See the whole chain. Make the connections work.
Study procurement, warehousing, transport and international trade. Connect the operations through digital systems and projects.
A supply chain is a connected system. Learn how purchasing, inventory, transport and trade decisions affect one another.
This graduate programme develops your understanding of procurement, warehousing, distribution and international shipping. Work with trade documents, digital systems and practical projects to understand how a complete supply chain operates.
Explore the operational detail and the bigger picture: how goods move, how information is recorded and how teams respond when cost, time and service priorities compete.
A working toolkit
for your next step.
Build operational knowledge, develop analytical judgement and apply both in digital workflows and a supply-chain improvement project.
Select a stage to see how your skills develop through the programme.
Study procurement, inventory and distribution, then begin shipping workflows. Practise decisions about cost, stock and service.
Develop shipping and trade-document skills, use digital records and reporting, and evaluate practical AI applications.
Complete 70 scheduled hours of supervised project and professional preparation, plus 20 hours of project clinics and final assessment. Present your proposal, portfolio and individual viva.
48 active teaching weeks, normally five two-hour sessions per week, plus 20 hours of scheduled project clinics and final assessment. These additional sessions are included in the 500-hour total; independent study is additional.
Follow a supply chain from sourcing to delivery. Compare alternatives, organise the evidence and develop a practical improvement proposal.
A buying decision needs more than a quoted price.
| Criterion | Evidence | Decision input |
|---|---|---|
| Cost | Comparable quotations | Total cost |
| Lead time | Delivery commitment | Stock requirement |
| Suitability | Product and service needs | Operational fit |
Illustrative learning example · Simulated records
Connect what moves with the information that supports it.
| Operation | Record | Next review |
|---|---|---|
| Inventory | Stock and replenishment | Availability |
| Transport | Rate and service comparison | Delivery plan |
| International trade | Document checklist | Completeness |
Illustrative learning example · Simulated records
Explain the change and how you would evaluate it.
| Portfolio component | Your evidence |
|---|---|
| Current situation | Process map and operating data |
| Proposed action | Options, reasoning and implementation |
| Review measures | Cost, time or service indicators |
Illustrative learning example · Simulated records
Develop a graduate-level foundation for logistics and supply chain roles across trading, distribution, warehousing and related businesses.
Career opportunities depend on your skills, experience and employer requirements. Discuss the project, assessment and career preparation arrangements for your intake with admissions.
On successful completion of the programme requirements, receive the PG Diploma in Logistics & Supply Chain Management from Bayspro Skills, operated by Bayspro Eduserve LLP.
The programme offers a broader graduate route across procurement, inventory, transport, international trade and digital logistics.
For a focused warehouse and inventory route after Plus Two, explore the six-month Logistics diploma.
Ask admissions for the complete syllabus, assessment requirements and written award details for your intake.
PG Diploma12 months · 500 guided hours
Professional learning. Applied practice.
Confirm your qualification, class timetable and course requirements with the admissions team.
Bachelor’s degree in any discipline.
Graduates exploring logistics and supply chain work.
Build a broader understanding of connected operations.
For those interested in processes, information and decisions.
The entry requirement is a bachelor’s degree in any discipline. Contact admissions to discuss your qualification and the timetable.
The six-month Diploma develops entry-level warehouse, inventory and order-fulfilment skills over 240 supervised hours. The twelve-month PG Diploma provides 500 supervised hours for graduates, with deeper work in procurement, planning, international trade, digital systems, analysis and an integrated supply-chain improvement project.
Yes. The published learning areas include shipping and freight forwarding, export–import documentation and international supply chain operations.
Practical work includes supplier comparison, stock and warehouse planning, transport comparison, trade documents and an integrated supply chain project. Ask admissions for the detailed project briefs for your batch.
The programme covers 500 supervised hours over twelve months: 48 active weeks at 10 hours per week, plus 20 scheduled hours of project clinics and final assessment. Ask admissions for batch timings, the additional-session calendar, fees and payment options.
Interested in the PG Diploma in Logistics & Supply Chain Management? Ask about the next batch, course locations, class timings, fees and entry requirements.