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Master of Science (Logistics)*
*This course was amended in December 2005 for students commencing in 2006 after the hard copy of the course handbook had been printed. This is the correct entry for this course.
Overview
This course is designed to provide managers with knowledge and expertise in logistics operations management theory and practice, particularly managers within the manufacturing, transport, service and retailing industries.
This course will provide managers with the tools to effectively implement supply chain management, enhancing the competitive success and profitability of their organisation. Professionals and managers working within the logistics and operations management area will acquire the skills required to manage the flow of materials and information within and between organisations.
The Master of Science (Logistics) is accredited by the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport.
Entry Requirements / Assumed Knowledge
Applicants must have a relevant Bachelor degree, typically in the areas of Commerce, Engineering, Mathematics or Information Technology, with an average mark of at least 60% from a recognised institution. Applicants who have a Bachelor degree average mark between 50% and 59% may also be admitted, provided they have completed two years relevant work experience post graduation. Applicants must also meet the University’s English Language requirements (refer to the University’s website at www.uow.edu.au/prospective/international/english/index.html for details).
Those applicants who do not meet the MSc entry requirements listed above, but have a combination of academic qualifications and/or relevant professional work experience, may be admitted into the pathway degree – Graduate Certificate in Commerce (GCC) with an average mark of at least 60%, candidates will be eligible for admission to the MSc.
Advanced Standing
Upon completion of the Graduate Certificate in Logistics, students may apply to progress to the Master of Science (Logistics) and apply for credit for subjects completed under the Graduate Certificate.
Students are not eligible for credit towards the MSc degree for subjects completed under the Graduate Certificate in Commerce.
Course Requirements
Candidates are required to complete a total of eight (8) subjects (48 cps) according to the sequence of study listed below.
Course Program
| Core Subjects |
Credit Points |
| TBS908 |
Supply Chain Management |
6 |
| TBS912 |
Quantitative Methods for Decision Making |
6 |
| TBS918 |
Strategic Supply Chain Management |
6 |
| TBS933 |
Procurement Management |
6 |
| TBS950* |
Quality in Management |
6 |
| TBS928 |
Logistics Systems |
6 |
| TBS934 |
Logistics Information Systems |
6 |
| TBS935 |
Project Management in Supply Chain |
6 |
| *Students with non-business background will be required to complete TBS901 Accounting for Managers in lieu of TBS 950. |
It is recommended that TBS908 and TBS912 be completed within the first two intakes of study as these subjects develop quantitative skills which will assist students to complete other core subjects within the degree. |
Credit Towards Other Courses
Upon successful completion of the MSc, students may apply to enrol in another of the School’s Masters programs and apply for credit for previous postgraduate studies. Those graduates who meet the MBA entry requirements may apply to enrol in the MBA program, and will be required to complete a further seven specified subjects as determined by the MBA Course Coordinator. |
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