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How to become a supply chain manager

Compare programmes, entry requirements and universities for becoming a Supply Chain Manager.

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Offerings5
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University requirements

Compare the APS and subject requirements for programmes that can lead to Supply Chain Manager. Universities use different APS scales, so check your marks against each university separately.

Bachelor of Commerce (Logistics and Transport Economics)

Degree

BCom (Logistics & Transport Economics)

Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University

APS 390
Faculty of Business and Economic Sciences3 years

Subject requirements

Maths 50%+English 50%+

NBT components: AL, QL

Diploma in Logistics

Diploma

Dip (Logistics)

Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University

APS 330
Faculty of Business and Economic Sciences3 years

Subject requirements

Maths 40%+Technical Maths 40%+Maths Lit 60%+English 50%+

Dip (Logistics) Extended Curriculum

Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University

APS 310
Faculty of Business and Economic Sciences4 years

Subject requirements

Maths 40%+Technical Maths 40%+Maths Lit 60%+English 50%+

Diploma in Logistics

University of Johannesburg

APS 24
College of Business and Economics

Subject requirements

Maths 40%+Technical Maths 40%+Maths Lit 60%+English 50%+

Extended Diploma in Logistics

University of Johannesburg

APS 22
College of Business and Economics

Subject requirements

Maths 40%+Technical Maths 40%+Maths Lit 60%+English 50%+
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