Operations, Supply Chain, and Technology Management Zewail City of Science and Technology

Overview

management, project management, quantitative methods, and quality control. OSCTM graduates understand how to be effective as managers and leaders and are equipped to make strategic contributions through knowledge of operations, supply chain, logistics, production, quality, project management, transportation, and technology.

Program Educational Objectives 

Within four years of graduation, the OSCTM Program graduates should be able to:

• Create business value through the analysis of appropriate data using statistical and/or optimization techniques benefiting sourcing, inventory and supply chain management.

• Assess the financial, marketing, and operational implications of fundamental supply chain strategies, and compare how supply chain strategies are applied by examining decisions made in various real-world settings. Evaluate opportunities and risks necessary to develop effective sourcing strategies.

• Apply technical and management principles in a technical environment to achieve operational excellence in management of innovation.

• Apply technical skills such as quality, analysis, project management, design methods, and other necessary specialties in the field of technology management.

• Synthesize operation management concepts into a business strategy that is implemented through a cross-functional business administration.

• Demonstrate strong critical thinking skills as observed through their ability to debate various positions, ask skeptical questions, and probe underlying assumptions

• Demonstrate leadership qualities in moving the profession forward. Effectively communicate ideas and recommendations to individuals in all functional areas of an organization.

• Apply best practices in the development and use of information systems to solve real-world problems, enable organizations to meet the opportunities and challenges of a digital economy, and improve the lives of people, communities, and societies