Vak: Financial and Supply Chain Management credits: 5

Vakcode
LBVB26FSM1A
Naam
Financial and Supply Chain Management
Studiejaar
2026-2027
ECTS credits
5
Taal
Engels
Coördinator
F. ten Kate
Werkvormen
  • Hoorcollege
  • Onderwijs
Toetsen
  • Written Exam - Computer, organisatie ToetsCentrum

Leeruitkomsten

PLO1: International Business Opportunities 
In this course, the student develops an intermediate understanding of financial and supply chain concepts to evaluate how firms create and sustain value through financial decisions and inbound logistics management. 

Learning Line: Economics, Finance & Accounting: 

CLO1: The student can analyse financial statements and key performance indicators, including ratio and working capital analysis, to assess a company’s financial position and value creation potential. 

Learning Line: Operations and Supply Chain: 

CLO2: The student can explain and evaluate how inbound logistics and procurement decisions affect the efficiency, responsiveness, and financial health of an organisation. 

 

PLO2: Business Transformation 
In this course, the student learns to apply intermediate financial and operational insights to improve processes and contribute to responsible, data-informed business transformation. 

Learning Line: Economics, Finance & Accounting: 

CLO1: The student can apply financial analysis and working capital management techniques to identify opportunities for improving liquidity, leverage, and sustainable business performance. 

Learning Line: Operations and Supply Chain: 

CLO2: The student can analyse and recommend improvements to inbound logistics and inventory processes to enhance operational effectiveness and support sustainable supply chain transformation. 

Inhoud

This course integrates managerial finance, financial accounting, and inbound logistics to analyse how financial and supply chain decisions jointly influence organisational performance. Students develop skills in ratio analysis, working capital management, and inventory decision-making to evaluate liquidity, efficiency, and value creation. The course supports entrepreneurship by strengthening data-informed financial and operational decision-making. It connects to sustainability and social impact through responsible resource use and sustainable supply chain practices, aligning most strongly with SDG 12 (Responsible Consumption and Production) and SDG 8 (Decent Work and Economic Growth).