Master of Global Logistics and Supply Chain Management

In today's global economy, businesses are constantly seeking ways to improve their logistics and supply chain systems for a competitive edge. This Master's program is designed for individuals aspiring to careers in logistics and supply chain management, fields with high global demand across many industries. You will gain knowledge of essential theories, concepts, principles, and practices in logistics and supply chain management, enabling you to make informed decisions in a global context. The course also focuses on developing skills in business analytics and optimization to address complex business challenges and enhance supply chain performance. The program offers a flexible nested structure. You can pursue the full Master's degree over two years, or exit with a Graduate Certificate or Graduate Diploma, providing options that align with your career goals and learning progression. The curriculum includes core units and the flexibility to complete either a dissertation or an industry research project in your final year. This practical component allows you to act as a strategic policy advisor to a real company, demonstrating your research capabilities and understanding of managerial implications in maritime, transport, and logistics fields. The University of Tasmania maintains strong connections with employers and industry associations, offering opportunities to network with professionals through events like guest speakers and industry forums. This ensures graduates are well-prepared for the job market and have access to valuable career development resources within the maritime and logistics sectors.

Curriculum

The Master of Global Logistics and Supply Chain Management (MGlobLogSCM) is a nested program. The default option for students without prior cognate study or experience is the 2-year (16 unit) program. Students with relevant prior study or experience can complete the 1.5-year (12 unit) program. A cognate degree includes fields like maritime management, logistics, supply chain management, or business. Cognate industry experience is relevant to maritime, transport, logistics, and supply chain sectors.

1. Year 1
   • Business Continuity ManagementHSP602
2. Year 2

Careers

Graduates are prepared for management and senior administrative roles in various sectors, including private enterprises, industry organizations, and government bodies. The maritime and logistics industries are crucial for international trade and sustainable development, requiring skilled professionals to manage contemporary practices.

• Commercial Shipping
• Ports and Terminals Management
• Transport Operations
• Transport Policy and Administration
• Freight Forwarding
• Import/Export Management
• Logistics and Supply Chain Management
• International Business