There are multiple career paths in the field of supply chain management. With the Master of Management (Supply Chain Management) you’ll be equipped to take on roles such as supply chain manager, planning manager, buyer, procurement manager, production planner, or supply chain analyst, to name a few.

With technological advances, unprecedented global impacts and more data than ever, the supply chain and logistics sector is growing and evolving constantly, requiring skilled professionals to ensure a sustainable business future.

Practical Skills
Graduates will finish the degree with a strong core knowledge base in business and supply chain management, with a skillset including the following:

Identifying supply chain problems and opportunities
Designing key supply chain elements and strategies
Explaining and critically evaluating classic supply chain models
Analysing supply chain decisions and frameworks; developing quantitative models for analysing supply chains
Evaluating and executing supply chain performance metrics
Evaluating and designing for supply chain effectiveness and sustainability
Evaluating and developing resilient frameworks for managing supply chain risks
Identifying and recommending contemporary technologies for managing supply chains.

• Post Study Work Steam Renames to Post Higher Education Work Steam.
• Bachelor degree holders including honours can get upto 2years of post study stay
• Master by course work and extended can stay upto 2years
• Masters by research and PhD holder can stay upto 3years
• The Maximum eligible age to apply for PSW will be reduced to 35 years of age from 50 years of age for all applicants

• Due to the Australian Indian Economic Cooperation and Trade Agreement signed by the 2countries, according to which:

• Indian students completing bachelor degree including honours can stay upto 2years
• Bachelor degree with First class honours in STEM including ICT can stay upto 3years
• Masters by coursework in extended researched can stay upto 3years
• PhD students can stay upto 4years

• You need to successfully complete an undergraduate degree, either from the University of Melbourne, another Australian institution, or a university overseas. You also need to meet English language requirements and be eligible to be offered an international graduate place.
• If you've achieved high marks in your Melbourne undergraduate studies you can even be made an early offer. Depending on your previous studies and experience you could also be eligible for credit towards your studies at the University.

TOEFL – you need a score from a minimum of 577+ including a score of at least 4.5 in the Test of Written English for a paper-based test. Or a score of at least 79 and scores of at least 21 for writing, 18 for speaking, 13 for reading, 13 for listening for an internet-based test.

IELTS – you need a score from a minimum of 6.5 or more in the Academic International English Language Testing System (IELTS), with no bands less than 6.0.

Pearson Test of English – you need an overall score from a minimum between 58-64 inclusive and achieve no PTE communicative skills score below 50.

Cambridge English, Advanced/Certificate in Advanced English (CAE) – you need a Cambridge English Score from a minimum 176 with no skill below 169.