In this course you will develop independent and academic learning skills to facilitate ongoing professional development, including further study at undergraduate or postgraduate level.

• Location:
  City Flinders
• College:
  College of Business
• Duration:
  2 years
• Intake:
  February
• Course code:
  BADL
• CRICOS:
  070857D
• Fees:
  A$9560.00 per semester
• This information is for international students.
  Click here to see information for Australian residents

How to apply

Graduates will be able to pursue careers in Logistics and Supply Chain Management (LSCM) in any industry with LSCM functions, such as:

• inventory
• distribution
• warehousing
• purchasing
• freight and transport
• manufacturing and service operations

Learn more about your career options on the Australian government's Career Information and Resources website.

1. Provide students with the principles and practices, knowledge and attributes of a Logistics professional required in the increasingly complex global business environment.
2. Develop the knowledge and skills in the development and operation of integrated logistics, supply management, warehousing, inventory, transport and sustainable business relationships in an international business environment.
3. To understand the impact of logistics functions and their integration with other business functions.
4. To assess, monitor and maintain quality systems in logistic through the effective use of information technology, human resources and accounting processes.
5. Enable students to research, critique and evaluate the implementation of cost effective solutions to assist enterprises enhance their competitive advantage.
6. Develop independent and academic learning skills, thereby facilitating graduates ongoing professional development, including further study at undergraduate or postgraduate level.

Fourteen units of study delivered by the VE sector and eight units of study delivered by the HE sector with 192 credit points.

Diploma of Logistics Part 1:

• Manage People Performance

  Unit code

  BSBMGT502A

Diploma of Logistics Part 2:

• Manage Warehouse Inventory System

  Unit code

  MEM11015B

Associate Degree Part 1 (year 2):

• Business Statistics

  Unit code

  BEO1106

  Credits

  12

• Information Systems for Business

  Unit code

  BCO1102

  Credits

  12

• E-Supply Chain Management

  Unit code

  BMO2203

  Credits

  12

• Professional Development 1 - Critical Thinking and Problem Solving

  Unit code

  BFP1100

  Credits

  12

• The Enterprise Project

  Unit code

  BMO3100

  Credits

  12

Associate Degree Part 2 (year 2):

• Operations Management

  Unit code

  BMO2181

  Credits

  12

• Management and Organisation Behaviour

  Unit code

  BMO1102

  Credits

  12

• Integrated Supply Chain Management

  Unit code

  BMO3123

  Credits

  12

• TAFE: There are two entry paths into the Associate Degree in Logistics: 1.Applicants must show successful completion of Certificate IV from VET sector. Applicants must also demonstrate through an interview, the learning and professional capabilities to complete the course. Selection will be through the Faculty processes. Students will undertake year 1 study with the Institute of Supply Chain Logistics (ISCL) to complete the Diploma of Logistics before they commence Year 2 of the Associate Degree in Logistics. 2. The Pathway entry to the Associate Degree in Logistics is from the Diploma of Logistics and will be open to graduates of the Diploma that have achieved acceptable grades. The Diploma can be studied at any member institute of the Supply Chain Learning Network.
• Year 12: Entry into the Associate Degree will require successful completion of year 12 with a relevant ATAR score or its equivalent. Students will undertake year 1 study with the Institute of Supply Chain Logistics (ISCL) to complete the Diploma of Logistics before they commence Year 2 of the Associate Degree in Logistics in Higher Education sector.
• International: In addition to satisfying the entry requirements for Australian resident students or demonstrating equivalence, overseas students must provide evidence of proficiency in the English language:International English Language Testing System - overall score of 6 and no individual band score less than 6.0 or equivalent.
• Mature: Students with demonstrated work experience may undertake a Recognition of Prior Learning assessment prior to commencing the Associate Degree.

Special admission requirements

Students with demonstrated work experience may undertake a Recognition of Prior Learning assessment prior to commencing the Associate Degree. A maximum of 50% of the content i.e. the equivalent to 96 credit points may be granted as credit through RPL in accordance with the University Learning Pathways and Qualifications Linkages Pathway Policy (POA070214000)

English language requirements

Find out if you meet the entry requirements, including English language and academic requirements.