Do I need to complete a bachelor's degree in logistics before pursuing a master's in logistics and supply chain management, or can I directly apply for a master's in UK?

No, you do not need a bachelor's degree specifically in logistics to pursue a master's in logistics and supply chain management.

Most UK universities accept applicants from a variety of academic backgrounds, such as business administration, engineering, or related fields. Your Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) is generally sufficient for direct entry.

Some programs may also consider relevant work experience or related coursework, but a logistics-specific bachelor's is not mandatory. Entry requirements can vary by university, so your profile with a BBA and 36 months of work experience makes you a strong candidate for these programs.