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Master of Supply Chain Management

Advance your career in global trade and logistics with a practical, industry-focused Master's degree.

Best for:Professionals in operations, procurement, or logistics seeking to advance their expertise in global supply chain management.

Victoria University · Melbourne, Australia · R1 · First-stage researcher
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Global ProcurementOperations ManagementGreen LogisticsSupply Chain StrategyGlobal Trade
This is a masters position — not a PhD studentship.
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Melbourne
Australia

Overview

The Master of Supply Chain Management at Victoria University is designed to equip professionals with the expertise required to navigate complex global trade and transport environments. This coursework-based programme emphasizes hands-on industry practices, including internships and site visits to bridge the gap between theory and real-world application. Students gain proficiency in essential industry software such as SAP-SCM and SAP-PP to optimize planning, sourcing, and delivery processes. The curriculum covers critical areas including global procurement, operations management, and sustainable logistics strategies. Graduates emerge prepared to manage sophisticated supply-chain models in a global context.

Supply Chain ManagementLogisticsProcurementSAP-SCMOperationsGlobal TradeWarehousing

What you'll do

  • Engage in practical industry-based internships to develop real-world experience.
  • Participate in industry visits to observe professional supply chain operations.
  • Utilize SAP-SCM and SAP-PP software for production planning and supply chain optimization.
  • Analyze and implement strategies for global procurement and operations management.
  • Develop sustainable logistics frameworks within a global business context.

Requirements

Degree required: Australian Bachelor degree (or equivalent) in any discipline, or an Australian Graduate Diploma (or equivalent) in a similar discipline.

Degree offered: Master of Supply Chain Management

Language: English; IELTS overall score of 6.5 with no band less than 6.0 (or equivalent).

Instruction: English

Required skills
  • Foundational knowledge in business or related fields.
  • Ability to engage with complex supply chain models and concepts.
  • Proficiency in English for academic study.
Nice to have
Prior professional experience in operations, procurement, or warehousing.Familiarity with logistics and transport systems.
Eligibility
  • Completion of an Australian Bachelor degree or equivalent.
  • Meeting English language proficiency standards.

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How to apply

Interested applicants should visit the official Victoria University course page to review specific entry requirements and submit their application through the university portal. Ensure all academic transcripts and English proficiency documentation are prepared for the submission process.

Documents required
  • Academic transcripts
  • Proof of English proficiency
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College of Business
Victoria University
Australia
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