Associate Degree in Maritime and Logistics Management
(J2B)
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Duration:
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2 Years (Full time), part-time available |
Location:
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Distance
Launceston
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Study Areas
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Studying this course develops a range of skills that enhance decision-making and can be applied to complex issues that arise in international logistics systems and its associated maritime transport sector. As logistics and shipping are major components of international trade, this course will appeal to students planning careers in organisations associated with global business, both in Australia and overseas.
Units offered in this Associate Degree will allow students to become knowledgeable in a range of appropriate business activities such as logistics, international business management, exporting and importing and marketing. This knowledge is essential for a sound understanding of issues that are faced by such specialised industries. This course is available part-time by distance study mode or full-time on campus.
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Special Requirements
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Minimum University Entry Requirments.
Year 12 students clearly in with an ATAR score of 50.
AMC will consider applications from people who do not have the above qualification but who seek admission on the basis of experience gained in industry or government.
To be eligible for entry, applicants must have completed a qualification equivalent to Australian Year 12 (for example, GCE A Levels). Students who have completed certificate or diploma level studies will be considered.
Alternate entry is available for applicants with a minimum of 2 years work experience.
International students from a non-English speaking background also need to have an IELTS score of 6.
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Further study options
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The Associate Degree in Maritime and Logistics Management forms part of a series of nested programs. Students who successfully complete the J2B Associate Degree may wish to enrol in the J3X Bachelor of Business (Maritime and Logistics Management) and in doing so will receive full recognition for their completed J2B Associate Degree units reducing the number of units required to be completed under the Bachelor Degree.
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Career opportunities
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The course will allow graduates to contribute to operations and management in the international logistics and maritime industries. Organisations involved in international trade, such as those involved in exporting and importing, global transport, ship management, international freight forwarding and ports and terminals will be potential employers.
Additionally the course will provide a solid grounding in international logistics and maritime transport issues for people employed in government and other policy-related areas.
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Further Information
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