By doing masters in logistics and supply chain management have good career in Australia?

Gautam Kumar

Building better software for USA based HealthTech and EdTech businesses

It's easy if you have some experience in the field. People will not hire someone just because they have a master's degree in the supply chain. People strive for experience in this profession. If you can work part-time at a company relevant to the supply chain, you will have a better chance of being hired internally when you graduate. Alternatively, if you complete it at a university with an industry connection, you will be able to network with supply chain professionals, who may be able to provide you with a reference. Keep in mind that a master's degree in the supply chain will not get you a PR, so you'll need to look into that as well. Eligibility for the Master of Science in Supply Chain Management Bachelor's degree or its equivalent from a recognized institute in a relevant field of study A minimum GPA of 3.0 to 3.5 on a 4.0 scale is necessary, or an equivalent of 65 percent in bachelor's degrees. A few universities need a minimum of 2-4 years of work experience. In Australia, a Master's in Supply Chain Management is an internationally recognized degree that is available as an MBA in Supply Chain Management, a Masters in Supply Chain Management, or a Masters of Commerce with a focus in Supply Chain Management. The duration of the Master of Supply Chain Management program in Australian universities ranges from 1 to 2 years.