Bachelor of Commerce in Logistics and Supply Chain Management

COURSE CURRICULUM

The Bachelor of Commerce major in Logistics and Supply Chain Management is structured to provide students with the knowledge and practical skills required to manage modern supply networks and improve operational efficiency. The course begins with Supply Chain Management, introducing students to the fundamental concepts of planning, coordination, and management of goods and services from suppliers to customers. In the second year, students develop advanced analytical and operational capabilities through units such as Supply Chain Decision Analytics and Supply Chain Logistics, where they learn how to use data-driven approaches to optimise supply chain performance and manage logistics processes effectively. Students also study Project Management and Sustainable Procurement, gaining skills in managing business projects and implementing responsible sourcing practices. In the third year, students further enhance their expertise through Operations and Materials Management, focusing on production processes, resource planning, and inventory control. The final units, Supply Chain Technology and Systems and Supply Chain Project, allow students to explore the role of digital technologies in modern supply chains and apply their knowledge to practical industry-based projects. Through this structured curriculum, students develop strategic, analytical, technological, and problem-solving skills required to succeed in global supply chain environments. Graduates are prepared for careers in logistics, procurement, operations management, supply chain analysis, consulting, and international business.