Master of Procurement and Supply Chain Management

The Master of Procurement and Supply Chain Management extends your knowledge and skills across best-practice and emerging supply chain management concepts, theories, principles and methods.
You explore strategic procurement, supply chain design and analytics, integrated logistics management and more, alongside courses covering wider business knowledge. Expertise is built in core areas including strategic procurement, digital supply chains, and supply chain design and analytics, together with an advanced understanding of complex SCM strategies and digital tools.
The degree critically examines supply chain management practice in global contexts, and is framed around the pressures the field now faces — unexpected delays and disruptions, sustainability concerns, and rising costs of raw materials and energy.
You make industry connections with experienced supply chain professionals and executives, and are taught by industry executives and leading scholars in the field.
The program totals 96 units — 72 units of core courses, 6 units of work integrated learning and 18 units of electives — over two years at the Adelaide City Campus, with February and July intakes.