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Logistics & supply chain management courses

Play a vital role in managing the complex global supply chain

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Introduction to Logistics & supply chain management

We’d all be pretty lost without logistics. Those working in the industry ensure the supply chain functions smoothly. They manage stock in warehouses, use innovative tech to improve efficiency, and make sure packages get where they need to be.

Earn a logistics or supply chain management degree to pursue the career you want in the industry. You’ll explore cutting-edge technology and contemporary issues like cyber security.

Start comparing logistics courses online, from leading universities. Open Universities Australia can offer advice on entry requirements, flexible study arrangements, fees and enrolments. We’ll help you balance your learning with the other commitments in your busy life. 

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Online logistics & supply chain management subjects and short courses

University of Tasmania

Sensors and Sensor Networks

UndergraduateTAS-ZAT124

Study method
100% online
Entry requirements
No ATAR required. Start with a subject.
Start dates
Starts 24 Feb 2025
Griffith University

International Business Logistics

UndergraduateGRF-IBA214

Study method
100% online
Entry requirements
No ATAR required. Start with a subject.
Start dates
Starts 14 Jul 2025
University of Tasmania

Quality Management

UndergraduateTAS-ZAS125

Study method
100% online
Entry requirements
No ATAR required. Start with a subject.
Start dates
Starts 21 Jul 2025
University of Tasmania

Supply Chain and Logistics Management

UndergraduateTAS-ZAA156

Study method
100% online
Entry requirements
No ATAR required. Start with a subject.
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Online logistics & supply chain management degrees

Griffith University

Bachelor of Business

UndergraduateGRF-BUS-DEG

Get the professional skills employers are looking for

Study method
100% online
Duration
3 years full time or part time equivalent
Entry requirements
No ATAR required. Start with a subject.

Available majors

  • Marketing
  • Human Resource Management
  • Management
  • Innovation and Entrepreneurship
  • Sport Management
  • Logistics and Supply Chain Management
  • International Business
  • Political Science and International Relations
  • Contemporary Marketing
University of Tasmania

Supply chain management skills for many industries—including health

Study method
100% online
Swinburne University of Technology

Drive business success across the entire supply chain

Study method
100% online
Duration
3 years full time or part time equivalent
Edith Cowan University

Advance your career in logistics

Study method
100% online
Duration
2 years full time or part time equivalent
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Logistics & supply chain management study FAQs

What is logistics and supply chain management?

Logistics and supply chain management coordinates the movement of goods and services from supplier to consumer. This includes steps such as manufacturing, packaging, inventory, warehousing, and delivery.

It is a truly global industry that involves many different professionals overseeing the process, including operations managers, supply chain analysts, buyers and procurement managers, warehouse managers, and those working in transport and distribution.

What will I learn in a logistics course?

Depending on your course, you will cover topics such as:

  • Managing people and organisations
  • Global logistics
  • International transport systems
  • Economics
  • Procurement
  • Risk management
  • Automation
  • Cyber security technology

If you want to upskill in just one of these areas, you can study a single subject or short course, and finish within weeks.

Read more about single subject study.

Why should I study logistics?

A logistics degree will give you the chance to pursue a solid, well-paying career with plenty of opportunities for advancement.

The industry is currently experiencing a shortage of workers due to an increase in home deliveries and an ageing workforce. This means new graduates are in hot demand.

Maybe you already work in the industry and are looking to formalise your skills. Having a logistics degree under your belt will give you the additional knowledge needed to apply for more challenging or senior roles.

You’ll graduate with a global outlook and understanding of the industry. This can lead to travel opportunities, and even overseas work.

Not quite what you’re looking for? Browse related courses in transport and freight or international trade.

Why should I study a logistics degree online?

Studying a logistics degree online gives you the flexibility to fit your learning around other commitments, including work, family and travel.

You can log into your course at any time to view your lectures, access assessments or participate in virtual discussions. It’s up to you to manage your time and meet your deadlines. Organisation and self-management are essential skills in logistics, so you’ll be well prepared for a career in the industry after completing your course.

Why should I study online through Open Universities Australia?

There are a lot of reasons to study your course online through us.

  • You can enrol without entry requirements 
    We have a unique open-door policy that makes it possible for everyone to enrol in university study, no matter their academic history. If you don’t meet the entry requirements for a degree, we’ll help you get in through single undergraduate subjects and transition into a qualification from there.
  • You have total control over how you study
    Upskill without committing to a whole degree upfront. Or enrol in a full degree, but take it a subject at a time. We’ll introduce you to flexible study options you didn’t even know about, so you can fit uni around what matters to you.
  • You’ll graduate with the same qualification as an on-campus student
    Once you enrol through us, you’ll study online with the university that provides your degree. This means that when you complete your qualification, you’ll graduate with the same degree as on-campus students.
  • We’ll help you navigate the university world
    Our friendly student advisors will be your guide every step of the enrolment journey. They'll help you compare universities, choose a course, provide documentation and understand your finance options.
What careers can I explore in logistics and supply chain management?

Graduates can explore a range of career possibilities in the industry.

You may find work as a:

How do I know if I’m eligible to apply for a course?

Before starting an enrolment, it’s important to read the entry requirements for your chosen course to ensure that you’re eligible to apply. If you don’t quite meet the requirements, we may be able to help you find a pathway into your course through open-entry subjects, which anyone can study.

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How do I enrol?

Here at Open Universities Australia, we make enrolling online as straightforward as possible. To get started, find the course for you by browsing the options on this page. You can also compare different qualifications using our handy comparison tool, or request help from one of our student advisors.

When you’ve made your choice, click ‘Apply now’ on the relevant course page and follow the prompts to begin your enrolment. We’ll ask you to supply some supporting documentation, including proof of your identity, your tax file number, and a unique student identifier (USI) during this process.

Your university will get in touch with you via email to confirm whether or not your application has been successful.

Please note that enquiries and applications for some courses are handled directly by the university. If this is the case, it will be indicated on the course listing page.  

For more information about enrolment, read our online self-service enrolling instructions. If you get stuck at any time, contact us and we’ll talk you through it.

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