Supply chain and logistics Jobs in the UK with a Sponsor Licence: 115 Open (Oct 2026)

Supply chain and logistics Jobs in the UK with a Sponsor Licence: 115 Open (Oct 2026)

Jobs by degree
There are 115 supply chain and logistics roles at UK employers with a sponsor licence in the past 30 days. Of these, 47 are not senior roles and 8 are graduate, internship or apprenticeship opportunities. This page helps you understand the work, skills and employers represented, then assess which adverts may fit your experience and visa plans.
Open roles at licensed employers
115
Graduate, internship & apprenticeship
8
Employers hiring
70
Cities
8

Roles first seen in the last 30 days and still open. Updated weekly.

Supply chain and logistics graduate jobs, internships and apprenticeships open now

What kinds of supply chain and logistics roles are open

  • Logistics and warehousing: 49 roles
  • Procurement and buying: 44 roles
  • Supply chain analysis: 11 roles
  • Planning and inventory: 11 roles

What supply chain and logistics graduates do in the UK

Supply chain and logistics graduates can work across four main areas: logistics and warehousing, procurement and buying, supply chain analysis, and planning and inventory. The largest groups are logistics and warehousing, with 49 roles, and procurement and buying, with 44. Smaller groups cover supply chain analysis and planning and inventory, with 11 roles each.

Day to day work ranges from coordinating warehouses, equipment, packaging and deliveries to sourcing goods and services, comparing prices, negotiating contracts and managing suppliers. Other roles use data to monitor stock, demand and service, or maintain production schedules and material availability. Some early career positions rotate through procurement, sourcing, supplier risk, stakeholder work and process improvement.

  • Logistics and warehousing: coordinate materials, equipment, packaging, storage and field operations.
  • Procurement and buying: source products or services, obtain quotes, run purchasing processes and work with suppliers.
  • Supply chain analysis: use data, reporting and analytics to identify supply or operational improvements.
  • Planning and inventory: forecast demand, maintain stock levels and schedules, and support product availability.

What employers ask for

The adverts ask for practical organisation, communication and analysis. Examples include spend and market analysis, supplier relationship management, stakeholder collaboration, demand forecasting, inventory monitoring, contract negotiation, competitive bidding, accurate record keeping and resolving queries. Employers also value proactive problem solving, ownership, commercial judgement and the ability to work across teams such as production, finance, procurement and planning.

Software and systems are not named consistently across the listings, but the descriptions mention data, digital tools and analytics, NetSuite ERP, P2P purchasing processes, integrated business planning, master data, reporting and CAD. The GSK placement says applicants must check the degree requirements for each role, have completed at least two years of an undergraduate degree, and remain enrolled at a UK or Republic of Ireland university throughout the placement.

  • Technical themes include data analysis, forecasting, inventory, purchasing systems and accurate financial or project data.
  • Useful behaviours include clear communication, organisation, initiative, collaboration and finding solutions when plans change.
  • Read each advert for its precise degree, study and experience requirements, because these differ by role.

Which employers and sectors are hiring

Technology and software has the most roles by sector, with 32, followed by business services and HR with 28, manufacturing with 15, consulting and marketing with 7, and wholesale and retail with 6. The named employers span technology, energy and environment, manufacturing, consulting and marketing, business services and HR, and legal and accounting.

Private Equity Insights has the largest employer total with 20 roles. Other employers with the most listed roles are Vertice Technology with 5, BP and Lenovo with 4 each, and TikTok, Amazon, Unilever, Proxima and unybrands with 3 each. London has 55 roles, making it the main location shown, with further roles in places including Hemel Hempstead, Cambridge, Cardiff and Milton Keynes.

  • Technology and software: 32 roles, including Vertice Technology, Lenovo, TikTok, Amazon and Proxima.
  • Business services and HR: 28 roles, including Private Equity Insights.
  • Manufacturing: 15 roles, including Unilever.
  • Consulting and marketing: 7 roles, including unybrands.
  • Wholesale and retail: 6 roles.

Applying as an international student

Graduate roles are few compared with the overall supply chain and logistics market, so internships, industrial placements and apprenticeships matter. The listings include placement opportunities for students who are still studying, as well as internships. A role asking for a little experience can still be worth considering if your degree projects, part-time work, placement or strong evidence of the required skills match the advert.

An employer holding a sponsor licence is not promising sponsorship for every vacancy. Read the advert carefully and ask the employer whether the specific role can support your immigration position before relying on it. Check the Graduate visa route and the latest Skilled Worker rules on GOV.UK, including the requirements that apply to your circumstances, and keep your application focused on the duties and evidence requested.

  • Search for graduate, internship, industrial placement and apprenticeship wording, not only jobs with graduate in the title.
  • Explain relevant coursework, projects, systems, data work, supplier activity and any experience managing stock, orders or schedules.
  • Check the role’s eligibility and sponsorship position directly with the employer and GOV.UK.

Employers with a sponsor licence hiring for supply chain and logistics

EmployerSectorOpen roles
Private Equity InsightsBusiness services & HR20
Vertice TechnologyTechnology & software5
BPEnergy & environment4
LenovoTechnology & software4
TikTokTechnology & software3
AmazonTechnology & software3
UnileverManufacturing3
ProximaTechnology & software3
unybrandsConsulting & marketing3
Slaughter and MayLegal & accounting2
BurberryWholesale & retail2
AG Barr2
NorgineManufacturing2
myenergiManufacturing2
E L F Beauty UKBusiness services & HR2

Where the roles are

  • London: 55 roles
  • Hemel Hempstead: 4 roles
  • Cambridge: 3 roles
  • Cardiff: 3 roles
  • Milton Keynes: 2 roles
  • Reading: 2 roles
  • Hengoed: 2 roles
  • Grimsby: 2 roles

Other open supply chain and logistics roles worth a look

Not senior, at employers on the sponsor register; some ask for a few years' experience.

Frequently asked questions

How many supply chain and logistics jobs are open at licensed UK employers?

The listing shows 115 roles at employers with a UK sponsor licence in the past 30 days. There are 47 roles that are not senior, and 8 graduate, internship or apprenticeship opportunities. These figures describe the listings, not a guarantee that any vacancy is suitable for sponsorship.

Can an international graduate apply for these roles?

Yes, you can apply where you meet the advert’s requirements and have the right to work or a viable immigration route. A role asking for some experience may still suit a strong graduate if you can show relevant projects, placements, study or transferable skills. Check the employer’s position on the specific vacancy.

Which UK visa routes should supply chain and logistics graduates check?

Graduates should check whether the Graduate visa route applies to them and review the current Skilled Worker rules. Eligibility depends on your circumstances and the role, so use GOV.UK for the official requirements and do not rely on the employer’s sponsor licence alone.

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How to read this page

A sponsor licence means the employer is allowed to sponsor visas. It does not mean every role it advertises will be sponsored. Check the advert, and the salary rules for the Skilled Worker visa on GOV.UK, before you apply.

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