NUS-Georgia Tech
Double Master Program (DMP) in
Logistics & Supply Chain Management
NUS Master of Science in
Supply Chain Management
Briefing by
A/P Tan Kok Choon
Director (Degree Education)
A Collaboration Between
Winner for
Best Educational
Course Provider
2003-2012
Outline
Brief introduction to TLI - Asia Pacific
NUS-Georgia Tech Double Master Program (DMP)
in Logistics & Supply Chain Management
M.Sc. in Supply Chain Management – MSc (SCM)
Questions & Answers
TLI – Asia Pacific
Established in Nov 1998
An initiative of Singapore’s
Economic Development Board
A collaboration between
National University of Singapore
Georgia Institute of Technology
Mission: To be the premier institute in Asia Pacific
for nurturing logistics (and supply chain) excellence
in research and education
TLI – Asia Pacific
Programs offered:
Degree Education
-Double Master Program (DMP) (since 2001)
-M.Sc. (SCM) (since 2011)
Global Logistics Research
Industry Outreach
Professional/Executive Education in Logistics
NUS-GT Double Master Program (DMP) in
Logistics & Supply Chain Management
17-month FULL-TIME program
To address the industry need for skilled Logistics/
Supply Chain manpower
To train Supply Chain leaders and strategists
First offered in August 2001
An intake every year with classes starting in August
Concurrent DMP (a 12-month program for high
achieving UG) started in August 2009
Two Master of Science Degrees
NUS
Master of
Science in
Logistics &
Supply Chain
Management
Georgia Tech
Master of
Science in
Supply Chain
Engineering
DMP Duration & Structure
17-month full-time study
Semester 1
at NUS
Semester 1
(Aug-Dec in NUS)
5 NUS Modules
(2 Core & 3 Elective)
Semester 2
at GT
Semester 3
at NUS
Semester 2
(Jan-Jun in GT)
Semester 3
(Jul-Dec in NUS)
6 GT Courses & 1 Capstone
Project (No Elective)
Industry Internship
Research Project
DMP – Curriculum at NUS
Core NUS Modules
Logistics Electives
•BDC5101 Deterministic Operations Research Models
•IE5004 Engineering Probability & Simulation
•LI5001 Research Project, or LI5002 Internship Project
General Electives
Logistics & Supply Chain Management Electives
Supporting Electives
DSC5211A Supply Chain Coordination & Risk Mgt
IE5121 Quality Planning & Mgt
IE5123 Reliability Engineering
IE5203 Decision Analysis
IE5208 Systems Approach in Project Mgt
IE5405 Inventory Systems
TP5027 Transportation & Freight Terminal Mgt
TP5208 Inter-modal Transportation
ME5602 Manufacturing System Engineering
CN4241 Engineering Principles for drug delivery
CN5173 Downstream Processing of Biochemical &
Pharmaceutical Products
CN5174 Biopharmaceutical manufacturing
LI5101 Supply Chain Mgt Thinking & Practice
LI5201 Special Topics in Logistics Operations
LI5202 Special Topics in Supply Chain Mgt
DSC5211B Analytical Tools for Consulting
DSC5211C Quantitative Risk Management
CS5267 E-Commerce Systems and Applications
CS5253 Knowledge Systems & Mgt in Organization
EC5343 International Finance
ECA5341 International Trade & Finance
IE5211 New Product Management
SH5401 SHE and Quality Management Systems
SH5002 Fundamentals in Industrial Safety
SH5203 Emergency Planning
CS5204 Foundation in Mgt of Info Systems
CS5220 Databases & the Web
CS5262 IT and Supply Chain Management
CS5264 Decision-Making Technologies
Georgia Tech MS SCE Full Curriculum
Courses
Analytical Methods:
ISyE6331 Statistics for Supply Chain Engineering
ISyE6333 Operations Research for SCE 1 – Deterministic Optimization
ISyE6334 Operations Research for SCE 2 – Stochastic Optimization
Supply Chain Engineering:
ISyE6335 Supply Chain Engineering 1 – Warehousing Operations & Inventory Control
ISyE6336 Supply Chain Engineering 2 – Global Transportation and Distribution
ISyE6337 Supply Chain Engineering 3 – Supply Chain Design
Enterprise Management:
ISyE6332 Finance for Supply Chain Engineering
ISyE6338 Supply Chain Strategy
ISyE6339 Supply Chain Information Systems
Professional Practice and Real-World Industrial Experience:
ISyE6340 Supply Chain Engineering Seminar – Professional Practice and Facility Tours
