Logistics and Supply Chain Management
Getting things where they need to go — sounds simple? Think again! Logistics and supply chains are the reason every single business, organisation and government can do what they do.
Logistics drive our success as a society. Our logistics and supply chain management courses show you how suppliers and manufacturers work together but best of all, they give you strategic thinking skills to change the industry.
In your logistics course, you’ll learn how to build relationships, communicate,and understand the technology that is changing everything about how we move things around.
By the time you graduate with your logistics degree, you won’t just have the confidence and skills to understand modern logistics and supply chains. You’ll also have the skills to help transform them.
Browse our courses to find detailed course information, application dates, entry requirements, fees, subjects, ATAR requirements and more.
Browse our Logistics and Supply Chain Management courses
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