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Advanced Diploma in Logistics Program Overview ##"

The Advanced Diploma in Logistics is designed to provide students with theoretical knowledge and practical skills in logistics management, enabling them to apply the principles of logistics management in their working environment. The program focuses on developing knowledge and applied competence related to procurement, logistics processes and practices, project management, logistics research, global supply management, and quantitative techniques.

Program Objectives

The program aims to equip students with the ability to:

• Integrate knowledge of the central areas of one or more fields.
• Identify, analyze, evaluate, critically reflect on, and address complex problems.
• Manage processes in unfamiliar and variable contexts.
• Develop their own ideas and express them using appropriate academic, professional, or occupational discourse.

Admission Requirements

The admission requirements for this program adhere to the University of Johannesburg's Admission and Selection Policy. Students should have:

• A relevant NQF Level 6 qualification with both Logistics (65% average) and Purchasing (65% average) as major modules, with a minimum overall average of 60% for the third year.
• Alternatively, students can complete the UJ bridging program for entering the Advanced Diploma in Logistics with a 65% average for each module.
• Required documentation includes a certified academic record, a certified copy of the highest qualification obtained, an updated and detailed CV, proof of work experience, and the international equivalence of qualifications.

Technical Requirements

To successfully complete the 100% online degree, students should have:

• Basic computer skills, including the ability to operate a computer, manage emails and files, and use a word processing program.
• A laptop or PC with a high-speed internet connection, e-book storage and reading capabilities, and access to social networking platforms.

Module Details

The program consists of eight modules, each undertaken over a seven-week period. The modules include:

• Research Methodology (Logistics)
• Project Management
• Logistics Processes and Practices
• Global Supply Chain Management
• Quantitative Techniques
• Procurement
• Applied Logistics Processes and Practices
• Logistics Research Project

Fees and Credits

The total program credits are 128, with fees calculated per seven-week module. The total tuition fees are R55,680*, with fees per program credit at ｱ R435.

Program Structure

The program is split over two years and consists of compulsory modules and a minor dissertation. Modules are undertaken over a seven-week period, allowing students to balance theory, research, and practical application in their learning experience.