BSc Procurement & Supply Chain Management

BSc Procurement & Supply Chain Management at Methodist University is a degree within the Faculty of Business Administration. It prepares students for work in the buying, moving, and managing of goods and services. Entry is less competitive than at the University of Cape Coast, where the same programme is competitive.

What procurement and supply chain management covers

Programmes of this kind focus on planning, sourcing, moving, and managing the goods and services an organisation needs. They teach how to work with suppliers, control inventory, negotiate contracts, and use logistics to get products to customers on time. The skills you build are practical and transferable: analytical thinking, negotiation, project management, and an understanding of how money and goods flow through a business. In Ghana, these skills are in demand across manufacturing, retail, health, mining, and government.

How competitive a place is

At Methodist University, this programme is less competitive to enter, which means admission is not as fiercely contested as at the University of Cape Coast, where the same programme is competitive. Cape Coast Technical University and Catholic University of Ghana also run less competitive versions of the programme. Even so, 'less competitive' does not mean you can ignore your grades; check the university's published WASSCE requirements to see if you qualify.