-EU international participants are limited and will be attributed on geographical balance and on a “first-come-first-served-basis”.
Please note:
Each person who is granted a place will receive an email from the SEA-EU team with further instructions before the module starts. Without this confirmation e-mail you are not allowed to participate in the module.
All further registrations will be put on a waiting list. As soon as a place becomes available in the module, you will receive a message from us. If you have not received a message by the date the module starts, you have not been allocated a place on this module.
Conditions of enrolment:
- The module offers are meant for SEA-EU Alliance Universities’ master students in marine and maritime sciences: Registration is only considered if made with a valid institutional email address.
- By applying to any of the modules you agree that your data (name, affiliation, email) will be passed on to the module instructor, the corresponding universities’ entity and the SEA-EU coordination in case your application is confirmed.
- A certificate of participation including ECTS will be issued, upon successful examination of the module.
- Registration is binding; if you received a place in a module and changed your mind, please inform us asap about your cancellation (!!!) so that other applicants can get the chance to participate.
