Kindly note that the Logistics & Supply Chain Management concentration has a slightly different structure of classes, based on recommendations of the European Logistics Association (ELA). Details are available on demand.
Why and how
Find out more about the rationale and practicalities of studying at the UCT School of Business.
The Sectoral Management Master's program prepares highly-skilled professionals for mid- and top-level management positions in industry, industrial policy, innovation policy, commercial policy and finance, while allowing further pursuit of academic and research careers through PhD programs.
The program offers education in two majors: Innovation Project Management, and Chemical Industry. A third major, Sustainability Management, is under preparation.
In the Innovation Project Management major, students have an opportunity to gain more specific proficiency in Financial Management, Project Management, Process Management or Logistics & Supply Chain Management.
The Chemical Industry major is aimed at students who seek more technical expertise particularly relevant for positions in the chemical, food-processing, fuels, rubber or environmental protection industries. This major is particularly suitable for graduates in technical disciplines or life sciences.
Enter the Master's degree program with a Bachelor's qualification and adequate proficiency in Applied Mathematics and English, and graduate upon gaining 120 ECTS credits, passing final exams and defending a Master's Thesis in two years.
