Graduate Certificate in Supply Chain Management

To attain the Graduate Certificate in Supply Chain Management, students are required to complete 48 credit points, which is equivalent to 4 units. All 4 units are professional core units: International Supply Chain Structure, Supply Chain and Logistics Management, Green Logistics, and Operations Management.

The VU Block Model® is an award-winning study approach where instead of juggling several units at once, you complete two units over 8 weeks if studying full-time, or just one unit if studying part-time. Learning takes place in workshop-style classes, helping you develop strong connections with your peers and practical skills for your career, as well as receiving fast feedback on assignments.

Yes. The Graduate Certificate in Supply Chain Management is nested within the broader Master of Supply Chain Management and also provides a pathway to Victoria University's highly regarded MBA (Master of Business Administration). Graduates are encouraged to progress to the Master in Supply Chain Management.

The course is a full-fee course, meaning it is not government subsidised and you will pay the total cost of each unit. The indicative fee for a full-time student is AU$17,250 per year. In addition to tuition fees, students are also required to pay a Student Services and Amenities Fee (SSAF). Scholarships are available to help eligible students with costs.

As of the information available on the page, applications are currently closed and there are no scheduled intakes for this course. Prospective students are encouraged to register their interest so that Victoria University can get in contact to discuss their options.