Graduate Certificate in Logistics Management

What you will study

To complete the Graduate Certificate in Logistics Management, you must complete two core courses and two electives.

Core courses

Complete the following:

• Logistics Management

Complete one of the following:

• The Business of Managing Projects
• Risk Management in Logistics
• Strategic Logistics Management

Elective courses

Complete two of the following:

• Strategic Management
• Strategic Human Resources
• Accounting for Management Decisions
• Business Law
• Public Service Implementation
• Economic World View
• Change Management
• Humanitarian Logistics
• Critical Analysis in Business
• Strategic Procurement and Outsourcing
• Asset Management
• Systems Engineering Practice
• Evidence-based Decision Making
• Capability Option Analysis

Entry requirements

Academic requirements

To gain entry into the Graduate Certificate in Logistics Management, an applicant must meet one of the following entry requirements:

• Completion of a bachelor's degree with honours in the same or a related discipline* from a recognised institution.
• Completion of a graduate diploma or graduate certificate in a related discipline from a recognised institution.
• Completion of a bachelor's degree in the same or a related discipline* from a recognised institution and completion of at least three years of relevant full-time professional experience.
• Completion of a bachelor's degree in a non-related discipline; and completion of at least four years of relevant full-time professional experience.
• Evidence of other qualifications and professional experience to be assessed as acceptable grounds for admission into the program by the relevant program authority. In certain circumstances, students may be required to undertake and successfully complete a relevant non-award course as a condition for admission into the program. This non-award course may also be credited towards the program upon admission.

*Related discipline/s: Business, management, economics, accounting, information technology, information systems, engineering, human resource management, project management, public policy, marketing management and law.

Outcomes

Learning outcomes

• Communicate effectively to transmit logistics knowledge and skills to a range of audiences and be capable of independent and collaborative inquiry.
• Synthesise disciplinary knowledge and skills to achieve organisational objectives in a range of logistics management contexts.
• Analyse logistics management issues and develop appropriate solutions, through critical thinking and problem solving skills that ensure efficient and effective outcomes.
• Support logistics issues in a wider management context so as to ensure the best outcomes organisation wide.