Master of Business Administration in Operations And Supply Chain Management European Global Institute of Innovation and Technology, Malta

EU Global MBA in Operations and Supply Chain Management is increasingly relevant as global supply chains become more complex and integral to business success.

According to Deloitte, 79% of companies with high-performing supply chains achieve revenue growth significantly above industry averages. With the global supply chain market expected to reach $42.46 billion by 2027, companies are in urgent need of skilled professionals who can streamline operations, optimize logistics, and manage risks. The pandemic exposed vulnerabilities in supply chains, increasing demand for leaders adept at building resilient, agile systems. Additionally, sustainability has become a major focus, with 60% of organizations citing sustainable supply chains as critical for long-term success.

This MBA program equips graduates with expertise in process optimization, demand forecasting, and strategic sourcing, enabling them to reduce costs, improve efficiency, and adapt to ever-changing market conditions—skills essential for driving operational excellence in today’s competitive business environment.

Learning Outcomes
 

Competences
 

After the end of the programme, the learners will be able to: 

PA1: Critically evaluate complex and ambiguous business scenarios integrating interdisciplinary approaches to formulate strategic decisions with limited information.
PA2: Tackle dynamic business environments, in particular related to operations and supply chain management by establishing criteria, formulating innovative courses of action, implementing adaptive strategies, and evaluating results in uncertain conditions with limited information. 
PA3: Demonstrate leadership and team-building skills within complex multicultural settings, effectively managing conflict resolution and stakeholder engagement, in particular related to operations and supply chain management. 
PA4: Direct self-driven learning and professional development through reflective insights, applying research-based innovations to solve emerging challenges in the operations and supply chain management field. 
PA5: Benchmark strategic objectives, mentor teams, monitor performance, and lead continuous improvement in diverse business contexts, ensuring best practices relevant to operations and supply chain management . 
PA6: Navigate ethical dilemmas involving conflicting stakeholder demands and cross-border business complexities, ensuring compliance with ethical and corporate governance standards relevant to operations and supply chain management. 
PA7: Conduct rigorous business and management research, critically reviewing literature, applying advanced research methods, and contributing findings to professional practice within the operations and supply chain management field.
Note: PA1-4 will be required to achieve the diploma exit, PA1-7 will be required for a complete Masters degree (please refer exit awards for details)

Knowledge Outcomes

After the end of the programme, the learners will be able to: 

PB1: critically evaluate the impact of contextual forces on organisations including legal systems; ethical, economic, environmental, social and technological change issues; international developments; corporate governance and the contemporary business and management functions. 
PB2: Integrate multidisciplinary approaches to finance and accounting, including technology, ethical implications, and data analytics, for comprehensive financial decision-making to ensure the success of every project in operations and supply chain management and the overall organisation. 
PB3: critically examine and evaluate the importance of effective operations and supply chain management, incorporating multidisciplinary approaches such as technology, ethical considerations, and data analytics, to optimize workforce management and enhance organizational performance. 
PB4: Develop and implement business policies and strategies in the operations and supply chain management field or general management and leading perspective that adapt to changing market conditions, stakeholder interests, and emerging trends, employing specialized and multidisciplinary theoretical and practical knowledge, some of which is at the forefront of the operations and supply chain management field. 
PB5: Critically analyse and innovate production and marketing processes, employing advanced problem-solving techniques to optimize business operations and critically appraising decision making relevant to operations and supply chain management. 
PB6: Formulate and adapt business frameworks that anticipate market trends, organizational shifts, and emerging industry challenges, particularly in the operations and supply chain management field. 
PB7: Critically review literature, apply research methods, and leverage derived specialized or multidisciplinary theoretical and practical knowledge to create and adapt innovative frameworks that are at the forefront of the business studies within the operations and supply chain management field. 
PB8: Evaluate and apply ethical leadership principles, corporate governance frameworks, and sustainability strategies to ensure responsible business practices and positive social impact, especially in the operations and supply chain management field. 
PB9: Synthesize and integrate specialized domain knowledge within the operations and supply chain management field to address field-specific challenges and opportunities.
Note: PB1-7 will be required to achieve the diploma exit, PB1-9 will be required for a complete Masters degree (please refer exit awards for details)

Skills Outcomes

Learning Outcomes for Skills obtained at the end of the programme

The learner will be able to:

PC1: Critically evaluate and synthesize complex, multidisciplinary data, transforming raw information into actionable insights while demonstrating awareness of social, cultural and environmental impact of their decision-making related to the operations and supply chain management field. 
PC2: Apply advanced quantitative and qualitative research methods to critically analyze and evaluate business challenges, producing original research and deriving data-driven conclusions in dynamic and evolving environments related to the operations and supply chain management field. 
PC3: Effectively communicate, comprehend, and conclude based on research-driven insights, demonstrating leadership in stakeholder engagement, negotiations, and decision-making across diverse professional settings. 
PC4: Exercise innovation, adaptability, and strategic foresight in professional and personal development, fostering continuous learning, leadership excellence, and the ability to respond to emerging knowledge and techniques to strategize actions for competitive advantage. 
PC5: Lead high-performance teams by fostering collaboration, critical evaluations, and transformative decision-making, demonstrate leadership skills and innovation in complex and unpredictable work environments relevant to the operations and supply chain management field.
Note: PC1-2 will be required to achieve the diploma exit, PB1-5 will be required for a complete Masters degree (please refer exit awards for details)