About This Course
This postgraduate course examines how artificial intelligence and blockchain can be used to enable efficient, transparent, and sustainable circular supply chains. It focuses on applying tools such as predictive analytics, digital twins, and smart contracts to improve traceability, optimise material flows, and reduce waste across product lifecycles. Through applied examples and case studies, students develop the technical, analytical, and ethical skills needed to design and manage AI and blockchain driven supply chain solutions aligned with circular economy principles.
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What You Will Learn
Skills You Will Gain
Intelligent Supply Chain Optimisation
Blockchain-Based Traceability
Strategic Supply Chain Transformation
Your 13-Week Journey
Week 1 – Circular Supply Chain Foundations
Understanding circular supply chains, enablers, barriers, and digital transformation drivers.
Week 3 – Blockchain Technology Fundamentals
Exploring blockchain for secure, transparent, and trusted supply-chain data.
Week 5 – Traceability Across Product Lifecycles
Ensuring provenance, transparency, and lifecycle visibility with digital tools.
Week 7 – Smart Contracts for Sustainability
Automating sustainable transactions and compliance in circular supply chains.
Week 9 – Data Governance and Ethical AI
Managing data, privacy, and ethical challenges in digital supply chains.
Week 11 – Measuring Circularity with Digital Metrics
Using digital indicators to assess circular and environmental performance.
Week 13 – Standards for AI and Blockchain
Applying international standards for trust, interoperability, and sustainability.
Week 1 — Systems in Transition
See the world in systems.
Learn to rethink linear vs circular economies and explore planetary boundaries.
Week 2 — The Digital–Circular Nexus
Discover how tech enables sustainability.
Explore how AI, IoT, and data power circular innovation.
Week 3 — Policy as Infrastructure
Understand Europe’s circular blueprint.
Dive into the EU Green Deal, CEAP, and Digital Europe frameworks.
Week 4 — Designing for Re-entry
Design for durability, reuse, and remanufacturing.
Learn how digital twins and simulation tools extend product lifecycles.
Week 5 — Tracking Resources Through Data
Follow materials in motion.
Understand how IoT and data infrastructures create transparency in supply chains.
Week 6 — Blockchain for Accountability
Trust through transparency.
Explore blockchain’s potential for tracking, verification, and ethical assurance.
Week 7 — Learning Loops with AI
Let data drive regeneration.
See how AI and machine learning enable adaptive circular decision-making.
Week 8 — Cognitive Factories
Meet the new industrial symbiosis.
Examine how robotics and smart manufacturing create circular production systems.
Week 9 — Reverse Intelligence
Close the loop through recovery.
Explore reverse logistics, digital disassembly, and resource recovery networks.
Week 10 — Measuring Circularity
Turn data into progress.
Use metrics, KPIs, and dashboards to track circular performance.
Week 11 — Financing the Regenerative Future
Empower innovation.
Discover how deep-tech, investment, and valuation models support circular ventures.
Week 12 — Ethics and Mindsets
Lead with responsibility.
Reflect on ethics, human–machine collaboration, and the competences for circular leadership.
Week 13 — 2040 and Beyond
Imagine the future you want to build.
Learn to rethink linear vs circular economies and explore planetary boundaries.
Learn With Us
Giorgos Demetriou
Associate Dean of Research and Innovation
Giorgos Demetriou
Associate Dean of Research and Innovation
Giorgos Demetriou
Associate Dean of Research and Innovation
Giorgos Demetriou
Associate Dean of Research and Innovation
Giorgos Demetriou
Associate Dean of Research and Innovation










