The Supply Chain Management course provides students with an opportunity to develop skills and knowledge to lead as global managers of people, projects and sustainable systems through supply chain management and information technology.

Supply Chain Management is the concept of moving and handling goods and materials, from the beginning of production to the end of sales process. It includes associated reverse flows such as produce and equipment returns, and recycling. It involves the management of activities including transport, storage, packaging, procurement, and inventory management.

The program integrates theory with practical work applications and emphasises leadership, service, collaborative work, virtual team processes and internet-based communication.

It involves:

• logistics performance measures and benchmarking procedures
• world-class processes for customer service and order processing
• inventory planning and management
• supply chain integration
• transportation, distribution and warehousing
• logistics organisation design alternatives

The University's Accolades

• Rated no.1 for student satisfaction among Australian university students in the independent Sweeney Research Group’s 2009 ‘Uni Student Report’
• Rated in the top 2% of Research Universities in the World by its performance in 2010 Shanghai Jiao Tong Academic Ranking of World Universities
• Achieved five-star ratings in Getting a Job, Positive Graduate Outcomes, Graduate Starting Salary, Research Intensity, Graduate Satisfaction & Generic Skills in 2010 Good Universities Guide (Universities & Private Colleages)
• Excellence in Teaching and Learning

Course Structure

The programme is specially designed with the objective of giving students with GCE ‘O’ levels or equivalent a head start to an undergraduate degree programme. It is jointly taught by both University of Wollongong faculty and local lecturers.

Year 1 consists of PSB's bridging components which are meant to prepare students for further undergraduate work. Year 2 and 3 represent an accelerated programme which allows a typical 3-year degree to be completed in 2 years.

Course Outline

Delivery of modules may not follow the sequence as shown and are subject to change.

Assessment and Examination

Assessments may include assignments, tests, projects, and final examinations.
 

Duration

The accelerated schedule allows a typical 4-year programme to be completed within 3 years (for O-Levels) or 2 years (A-Levels or Polytechnic). Options are available for those who wish to transfer to and complete their studies in Australia. Students who intend to complete their Bachelor of Commerce in Australia will be required to pay tuition fees applicable on-campus at the time of commencement at The University of Wollongong. For more information about studying at the University of Wollongong, Australia, click here.

Graduation Requirements

For more information on graduation requirements, please click here : http://www.uow.edu.au/handbook/yr2011/ug/commerce/H10006744.html
 

Availability

Intake (3-year programme): January, May & August
Intake (2-year programme):  January & August

Local Application (Fees, Entry Requirements & Exemptions)

The entry requirements for local students are:

3-year programme:

•  Minimum of 5 GCE 'O' Levels including a 'Pass' for English

2-year programme:

• Polytechnic Diploma OR
• GCE A-Levels

Applicants who do not meet the above stated requirements will be assessed on a case-by-case basis by the University. 

Total programme fee: S$40,831.20 (3 years) / S$30,816.00 (2 years)*

Graduates of PSB Academy can enjoy fee rebates for subsequent courses. Please contact your Admissions Officer for further details.

* All fees are inclusive of 7% GST and may be subject to change annually
* The above fees excludes textbooks
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International Application (Fees, Entry Requirements & Exemptions)

For international students, please click here.

Total programme fee: S$40,831.20 (3 years) / S$30,816.00 (2 years)*

* All fees are inclusive of 7% GST and may be subject to change annually
* The above fees excludes textbooks 
* Click here to view other charges for students

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- updated on 9 September 2012