Advanced Diploma In Business And Logistics Management (ADBLM)

Course details

The Advanced Diploma in Business and Logistics Management course is a pathway program leading to Bachelor of Commerce (Logistics & Supply Chain Management) by Curtin University of Technology.

Programme Objectives

The Advanced Diploma in Business and Logistics Management course addresses many of the important issues associated with business, trade and logistics guidelines for further development of effective global supply chain strategies. This course will help answer strategic questions about today’s demanding global business arena by emphasizing the fact that logistics professionals have much more economic leverage than they realized.

Who Should Attend 

It is suitable for students who are interested in pursuing to Bachelor of Commerce (Logistics & Supply Chain Management) with Curtin University and a career in supply chain management or in logistics related areas like transportation, physical distribution, warehousing, materials and inventory management, purchasing, manufacturing, retailing and information linkages for industries.

Entry Requirement 

• Applicants should possess a SIMM Diploma, Graduate Diploma or logistics and supply chain related equivalent course.
• Applicants with other qualifications deemed to be acceptable may be considered by admission committee.

ADBLM Program Coverage

• Number of exemptions sought for the below modules is subjected to approval by SIMM Academic Director.
• Principles of Logistics and Supply Chain Management
• Physical Distribution Management
• E-Commerce
• Management Principles
• Accounting & Finance
• Business Law
• Statistics for Business Studies
• Business Economics
• Marketing
• Six Sigma
• Supply Chain Security and Warehouse Management
• International Strategic Supply Management
• International Procurement Management
• Materials Resource Planning II

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Assessment and Examinations

The ADBLM programme examination is a continuous assessment through written assignments, special projects and examinations. This ensures that actual application of concepts and knowledge with professional experience will make learning more practical and relevant.

Students must:

• complete all 14 modules for ADBLM course (before exemption)
• achieve at least 75% attendance per module in the ADBLM course
• complete Apply Project Management Skills with 100% attendance
• pass all the prescribed examinations.

Participants must pass the final examination with a total score of 50 or higher.

A supplementary exam may be granted to participants who failed the main examination. Participants will be required to re-enrol for the subject if he/she failed the supplementary examination.

Award of Advanced Diploma

Upon successful completion of the programme, students are awarded the Advanced Diploma in Business Logistics Management. ADBLM graduates with good overall grading can pursue the Bachelor in Logistics & Supply Chain Management by Curtin University of Technology, Australia.