One Year MBA - GSCM consists of four terms:

Term 1

Management Fundamentals

The first term consists of mandatory courses covering the essential tools, concepts, and analytical skills used in all major functional areas, focusing on supply chain management.

Foundation: These courses focus on developing the knowledge and analytical ability that support understanding the functional areas of business studies.

Functional: These courses cover the fundamentals of business and management studies and equip the participants to understand and apply advanced concepts.

Integrative: Integrative courses enable students to understand how to develop a holistic understanding of organizations and the problems they face and see how different functions relate to each other.

Skill Building: Besides primary and functional knowledge, a management professional must develop and apply various skills and use multiple tools that enable decision-making and better management. Picking up and sharpening these skills is a life-long process, and courses designed to build skills get participants started on this journey.

Domain expertise: The curriculum is designed to enable participants to become experts in the Supply Chain Management (SCM) domain at a global level. This set of courses provides a foundation for them to learn advanced SCM concepts. Participants are also exposed to the digital world of supply chain management.

Term 2

Contemporary Supply Chains – Capabilities and Related Domains

• In this term, participants will build on their understanding from Term 1 and explore in further depth the enablers, capabilities, and related domains of contemporary supply chains such as Logistics, Analytics, AI, and IoT.
• These courses will help participants gain an in-depth understanding of these related domains and capabilities in national and global supply chains, as well as how macro trends such as digitalization and sustainability shape and transform today's supply chains.
• The term will also help participants upgrade their technical knowledge and skillsets.

Term 3

Advanced Business and GSCM Understanding

• In Term 3, participants will be exposed to various niche topics within GSCM.
• Many courses in this term will be integrative in nature, requiring participants to apply the concepts covered to date holistically toward understanding how to build efficient and effective global supply chains.
• Participants would also start working on the live SCM Project this term,  which involves collaboration with an industry mentor and faculty members. The live project is a unique offering that enables them to effectively apply what they have learned in class to real problems.