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Considering a part-time BSc in Supply Chain Management — looking for advice

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Hi everyone, I’m considering pursuing a part-time BSc in Supply Chain Management and would really appreciate hearing from anyone who has experience with the course or a similar degree.

I’m especially interested to know:

- What is the workload like?

- How many hours do you usually spend attending classes and studying each week?

- Are the assessments mainly exams, assignments, presentations, or a mixture?

- How manageable is the course while working full-time?

- Are there students here with a maritime, logistics or supply chain background who studied part-time?

I currently have very little knowledge about degree programmes, so I’m also finding the application process confusing; especially the credit units and what I’m supposed to select.

If you’ve studied a part-time degree (any U) in Supply Chain Management, Maritime Studies, Logistics or a related field, I would be very grateful if you could share your experience, advice and anything you wish you had known before applying. TIA!

Posted Sep 23, 2026, 8:36 AM UTC

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