Supply Chain & Lean Management courses

About Graduate Diploma In Business (supply Chain Management) in Victoria University

Overview

Start your career in supply-chain management with real-world connections and experience when you study the Graduate Diploma in Business (Supply Chain Management).

Our graduate diploma is suited to industry professionals with no bachelors degree. It also builds on undergraduate qualifications in this discipline. You can progress to our respected masters, or aim for an early management role in logistics on completion.

The course offers exceptional opportunities to gain industry knowledge and skills. Many of our lecturers are practising professionals, with current, relevant experience. You’ll have access to a world-class research centre – the only one of its type in Australia.

You’ll study the fundamentals of supply-chain management. You’ll graduate with a skill set to support the supply chain, including:

• Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems
• logistics strategy
• green logistics
• supply-chain structure.

This diploma offers a pathway to the Master of Business (Supply Chain Management) and Master of Supply Chain Management.

A green focus for the changing industry

The market for ‘green’ procurement of goods, transport and services has grown significantly in Australia. Our masters offers a Green Logistics elective so that you’ll be ready to assess and minimise the environmental impacts of your work.

This green unit improves your understanding of the impact of logistics and global supply chains. Processes behind converting raw materials, and global distribution, can have significant environmental effects. We teach you to understand the following areas:

• air quality
• noise and vibration
• environmental disasters
• global warming.

Careers in Supply-Chain Management

Our graduate diploma prepares you for early management roles in supply chain or logistics. Career possibilities include the following:

• supply-chain manager
• logistics professional
• global procurement specialist
• sourcing/distribution manager
• enterprise resource planning developer
• transport coordinator
• warehouse supervisor
• import/export manager
• customs manager.

Salaries

The average salary for supply and distribution managers in Australia is $83,200 (JobOutlook(external link)).

Employment opportunities

Employment for supply and distribution managers is expected to grow in the next few years (JobOutlook(external link)).

You could find work managing procurement and supply chains in private business or the public sector. Our graduates have gone on to work for companies including:

• Linfox
• Toll
• ANL
• BASF
• BP.

Academic qualification equivalents:

• Entry into a masters degree requires you to have completed an undergraduate qualification that is comparable to
  an Australian bachelor degree, honours degree or graduate diploma..

English language requirements (one of the below):

• IELTS          :       Overall score of 6.5 (no band less than 6.0)
• TOEFL         :      Test score of 79. Section score no less than:Listening: 19,Speaking: 19,Reading: 18,Writing: 22
• PTE              :       Overall score of 58-64 (with no section score less than 50)

Victoria University Highlights

Victoria University Average Tuition Fees And Other Expenses

The average tuition fees and other expenses at Victoria University vary depending on the course and level of study. Here is a general overview of the estimated costs for international students:

1. Tuition fees: The tuition fees for international students at Victoria University range from approximately AUD$24,000 to AUD$40,000 per year, depending on the course and level of study.

2. Overseas Student Health Cover (OSHC): International students are required to have health insurance while studying in Australia. The cost of OSHC varies depending on the duration of your course and your chosen provider, but it generally ranges from approximately AUD$500 to AUD$2,000 per year.

3. Accommodation: The cost of accommodation will depend on whether you choose to live on or off campus, as well as the type of accommodation you choose. On-campus accommodation ranges from approximately AUD$200 to AUD$400 per week, while off-campus accommodation can range from AUD$150 to AUD$350 per week.

4. Living expenses: The cost of living in Melbourne will depend on your lifestyle and spending habits. As a general guide, you should budget for approximately AUD$20,000 to AUD$25,000 per year to cover expenses such as food, transportation, and entertainment.

It's important to note that these are only estimates, and the actual costs may vary depending on your individual circumstances. Additionally, domestic students may have different fee structures and funding options available to them. It's recommended to check the university's website for more detailed information on tuition fees and other expenses.

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