Outline
Outline
Logistics and supply chain professionals manage the supply of goods and services from the supplier to the customer.
Today’s supply chain networks go beyond traditional functions, providing advanced distribution methods that include sustainable practices and innovative technologies for improved efficiency and resilience. Logistics and supply chain professionals are pivotal to navigating network disruptions and fostering sustainable solutions.
In this major, you’ll learn foundations and techniques of supply chain management, purchasing, procurement and systems analysis and design. You’ll gain experience in project and operations management, and look at strategic procurement issues such as competitive conduct, strategy, logistics, management, and sustainable practices to reduce the environmental impacts from logistics and supply chain management.
Supply chain digitalisation and demand-planning are increasingly important in this fast-evolving industry, and this course enables you to build solid expertise in both areas. You’ll also develop valuable skills in supply chain optimisation through the use of innovative simulation technologies.
Globally, the demand for professionals with expertise in logistics and supply chain management is high, with opportunities to work internationally for multinational corporations and logistics firms. You could also increase your career options with study in a complementary area. For example, expertise in automation, blockchain technologies and big data is increasingly desired in supply chain management.
Parent degrees
You can study this major under the following degrees:
- Bachelor of Commerce (as a single or double major)
- Bachelor of Commerce (Advanced) (as a single or double major)
- Bachelor of Innovation (as a single major)
- Bachelor of Arts (as a double major with an Arts major)
Your choice of parent degree can influence the type of career you might have.
Our Commerce degree also offers additional opportunities to customise your course by offering specialisations as well as majors.
What jobs can the Logistics and Supply Chain Management course lead to?
- Inventory manager
- Logistics coordinator/manager
- Procurement officer/manager
- Purchasing officer/manager
- Supply chain analyst
- Transport manager
What jobs can a Logistics and Supply Chain Management double major lead to?
- Art gallery procurement manager (with Fine Art)
- Global supply chain manager (with International Business)
- Import/export manager (with International Business)
- Operations manager (with Management)
- Organisational development specialist (with Human Resource Management)
- Product manager (with Marketing)
- Supply chain financial analyst (with Finance)
What you'll learn
- Appraise logistics and supply chain management concepts, theories, practices, and strategies in a rapidly evolving business environment, GC1
- Create responsible, ethical, and sustainable solutions within global, national, and local supply chain contexts, GC2, GC4
- Reflect upon supply chain innovations with a focus on ethics, technology, and sustainability, GC4
- Demonstrate analytical and communication skills to work effectively within diverse, collaborative business environments, GC3, GC4
- Explain how technology and digitalisation are implemented in best practice supply chain processes, GC3, GC6
