NTU is one of the worlds top universities with a proven history of producing graduates with strong technical backgrounds. The programme itself is not as qualitative in nature as other ms supply chain programmes in the world. Personally, i did a bachelors in business in supply chain management so pursuing a masters in science instead was slightly daunting because supply chain as a business is not as difficult to comprehend as supply chain as a science. I desired to be proficient in the nitty-gritty of supply chain management. The university has facilities that most other universities do not possess. There are abundant opportunities available to work on various technological equipment and software.
Course Curriculum :
the curriculum of this programme is not as heavy as one might expect. You are allowed to choose as little as 3 modules per semester. The course is divided into 2 options. the research option allows you to undertake a short research project provided it is approved by the university. the coursework option is simply 10 modules and you have to pass all modules whilst maintaining a specific GPA. There are no industrial attachments in this programme. students are encouraged to find their own internships. Group work and presentations assigned to students tackle recent, relevant issues in the field of supply chain management.
Exams :
at least 2nd class honours undergraduate degree in a field related to operations management, supply chain management, logistics etc
Placement :
there are no placements during or after your course of study. students are to seek employment and internship opportunities themselves . there are however, career guidance officers and also many talks, events that are scheduled for student to ensure they are well-equipped with the knowledge of the current job market in singapore.
Internship :
NA
Events :
Facilities are excellent. WIFI is top notch. There are no dearth of facilities in NTU. There are plenty of CCA groups. We also have our own TEDx event each year.
Scholarship :
NA
Faculty :
All professors are approachable through a simple chat via the TEAMS platform. Each professor is assigned <100 students.
