Kaplan

Structure and Content

The Master of Logistics and Supply Chain Management degree program consists of 11 courses. It may be completed in 15 to 18 months through offshore learning mode, as follows:

 

Term 1	Supply Chain Management G Project Planning and Control G
Term 2	Economic Decisions Operation Management Systems
Term 3	Logistics Engineering G Integrated Logistics Management G
Term 4	Six Sigma for the Supply Chain  Supply Chain Modelling and Simulation G
Term 5	Enterprise Resource Planning Procurement and Purchasing Management
Term 6	Cases in Logistics and Supply Chain

Entry Requirement

A good university degree or equivalent professional qualification, and a sound command of the English language.

Exclusive exemptions for those who possess the Certificate in Supply Chain Management or Specialist Diploma in Supply Chain Management awarded by Nanyang Polytechnic (or equivalent certification) to receive up to 4 or 5 modules exemption respectively.

Delivery Method

Each term is a 12-week period covering 2 courses of study. Each course consists of 20 contact hours and will be conducted on weeks 5 to 6 of the term, from Thursday till Sunday, after office hours in the evenings and/or over the weekends / public holidays.

Assessment Methods

The MLSC program emphasises the learning of leading edge concepts and knowledge, and their applications in organisations. In line with this, each course is assessed by written assignments and/or examinations.

Graduation and Degree

Students who successfully complete the program will be awarded the prestigious Master of Logistics & Supply Chain Management Degree by University of South Australia. The degree will be the same as that awarded to students on-campus. Graduates will be allowed to use the title MLSC (South Australia) after their names.