Master of Supply Chain Management

Program Overview

The Master of Supply Chain Management at AUT equips students with advanced skills and knowledge to critically assess, plan, design, manage, and innovate supply chain operations. The program emphasizes a global understanding of supply chain logistics and prepares graduates to navigate the complexities of modern economies. Graduates are prepared for a wide range of careers in supply chain management, including logistics manager, procurement/purchasing manager, and supply chain analyst/manager.

Program Outline

Degree Overview:

The Master of Supply Chain Management at AUT equips students with the skills and knowledge to critically assess, plan, design, manage, and innovate supply chain operations. The program emphasizes a global understanding of supply chain logistics and prepares graduates to navigate the complexities of modern economies.

Objective:

• Develop advanced problem-solving abilities
• Foster meaningful contributions to supply chain management
• Prepare graduates with a contemporary and sustainable perspective to address industry challenges
• Revolutionize supply chain management practices with efficient, dynamic, and responsible approaches.

Outline:

The program comprises 180 points and is designed to be completed within 1 to 1.5 years of full-time study or part-time study. Students must complete the following courses:

• BSYS841: Operations and Supply Chain Management (for students starting 2023) / Managing Operations and Processes (for students starting 2024)
• BSYS842: Digital Business (for students starting 2023) / Digital Technologies and Industry 4.0 (for students starting 2024)
• BSYS860: Logistics Management
• BSYS861: Strategic Procurement and Supply Management
• BSYS862: Designing Sustainable Supply Networks
• BSYS864: Supply Chain Analytics: Discovering and Interpreting Data
• BSYS996: Applied Supply Chain Management Project
• BUSS901: Applied Business Research and Communication Skills
• INTB866: Strategy and Performance (for students starting 2023) / Data-Driven Strategy and Performance (for students starting 2024)
Elective courses include:
• BSYS865: Contemporary Digital Organizations (for students starting 2024)
• INTB862: International Entrepreneurship and Innovation (for students starting 2023) / International Entrepreneurship (for students starting 2024)
• MGMT861: Managing Organizations and People

Careers:

Graduates of the Master of Supply Chain Management are prepared for a wide range of careers in supply chain management, including:

• Logistics manager
• Procurement/purchasing manager
• Forecasting manager
• Ports manager
• Warehouse/distribution manager
• Transportation manager
• Supply chain analyst/manager

Tuition Fees and Payment Information:

Domestic $26,755 (for 180 points) ($25,036 tuition fees + $1719 student services levy) International $54,819 (for 180 points) ($53,100 tuition fees + $1719 student services levy)