B.Sc. Business Administration (Logistics and Supply Chain Management)

The B.Sc. Business Administration (Logistics and Supply Chain Management) at Pentecost University is a degree programme that prepares you to plan, co-ordinate, and manage the movement of goods and services. It blends core business administration with the practical skills used in transport, warehousing, and wholesale and retail trade.

What logistics and supply chain management is about

Programmes of this kind usually cover how goods and information flow from suppliers to customers. You learn about procurement, inventory control, warehousing, transport planning, and distribution, as well as how to use data to make supply chains more efficient. The degree builds skills in problem-solving, communication, and managing people, which are valuable in almost every industry.

How hard it is to get a place

Entry into this programme at Pentecost University is less competitive than at some other institutions, such as Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, where the same field is highly competitive. This means that a range of WASSCE grades may give you a realistic chance of admission, but you should still check the exact subject requirements for the programme before applying.

Where this programme can take you

Most graduates go into roles that involve moving goods, managing stock, or co-ordinating service delivery. Logistics and supply chain skills are needed in manufacturing, retail, health, agriculture, and transport, as well as in logistics companies. With experience, you could move into senior operations or supply chain leadership roles, or work as a consultant to help businesses cut costs and improve delivery.