ISyE6341 Supply Chain Engineering Capstone Project 1
ISyE6342 Supply Chain Engineering Capstone Project 2 (Continuation of ISyE6341)
Table 3 DMP Curriculum for MS SCE Degree
NUS GT GT Module #
Module Name
(Aug/Dec) (Jan/May) (May/Jun)
6331
Statistics for SCE (exempted for DMP students)
(3)
6332
Finance for SCE (exempted for DMP students)
(3)
6333
Operations Research 1 – Deterministic Optimization
3*
6334
Operations Research 2 – Stochastic Optimization
3*
6335
Supply Chain Eng 1 – Warehousing & Inventory^ 3
6336
Supply Chain Eng 2 – Transportation
3
6337
Supply Chain Eng 3 – Supply Chain Design
3
6339
Supply Chain Information Systems
3
6340
Supply Chain Engineering Seminar
3
6341
Capstone Project for SCE 1
3
6342
Capstone Project for SCE 2
3
6338
Supply Chain Strategy
3
Total Semester Hours
9
15
6
*Credit transfer from NUS
^Via Distance Learning
DMP Admission Requirements
Academic Qualification
An Honours degree (2nd Upper) in Engineering, Science,
Computing, Mathematics, Business Administration (strong
quantitative background), or related technical disciplines
 Acceptable GRE (General Tests) Scores
 Acceptable TOEFL Scores
Graduates from universities in Singapore, and most 4-year
degree programs in UK & North America universities are
exempted
DMP Graduation Requirements
• Graduation requirements for the award of the M.Sc. (Logistics
& SCM) degree at NUS are:
(a) Satisfactorily completed all required NUS modules;
(b) Obtained a minimum CAP of 3.0 based on the graduate modules
taken at NUS; and
(c) Met all the requirements for the award of the MS SCE degree at GT.
• Graduation requirements for the award of MS SCE degree at
GT are:
(d) Satisfactorily completed all the required MS SCE courses with a
total of 30 course credit hours; and
(e) Obtained a minimum GPA of 2.7 based on the courses taken at GT.
DMP Course Fees & Sponsorship
• Total Course Fees (based on AY2012/2013, subject to change)
~ $40,000 (with Service Obligation)
~ $47,000 (International Self-Financing)
• Company Sponsorship Scheme
- Company sponsors up to $25,000
(inclusive of internship allowance ~ $2,500 x 6 months)
- TLI-AP Scholarship (top up of) $20,000 (with obligation)
• Benefits to company sponsors
- Sponsored student is obligated to work for the sponsor
for up to 3 years upon graduation from DMP
- Priority to recruit talented manpower
Career Paths of our Graduates
Director of Logistics, Ford Motor Co
GM Supply & Distribution, Reliance Industries
Director, Progress Group Consulting
GM, Schenker Thailand
GM, Linfox China
General
Manager/
Director
Strategic /
Business
Development
Manager
Logistics
Services
Provider
Operations /
Project
Manager
Supply Chain /
Logistics
Director
Solutions /
Industrial
Engineering
Manager
Supply Chain /
IT Consultant
Logistics
Analyst/
Industrial
Engineer
Procurement /
Supply
Manager
Logistics /
Transportation
Manager
Logistics
Services User/
KnowledgeBased Logistics
Our Alumni – By Industry
Logistics &
Transportation
Petrolchemicals
Manufacturing
As of Apr 2009, for intakes
2001 to 2007
Alumni Representation –
by Company
Schenker
DHL
As of Apr 2009, for intakes
2001 to 2007
Salaries of DMP Graduates by
Industry
dmp
Salary
Guide
2009
(Full‐time or Part‐time)
Jointly Offered by:
Department of Decision Sciences
M.Sc. (SCM) Program Objectives
Position Singapore as
the fertilizing ground of
Logistics experts in Asia
Pacific
Firmly establish NUS as a key
player in Logistics and Supply
Chain education
Train mid-career professionals in Asia to be
managerial specialists in Supply Chain Management
M.Sc. (SCM) program to focus on
logistics topics and industry practice
Analytics
IE/OR
Systems
Engineering &
Management
Logistics &
Supply Chain
Management
M.Sc (SCM)
M.Sc. (SCM) Learning Outcomes
• A comprehensive understanding of supply chain management
that covers planning, design and operations;
• Exposure to current issues in the wider context of supply chain
management and development in Asia;
• In-depth application of theory to solve real world problems with
business analytics tools.
