MKP9311

Special studies in logistics

Lecturer to be advised

6 points · One week block · First semester · Peninsula · Prerequisite: successful completion of all subjects in Graduate Diploma in Logistics Management

Objectives This subject aims to give students a thorough overview of new developments in logistics and provide them with an understanding of how to apply theory in real business environments; provide a thorough analysis of logistics in manufacturing and service environments; critically and realistically appraise the applicability of theory in a chosen task area; demonstrate an understanding of the practicalities of managing logistics across the supply chain.

Synopsis Materials and logistics management; marketing and customer service; logistics channels' customer satisfaction; distribution management; inventory management; transportation; warehousing decisions; procurement and sourcing strategies; logistics information technology; supply partnerships; distribution planning; logistics organisation; human resources management.

Assessment A thesis written at the end of the study period (10,000 words): 80% · Progress reports: 20%

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