新加坡PSB學院

This logistics and supply chain management degree 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.

Students will gain solid grounding on all core disciplines of business in their first academic year. In the second academic year, students will major in supply chain management and gain a deeper understanding of supply chain structures and develop an understanding of procurement and inventory management models, the role of enabling technologies within the supply chain, and performance measurements techniques.

Career Opportunities

Graduates may choose to pursue a future (but not limited to) in these departments/industries:

Business Development & Consultancy
Business Operations
Entrepreneurship
Management
Purchasing Practices
Transportation & Logistics Management
Warehouse and Inventory Management

Modules

Academic Year 1 (Core Modules)

Accounting Fundamentals in Society
Principles of Responsible Business
Statistics for Business
Economic Essentials for Business
Introductory Principles of Finance
Marketing Principles
Introduction to Management
Business Communications

Academic Year 2 (Major Modules)

Strategic Management
Management and Electronic Business
Systems Thinking and Simulation
Principles of Supply Chain Management
Supply Chain Strategies
Operations Management
Logistics Management
Continuous Quality Improvement

Academic Year 3 (Core Module)

Integrative Business Capstone

Electives

Introductory Marketing Research
Consumer Behaviour
Marketing Effectiveness
Organisational Behaviour
Responsible Leadership
Management of Change
Organisational Analysis

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

Modes of Assessment

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

Graduation Requirements

Upon successful completion of all required modules, students will be awarded the Bachelor of Commerce (Supply Chain Management) from the University of Wollongong.