Graduate Coursework

Master of Supply Chain Management

  • Course code: MC-SCM150
Clock
Duration
18 months full time / 3 years part time
Location
Mode (Location)
Online
Calendar-month
Intake
February
Key dates
Dollar
Fees
AUD $29,600 (2024 indicative first year fee). Commonwealth supported places (CSPs) are not available
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Student experience

Overview

Our approach in using the Insendi learning platform has been to divide the subjects into small segments and consider what the optimal activity could be for you to achieve your learning outcome. You will find numerous engaging and inspiring learning activities, ranging from asynchronous lecture and guest speaker presentation recordings for knowledge acquisition to synchronous classes for knowledge sharing, such as webinar, group chat, discussion board, and so on. Throughout the online study journey, our qualified and responsive teaching team will fully support you and provide you guidance.

FOME Alliance

We are part of the Future of Management Education (FOME) Alliance Made up of Business Schools who have a vision of creating  leading, engaging and innovative online learning business education courses, we work with our partners including  EDHEC, IE Business School, Imperial Business School and ESMT Berlin to achieve best practice. We encourage our students  to consider online electives at our partner institutions as part of their studies.

Who will you learn from?

Dr. Medo Pournader, Program Director, Master of Supply Chain Management

Dr. Medo Pournader’s research interests are in the intersection of behavioural operations and supply chain, risk, sustainability/ethics and technology management. In particular, most of her projects are on decision making processes surrounding supplier sustainability risks or technology adoption in supply chains. She is also on editorial boards of Decision Sciences Journal and Journal of Supply Chain Management.

Associate Professor Vikram Bhakoo

Vikram’s research focuses on supply chain sustainability and risk, technology adoption and buyer/supplier relationships. His research has been published in the leading operations management journals. He is an experienced supply chain consultant to industry in Australia and India.

Dr Zahra Seyedghorban

Zahra is a Lecturer in Operations and Supply Chain Management and a Research Fellow in the Centre for Workplace Leadership at the University of Melbourne. Her research interests include digital supply chain management, Innovation in Supply Chain, sustainability, and procurement. Prior to joining academia, Zahra worked in the manufacturing and automotive industries in procurement and category management roles and continues to work closely with CIPSA (Chartered Institute of Procurement and Supply Australasia).

Professor Lusheng Shao

Lusheng is Senior Lecturer of Operations Management and is an academic fellow in Melbourne Business School's Centre for Business Analytics. His research areas are supply chain management and sustainable operations. He has won a number of teaching awards and has previously worked in consulting in Sydney.

Associate Professor Niharika Garud

Niharika is a Lecturer in Management at the University of Melbourne. Niharika’s research and management consulting experience are in the areas of technology and innovation management,management, entrepreneurship and organizational behaviour. She has conducted research, teaching and consulting work at universities and organizations in various industries, such as high tech, manufacturing, utilities, mining, and information technology, in Asia, USA, Germany and Australia.

Dr Prakash J. Singh

Dr Prakash J. Singh's expertise is in operations and supply chain management and his research focuses primarily on sustainable operations and supply chain management. Specific areas include issues faced in buyer-supplier relationships and outsourcing arrangements, features of sustainable supply networks, and the role of technology to support the operation of supply chains. He is also interested in how various operations excellence practices and pursuit of broader social objectives contribute to sustainable organisations and supply chains.

Professor William Ho

Dr William Ho is a Professor of Operations and Supply Chain Management in the Department of Management and Marketing at the University of Melbourne, Australia. His research expertise includes supply chain risk management, sustainable supply chain management, and strategic sourcing and supplier performance management. Professor Ho is particularly interested in supporting organisations in designing and building resilient and sustainable supply chains. He has published over 60 articles in a variety of top-tier academic journals, such as Journal of Operations Management, Operations Research, Decision Sciences, European Journal of Operational Research, and many others.

Dr George Panas

Dr George Panas has 25 years of senior management experience in industry and consulting. His areas of specialisation range from retail and ecommerce supply chain and logistics to international operations, corporate strategy, financial planning and analysis.

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