La Trobe University

Master of Logistics and Supply Chain Management

La Trobe University

Type of institution: University/Higher Education Institution
Level: Postgraduate
CRICOS: 00115M

Break into the transforming world of logistics and supply chain management. Experienced logistics and supply chain professionals are critical for business success - especially as organisations look to craft more resilient supply chains that can survive global shocks. These professionals are leading innovation in e-commerce, automation, advanced manufacturing and data analytics. Want to join them? Build the skills to step into these in-demand roles and transform the world of business logistics. Tackle real-world logistics and supply chain challenges while using emerging analytics technologies to transform business practice with La Trobe's Master of Logistics and Supply Chain Management. Designed and delivered in consultation with industry professionals, you'll gain direct exposure to the logistics and supply chain sector through field trips to ports and distribution centres, guest lectures, hands-on assessments, and optional industry placements.

Structure

To qualify for the award of Master of Logistics and Supply Chain Management, students must complete 240 credit points consisting of: 210 core credit points 30 prescribed elective credit points

Subjects

  • First Year Subjects: Academic Integrity Module
  • Artificial Intelligence for Business
  • Business Systems Design and Analysis
  • Customer Experience Management
  • Foundation of Logistics and Supply Chain Management
  • Global and Comparative Human Resource Management
  • International Trade
  • Principles of Business Analytics
  • Project Management
  • Sustainable Procurement and Supply Planning
  • Total Quality Management

Standard entry requirements

Postgraduate: Prerequisites - Course specific requirements - 1.5-year full-time

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