• Students who graduate from this programme will be able to
assume positions as logistics executives, supply chain
analysts and manufacturing planners.
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M.Sc. (SCM) Program Structure
•
Eight modules (4MC each) cover topics & methods of SCM, IT,
Statistics, Operational Planning, Simulation, etc, plus a Project
Module (8MC)
•
The program draws on top academics from departments of Industrial
& Systems Engineering and Decision Sciences, and TLI – AP
•
The students, thus, gain valuable experiences through having the
opportunity to study and interact with top academics
•
The program is designed to be offered in a compact form to shorten
the overall program duration into 1 year (for Full-time students) and to
cater to needs from industry & target audience
•
Part-time students may also complete the program at their own pace
subject to the usual maximum candidature guidelines
MSc(SCM) Curriculum
Core Modules
Elective Modules
LI5101
SCM Thinking & Practice
DSC4211C
Operations Strategy
LI5202
Special Topics in Supply Chain Management
DSC4211G
Service Design
IE5004
Engineering Probability and Simulation
DSC4212
Managerial Decision Analysis
DSC5211A
Coordination & Flexibility In Supply Chain
Management
DSC5211C
Quantitative Risk Management
DSC5211B
Analytical Tools for Consulting
IE5001
Operations Planning and Control I
LI5001
Research Project (8MC)
IE5002
Applied Engineering Statistics
IE5107
Material Flow Systems
IE5108
Facility layout and location
IE5202
Applied Forecasting Methods
IE5401
Industrial Logistics
IE5403
Systems Engineering Case Studies
IE5405
Inventory Systems
LI5201
Special Topics in Logistics
Admission Requirements
Academic Qualifications
•
•
•
At least a 2nd Class Honours (Lower Division) degree in Engineering,
Physical Science, Computing, Mathematics, Business
Administration, or any related technical discipline
Good TOEFL scores
Other qualifications approved by NUS Board of Graduate Studies
Work Experience
•
Candidates with at least 2 years of relevant work experience will be
considered preferably
Target Intake
•
We are targeting about 30 FTE students for each intake
MSc(SCM) Course Fees & MOE Subsidies
Full tuition fees @ S$31,800 (non-subsidized)
MOE subsidies available for Singaporeans and SPRs
Student needs to pay for living expenses in Singapore
Subsidized Fees (per Semester)
Full Fees
(per
Academic
Year)
Singapore
Citizens
Full-time
SGD31,800
Part-time
SGD15,900
Singapore
PRs
International
Students
without service
obligation
International
Students
with service
obligation
SGD3,800
SGD5,010
SGD11,660
SGD6,990
SGD1,900
SGD2,510
SGD5,830
SGD3,500
*Tuition fees shown above are only applicable for students enrolled in AY2012/2013 intake.
**Tuition fees are subject to yearly review and change.
Application for the August 2013 intake is
open from 23 Jan 2013 to 4 Mar 2013
The weblink for online application is
https://inetapps.nus.edu.sg/gda/common/newlogin.aspx
Timetable of MSc SCM: http://www.ise.nus.edu.sg/timetables/
Modules Description: http://www.ise.nus.edu.sg/scm_modules
Questions
&
Answers
Reference weblinks:
http://www.tliap.nus.edu.sg/dmp/default.aspx
http://www.tliap.nus.edu.sg/mscm/default.aspx