Bachelor of Applied Management (Supply Chain Logistics)

Summary

Tell me about this area Professionals in this space plan, coordinate and monitor the flow of goods and information across suppliers, transport providers, warehouses, production sites and customers. They manage purchasing and sourcing, stock levels and storage, and delivery schedules, using data to forecast demand and improve performance. The work balances cost, service and risk, with growing focus on sustainability and resilient supply chains.

Would it suit me? This area could suit you if you like organising, planning and keeping things on track. You might enjoy solving practical problems, working with numbers and using information to make sound decisions. It helps to be a clear communicator who can work with different people, meet deadlines and adapt when priorities shift.

What will I learn?

Inventory management and stock control Demand planning and forecasting Procurement and sourcing fundamentals Logistics and transport coordination Warehouse operations and distribution Supply chain network design Sustainability in supply chains Digital supply chain analytics

How will I learn?

Guest lectures from industry practitioners Problem-based activities using real scenarios Using digital tools and e-resources Teamwork, presentations and reporting Work-integrated learning and industry projects