Bachelor of Procurement & LogisticsManagement

Procurement & Logistics Management

Program Description

The Bachelor of Science in Procurement and Logistics Management at SIMAD University is a five-year, trimester-based degree designed to develop highly skilled professionals capable of managing the end-to-end procurement and logistics processes critical to organizational success. The curriculum provides a solid grounding in the core principles of procurement, supply chain management, logistics operations, inventory and warehouse management, contract negotiation, transport and distribution systems, and modern logistics technologies.

Students engage in a rigorous blend of theoretical study and practical applications, including real-world case analyses, simulations, and field projects that reflect contemporary industry practices. The program also integrates essential knowledge areas such as ethics, communication, critical thinking, and strategic management to ensure graduates are not only technically proficient but also adaptable leaders prepared to meet the complex demands of local and global markets.

Program Objectives

The program aims to:

Address the efficient management of procurement and logistics processes as a critical driver of business success, emphasizing both foundational and strategic perspectives.
Equip students with a comprehensive understanding of individual procurement and logistics functions, alongside industry-specific requirements and emerging technologies.
Explore and analyze the vital role of procurement and logistics in the competitive positioning and operational excellence of organizations.
Develop students’ ability to navigate the diverse, dynamic, and often constrained environments of local and global supply chains.
Foster analytical and problem-solving skills to evaluate logistics systems and devise effective solutions to contemporary supply chain challenges.

Program Learning Outcomes (PLOs)
Graduates of the BSc in Procurement and Logistics Management will be able to:

Apply foundational and advanced knowledge of procurement and logistics to optimize supply chain processes.
Analyze and solve complex logistical problems within diverse business environments, considering cost, quality, risk, and sustainability factors.
Manage procurement activities, from supplier selection to contract management and performance evaluation.
Oversee logistics operations including warehousing, transportation, inventory control, and distribution networks.
Utilize modern logistics and procurement technologies to enhance operational efficiency and data-driven decision-making.
Communicate effectively with stakeholders across the supply chain, through clear oral, written, and digital means.
Uphold ethical standards and best practices in procurement and logistics, contributing responsibly to organizational and societal goals.
Engage in lifelong learning and leverage entrepreneurial skills to identify and capitalize on opportunities in supply chain innovation.

Mode of Study

Evening Program: (Face-to-Face)
Tri-semester system: 3 semesters per academic year
Program Duration: 5 years

Career Prospectus

Graduates of this program are well-prepared to pursue diverse roles across industries, NGOs, government agencies, and multinational corporations. Potential career paths include:

Procurement Officer / Procurement Manager
Logistics Coordinator / Logistics Manager
Supply Chain Analyst / Supply Chain Manager
Inventory Manager / Warehouse Operations Supervisor
Transport and Distribution Manager
Contract and Vendor Manager
Import-Export Specialist / Customs Compliance Officer
Purchasing and Sourcing Specialist
Freight Forwarding Coordinator
Supply Chain Consultant or Entrepreneur

Additionally, graduates are equipped to continue their studies in advanced degrees or specialized certifications in supply chain management, procurement, operations, or related business disciplines, further enhancing their professional trajectory.

Common Courses

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No	Course Title	Description
1	Computer Studies (Fundamentals of Computing)	An introduction to computing concepts, including hardware, software, and basic information systems.
2	CAT (Computer Application Technologies)	Focuses on Microsoft Office applications (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook) for academic and professional productivity.
3	Arabic Language I & II	Builds competency in reading, writing, and communication in Arabic.
4	Islamic Studies I & II (Fiqh Muamalat)	Covers Islamic principles and economic dealings in compliance with Sharia.
5	Study Skills	Equips students with effective time management, critical reading, note-taking, and learning strategies.
6	Principles of Management	Introduces management theories, leadership, and organizational behavior.
7	Communication Skills	Develops and improves interpersonal and business communication skills essential for professional contexts.
8	Research Methodology	Provides tools for designing and conducting academic research.
9	Graduation Project	Capstone project to apply academic knowledge to real-world challenges in procurement or logistics.

Program Courses

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No	Course Title	Description
1	Commerce	Overview of commercial activities, trade systems, and the business environment.
2	General Mathematics	Reinforces quantitative reasoning and mathematical logic in real-world applications.
3	Business Mathematics	Introduces applied mathematics techniques for solving business and financial problems.
4	Principles of Accounting I & II	Fundamentals of financial reporting, bookkeeping, and analyzing accounting statements.
5	Introduction to Business Organization	Examines organizational structures, operational functions, and managerial roles.
6	Microeconomics	Analyzes market dynamics, consumer behavior, and supply-demand interactions.
7	Macroeconomics	Explores national economic indicators, fiscal and monetary policy, and economic performance.
8	Business Law	Introduces legal principles, contracts, liabilities, and regulations governing business practices.
9	Cost Accounting	Focuses on cost control, analysis, and decision-making within an enterprise.
10	Business Statistics I & II	Applies statistical tools to analyze business data and make evidence-based decisions.
11	Introduction to Research Methodology	Basics of academic and applied research methods and ethics.
12	Principles of Marketing	Covers marketing mix, customer behavior, market segmentation, and branding strategies.
13	Principles of Finance	Provides knowledge of financial management, budgeting, investment, and funding.
14	Human Resource Management	Explores recruitment, employee performance, organizational culture, and labor relations.
15	Quantitative Analysis	Applies mathematical models and techniques in business problem-solving and strategy.

Specialization courses

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No	Course Title	Description
1	Organizational Behavior	Examines individual and group behavior in organizations, motivation, leadership, and culture.
2	Business Values and Ethics	Promotes ethical decision-making, corporate responsibility, and integrity in business practices.
3	Managerial Accounting	Uses accounting data to support strategic decisions, planning, and performance evaluation.
4	Principles of Procurement	Focuses on procurement strategies, supplier management, and purchasing systems.
5	Fundamentals of Entrepreneurship	Introduces entrepreneurial thinking, innovation, and venture creation.
6	Fundamental Digital Marketing	Covers digital platforms, SEO, social media marketing, and online consumer behavior.
7	Money and Banking	Explores the role of financial institutions, money markets, and monetary policy.
8	Project Management	Techniques and tools for planning, executing, monitoring, and completing projects.
9	Strategic Management	Involves long-term planning, competitive analysis, and strategy implementation.
10	Public Finance	Examines government revenue, expenditure, taxation, and fiscal management.
11	Insurance and Risk Management	Identifies business risks and introduces insurance solutions and mitigation techniques.
12	Production and Operation Management	Focuses on production planning, quality control, supply chain, and operations strategy.
13	Management Information System (MIS)	Explores the use of information systems for business intelligence and process improvement.
14	International Business	Analyzes global trade, foreign investment, and cross-cultural management.
15	International Managerial Finance	Focuses on international financial markets, exchange rates, and cross-border investment.
16	Managerial Economics	Applies microeconomic analysis to business decisions and strategic planning.
17	Public Administration	Studies the structure, function, and processes of public institutions and governance.
18	NGO Management	Focuses on the management, funding, and impact assessment of non-governmental organizations.
19	Public Relations Management	Strategies for managing organizational image, stakeholder communication, and media relations.
20	Total Quality Management (TQM)	Approaches to continuous improvement, customer satisfaction, and process excellence.

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