Bachelor of Business With a Major in Logistics and Supply Chain Management

With a Major in Logistics and Supply Chain Management, you'll be the driving force behind the success of every business.

Whether you want to work for a powerful multinational corporation, or a local business, your knowledge of logistics and supply chain management will be highly regarded by employers.

You'll learn how to manage the flow of goods and resources in a global marketplace, develop project management and negotiation skills, and plan the handling, storage, and distribution of products. Taught by skilled professionals, you'll learn key business tips throughout your degree and graduate ready to step into the workplace with confidence.

The Bachelor of Business with a major in Logistics and Supply Chain Management is accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) International, and is a part of the five per cent of business schools worldwide accredited by AACSB.

• Management: Find out how to identify and solve logistical problems through effective management systems.
• Procurement: Learn about the purchase process and how to make buying decisions, including maintaining relationships with suppliers and the supplier selection process.
• Global Logistics: Discover how the logistics and supply chain industry functions in a global marketplace and how this relates to improving profits sustainably.
• Operations Management: Learn how to manage operations at every level of the supply chain.
• Understanding Risk: Explore popular practices and develop strategies to manage and minimise risk.

Take a lead role in the management of producing goods and services. Oversee the distribution of products and find areas of improvement to strengthen business operations.

Create a smooth flow of operations. In this role, you'll oversee the distribution and transport of goods for organisations. You'll schedule, plan and liaise with clients and suppliers.

Manage inventory and stock for a variety of industries. You'll coordinate logistics, manage supply chain data and play a key role in the distribution of goods.

You'll be responsible for forecasting demand and ensuring your clients and companies are aware of it. You'll be an expert at understanding the market and making organisational plans.

Play a key role in maintaining the relationship between vendors, distributors and suppliers. You'll ensure that supply meets demand and take part in purchasing and planning decisions.

You'll assist a department or company by ensuring they have enough product to meet customer demand. You'll anticipate the changing needs of the customer, the availability of materials and work to maximise profit levels.

Make exciting changes and recommendations to the broader supply chain. You'll analyse current processes in order to make recommendations and work to make improvements to operations.