Logistics & Supply Chain Management - Conversion Course - Aungier Street

What is Logistics and Supply Chain Management?

Within the current turbulent and volatile business environment organisations are actively restructuring their supply chains and operations to remain competitive. Rapid technological advances, global distribution operations, tighter relationships with fewer suppliers and increased reliance on outsourcing and subcontracting have sharpened the need for advanced logistics and supply chain management capabilities. With sustainability being a primary driver in long-term strategic planning, future leaders are now at a pivotal moment. Future leaders need to develop their skills to utilise advances in technology and incorporate analytics to rethink their practices and transform supply chains.



The Master of Science in Logistics and Supply Chain Management will equip graduates with the requisite skills and knowledge to enable organisations, societies, governments and supply chains to manage shocks and disruption and maintain their business continuity and competitiveness. The programme aims to meet the growing need for Logistics and Supply Chain Management experts who can analyse complex information from multiple sources and provide data driven sustainable solutions to complex logistics and supply chain management problems. Delivered over one academic year, the underlying philosophy is to provide a diverse and challenging range of learning experiences in which students explore an appropriate body of knowledge and become future industry leaders.

Module listing

Year One

Semester 1

Design and Management of Logistics Systems [Mandatory]

Logistics and Supply Chain Fundamentals [Mandatory]

Research Methodology and Methods [Mandatory]

Strategic Operations Management [Mandatory]

Strategic Procurement Management [Mandatory]

Supply Chain Simulation and Business Process Modelling [Mandatory]



Semester 2

Dissertation [Mandatory]

Supply Chain Simulation and Business Process Modelling [Mandatory]

Project Management [Mandatory]

Organisational Resilience [Mandatory]

Sustainable Supply Chains [Mandatory]

Research Methodology and Methods [Mandatory]

Finance for Strategic Decision Making [Elective]

Maritime Logistics [Elective]

Strategic Marketing [Elective]

Supply Chain Analytics [Elective]

Minimum Entry Requirements?

Level 8, Second Class Honours, lower division (2.2).



If English is not your first language you will need to provide evidence of your English language proficiency as detailed on our website. Applicants for this course should have a minimum IELTS (Academic Version) English Proficiency of 6.5 overall and nothing less than 6.0 in any component.

Applications for full-time and some part-time postgraduate programmes commencing in September 2026 are now open. Applications for the remaining part-time programmes will open in February 2026. Please check individual course pages for application details.

1 year full-time, on-campus delivery.



Schedule: 3 days per week onsite for lectures. Independent learning 2 days per week.

Commencement Date: September 2026.