Cranfield School of Management

Our full-time courses, have a duration of one year and begin at the end of September each year. Our executive (part time) courses are between two or three years in duration and require the applicant to attend and complete each and every residential module.

Specialist MSc courses are not currently included in the business school polls/rankings, however Cranfield School of Management is included in the Combined Rankings

We do not offer on-line/distance learning or exemptions for any of our Masters courses. You will be required to come onto campus and complete the course in its entirety.

If you are a UK, Swiss or EU national, you have the right to work within the UK or anywhere in the EU.

If you have a passport from outside the EU and hold a Tier 4 visa, it is possible for you to work in the UK after your course provided you:

• are offered a position within two months of completion of your course
• transfer to a Tier 2 visa once your future employer has issued a Certificate of Sponsorship

Tier 2 entrants through this route are not subject to quota which means there is no defined limit to the number of students that a company can recruit following this process.

1. Visit the UK Border Agency website for the latest information

To check your eligibility for the Executive Masters in Logistics and Supply Chain Management, please complete the short form on our website. Once submitted, our admissions team will review your details and email you back with their recommendations, usually within 24 hours.

1. Check your eligibility

Yes, within your application, you will be required to include your 1st and 2nd choices of which courses you would like to study.

If you are successful in your application for your 1st choice, your application will not be forwarded to your 2nd choice. However, if you are unsuccessful in your 1st choice, your application will be forwarded to your 2nd choice for consideration.

If your degree is not equivalent to a UK Honours Degree 2:2 or above, GMAT or GRE may be required. The course director may also request any applicant to take GMAT/GRE. If required, you will need to achieve a minimum GMAT score of 600 overall, with an analytical writing score of 4.0, or minimum GRE scores in the 75th percentile in both the verbal and quantitative reasoning sections.

We do not have an official application deadline. As we receive a high number of applications each year and are limited in the number of places can offer, we advise you to apply early to secure your place on the course.

We do not charge an application fee to process your application.

If you are self-funded, you will be required to pay a deposit of £1,000 GBP when you accept your offer of a place on the course. The remainder of the year one tuition fees are due on registration day – the first day of the course.

You can attach your supporting documents to the online application. References should be on official letter-headed paper and be signed by the writer.

If your application is successful and you are offered a place, you will be required to provide the originals either before, or on the day of registration.

We require two references with your completed application. Ideally, we ask for one reference to be academic. If, however, you have been away from academia for a number of years and this is no longer possible, we will accept two business references.

If you have questions prior to making your application, please contact:

Liz Broderick
msclogistcs@cranfield.ac.uk
+44 (0) 1234 758102

If you have already applied and have a question about your application, please contact:

Lara Gladkow
lara.gladkow@cranfield.ac.uk
+44 (0) 1234 754420

If you are self-funded, you will be required to pay a deposit of £1,000 GBP when you accept your offer of a place on the course. The remainder of the year one tuition fees are due on registration day – the first day of the course.

If you do not live within close proximity of the School and subject to availability, you can choose whether to stay on-campus at the Cranfield Management Development Centre or in Mitchell Hall of Residence accommodation during the residential modules at Cranfield.