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Are you ready to find out how and where sustainability meets Supply Chain?
Join Supply Chain Management programme leader, Dr. Kamala Velayutham and Dionisia Tzavara as they give you a little taster of the programme, and talk about the ever-growing demand for Supply Chain professionals. They’ll also discuss exactly how you can bridge this skill gap with UCLan Online.
Gain exclusive course insights, ask your questions, and get all the information you need to make an educated decision about your future.
This is your event, and your opportunity to put our specialists to the test:
- What makes this MSc stand out?
- Why should I do a master’s, and why now?
- What does the future of sustainable supply chain look like and how does the MSc prepare me for that?
- How do I balance my current commitments with part-time study?
- How does online learning really work? What support will I receive?
- How will the MSc Supply Chain Management impact my career?
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Presenters
Dr Kamalavelu Velayutham is the Course Leader for the MSc Supply Chain Management. Her research focuses on the application of digitalisation techniques and entrepreneurial supply chains. Drawing from her background in learning technology and extensive teaching experience, Dr Velayutham takes a distinctly innovative approach to education.
Dionisia has a long career in Higher Education and has been an online educator since 2005. Dionisia holds a BSc in Mathematics from the Dept. of Mathematics of the University of Crete in Greece, and an MSc in Economics and a PhD with an emphasis on Industrial Organisation from the Dept. of Economics of the University of Surrey in the UK. During her career, she has served in academic and managerial roles.