FACULTY OF BUSINESS
supply chain
Bachelor in Supply Chain Management (Honours)
study pathway
Bachelor of Supply Chain Management (Honours)*
MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
1 Year 4 Months / Part-Time
DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY IN BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
3 - 6 Years / Part-Time
BACHELOR IN SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT (HONOURS)*
MQA/FA 5069 | KPT/R/345/6/0765 (04/2025)
The Bachelor in Supply Chain Management (Honours) programme equips students with advanced knowledge and practical skills in logistics operations and supply chain management, including areas such as shipping and terminal operation, inventory control, material management, regulations for international operations as well as management techniques and best practices. With the increasing globalisation and the importance of highly-performing value chains, logistics management becomes of utmost importance in modern business.
Raffles University is an official Affiliate Corporate Member of the Chartered Institute of Logistics & Transport (CiLT) in Malaysia
Programme Length:
3 Years
Programme Credit:
122 Credit Hours
Intakes:
January / May / September
Career Opportunities
Bachelor in Supply Chain Management (Honours)
– Inventory Specialist
– Supply Chain Analyst
– Supply Chain Consultant
– Buyer/Planner
– Capacity Planner
– Production Analyst and Fleet Manager
– Supply Chain Manager
Programme Modules
Bachelor in Supply Chain Management (Honours)
| Semester 1 | Semester 2 | Semester 3 |
|---|---|---|
| – Business Communication – Statistics – Fundamentals of Management – Marketing | – Creative Thinking / Bahasa Kebangsaan A – Financial Accounting – Fundamentals of Finance – Business Mathematics – Business Information Technology | – Microeconomics – Quantitative Methods – Organisational Behaviour – Business Law – Integrity and Anti-Corruption |
| Semester 1 | Semester 2 | Semester 3 |
|---|---|---|
| – Ethics Appreciation and Civilisation/ Malay Language Communication 2 – Macroeconomics – Consumer Behaviour – International Business – Introduction to Logistics – Introduction to Supply Chain Management | – Philosophy and Current Issue – Applied Business Challenges – Operations Management – Strategic Management – Research Methods | – Business Analytics – Purchasing Management – Transport Management – Human Resource Management |
| Semester 1 | Semester 2 | Semester 3 |
|---|---|---|
| – Freight Law – E-Supply Chain – Inventory Management – Final Year Project I | – Ethics and Organisation – Warehousing & Material Handling – Customs & Freight Forwarding – Final Year Project II | – Professional Attachment |
*The programme module structure shown on this page is based on Intake A. The module is subject to change.
*The MPU Modules are translated to English. Please visit [here] for the original module name.
Toh Li Yen
Supply Chain Management (2024)
Attending RU allows students to acquire a strong academic foundation and sharpen practical skills that can be applied in the workplace. For example, learning about different theories, methodologies, and problem-solving strategies in classes enables students to develop the knowledge and critical thinking skills necessary for career success. Additionally, practical experiences such as internships, final-year projects, and group assignments provide opportunities for students to apply classroom concepts to real-world situations.
Ranesh MANOKARAN
Supply Chain Management (2019)
The lecturers at RU are highly experienced and veterans in the industry. They challenge the status quo and challenge us to dive deep when solving problems which allowed us to practice our skills and prepare us to navigate in the working industry.
Entry Requirements
Bachelor in Supply Chain Management (Honours)
STPM: Full PASS in 2 subjects AND (a)
A-Level: Full PASS in 2 subjects; AND (a)
UEC: 5Bs AND (a)
Foundation / Matriculation: CGPA 2.00
Diploma / Advance Diploma: CGPA 2.00
Other International Entry Requirement: [Learn More]
Others: Any other equivalent qualification recognised by the Malaysia Government which will be considered on a case by case basis.
(a) Additional Requirement:
*PASS in Mathematics AND English at SPM level or equivalent qualifications
*Notes:
Those without a pass in Mathematics and/or English at SPM level or equivalent can be admitted but are required to attend special enhancement course(s). These special enhancement courses should be SPM equivalent, remedial in nature. Students must pass the Mathematics and English enhancement courses as a prerequisite to related core courses taught in English. [Not Applicable to International Candidates]
- Can be waived should any other higher qualifications contain Mathematics and English subjects with an equivalent/higher achievement.
- Malaysian students using English as the medium of instruction in their previous study or with at least Band 2 in MUET or equivalent can be exempted from a pass in English requirement.
- English subject requirement does not apply to international students since they are required to meet certain scores of international English examinations and privileged with certain exemptions.
Malaysian Student
MALAYSIAN ENGLISH ENTRY REQUIREMENT
Pass in SPM English
*RU ENGLISH REQUIREMENTS
MUET: Band 3
GCE O Level /1119: English D
SPM: English Credit
UEC: English B
Cambridge English / Linguaskill: 154
*Students who did not meet RU English Requirement are required to take a Concurrent English Language Programme (CELP)
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International Student
INTERNATIONAL STUDENT ENGLISH ENTRY REQUIREMENT
IELTS: 5.5
TOEFL Essentials (Online): 8
TOEFL iBT: 46
PTE: 51
MUET: Band 4
Cambridge English / Linguaskill: 160
*Students who did not meet the English Requirement are required to take the RU English Preparation Programme (EPP) AND achieve the requirement of any equivalent English qualification.
Application Fee: RM4,500
Admission Fee: RM12,000
Administration Fee: RM2,000
Indicative Tuition Fee: RM71,500
Total Fee: RM90,000
(Approx. USD 20,000)
Contact us to receive the latest information about tuition fees.
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