Programme Overview
The Bachelor of Science with Honours in Digital Supply Chain is a three-year direct honours, interdisciplinary supply chain degree programme with the across domains of ICT, Engineering, and Supply Chain Management.
Digital transformation driven by Industry 4.0 and national digitalisation initiatives, has given rise to demand for DSC graduates. E-commerce and COVID-19 have disrupted traditional supply chains, accentuating the need for digital transformation.
Supply chain and logistics companies are increasingly adopting new technologies and developing new capabilities in artificial intelligence (AI), the internet of things (IoT), and robotics as part of the transformation efforts.
You will possess a competitive advantage given that supply chain and logistics business models and operations are fast evolving with emerging digital technologies. You will acquire interdisciplinary knowledge in three focus areas:
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Supply Chain Management will equip you with knowledge and skill sets in designing digital supply chain solutions.
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ICT forms the bedrock of foundational computer science and software engineering is essential for mastery of digital skills.
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System and Engineering will equip you with knowledge and skill sets in conducting systems modelling, simulation, and managing the digital supply chain integration projects.
Upon graduation, you will take on technical roles in digital transformation, Industry 4.0, systems and solutions development, and systems and project management in the public or private sectors, or embark on further postgraduate study and join research institutions or academia.
Programme Highlights
- Supply Chain 4.0
- Supply Chain Solutions Design
- E-commerce Logistics
- Cyber-physical Digital Twins in Supply Chain
- Industrial Internet of Things and Data Analytics
- Introduction to Software Engineering
- Machine Learning
- Capstone Project
- Eight-month Integrated Work Study Programme (IWSP)
Industry Partnership
With the aim of growing graduates highly valued by the industry, a tight nexus has been forged between the curriculum offered by SIT and the specific skills needed by the industry. SIT works closely with our industry partners to ensure our students develop professional competencies through the Integrated Work Study Programme (IWSP), industry capstone projects, and applied research projects.
Through the established partnerships, students can look forward to gaining work attachment, capstone project collaboration and networking opportunities with SLA’s pool of more than 600 members, leading regional supply chain management provider YCH, and premier supply chain technology solutions provider Y3 Technologies.
Integrated Work Study Programme
As part of applied learning, SIT offers extended work placements. Students will undertake an eight-month Integrated Work Study Programme (IWSP) with a company. You will learn to integrate theories through practice, acquire industry knowledge and develop professional skills in a real-world environment. IWSP provides an opportunity for students to immerse themselves in the placement company’s business and culture. The practical experience will allow students to smoothly transit into a career upon graduation.
Term-In Term-Out (TITO)
The TITO pathway allows students to alternate their time between the university and the workplace every year. At the end of their full-time undergraduate studies, students on this pathway would have spent extended time learning and immersing in authentic industry settings to gain substantial work experience without prolonging the duration of their degree programme. The TITO pathway exemplifies the foundation of our applied learning pedagogy, which is ‘learning by doing’, and we believe that this will give students a stronger head-start to the working world by exposing them to the latest industry developments, business intricacies and work cultures.
Career Options
- Supply Chain Solutions Engineer
- Supply Chain Analyst
- Data Scientist
- Software Engineer
- Business Process Analyst
Programme Structure (AY2025/26)*
Module Title | Credits |
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Mathematics 1 | 6 |
Mathematics 2 | 6 |
Fundamentals of Supply Chain Management | 6 |
Programming Fundamentals | 6 |
Introduction to Computer Systems | 6 |
Business Accounting | 6 |
Web Systems and Technologies | 6 |
Object-Oriented Programming | 6 |
Supply Chain 4.0 (Integrated Workplace Learning 1) | 6 |
Supply Chain Operations (Integrated Workplace Learning 2) | 9 |
Demand and Inventory Planning | 6 |
Introduction to Software Engineering | 6 |
Cyber Security Fundamentals | 6 |
Systems and Project Management | 6 |
Supply Chain Solutions Design | 6 |
E-Commerce Logistics | 6 |
Systems Modelling and Simulation | 6 |
Operations Research and Risk Management | 6 |
Industrial Internet of Things and Data Analytics | 6 |
Machine Learning | 6 |
Integrated Work Study Programme | 20 |
Capstone Project | 10 |
* The programme structure is subject to change without prior notice. SIT regularly reviews its curriculum to ensure that it remains industry-relevant and prepares our students for the evolving needs of industry.
Eligibility and Exemption
Diploma holders from any of the five local polytechnics, A-Level / IB Diploma graduates, and holders of equivalent Year 12 qualifications are welcome to apply.
Applicants with a strong proficiency and interest in Computing, Supply Chain, and Logistics are encouraged to apply.
A-Levels / IB Diploma Prerequisites
Obtained a good pass in any two of the following H1/H2 or SL/HL subjects: Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Computing, or Computer Science.
Module Exemptions
Subject to approval, diploma applicants may be granted module exemptions, based on the modules taken during their diploma.
Fees and Finances
Singapore Citizen
Permanent Resident
International Student
Industry Advisory Committee
The members of the Industry Advisory Committee for this programme are: