University of Tasmania
1 year full-time, up to 3 years part-time
An advanced honours degree combining rigorous coursework with independent research in global logistics and maritime management. Ideal for high-achieving graduates seeking to develop specialized expertise, enhance employability, and prepare for leadership roles in the maritime and logistics industries.
Applicants must hold a Bachelor of Business or Bachelor of Global Logistics and Maritime Management degree from the University of Tasmania or equivalent qualification from another institution. A minimum credit-level average in third-year units is required. International students must hold qualifications equivalent to an Australian bachelor degree. All applicants must meet English language requirements and have research project and supervisor availability confirmed.
The course comprises 100 credit points including core units in Honours Dissertation (four parts), Research Methods, and Special Topics in Logistics and Maritime Management. Students select one elective from options including International Trade, Management, Finance for Decision-Making, Maritime Economics for Managers, Business Logistics, Commercial Ship Management, Port Management and Strategy, Maritime Law, Supply Chain Management, International Maritime Policy, and Strategic Management. The curriculum emphasizes research skills, contemporary maritime and logistics issues, and practical application of management principles.
The University of Tasmania maintains close industry partnerships with leading maritime and logistics organizations including TasPorts, Agility Logistics, Toll Group, and Patrick Stevedore. As Tasmania's only university, it provides direct access to industry leaders and professionals. The program is informed by an Industry Advisory Committee comprising industry leaders and associations, ensuring curriculum relevance and strong employer recognition. Graduates are well-regarded for their advanced research skills and ability to work independently.
Graduates are prepared for management and senior administrative careers in commercial shipping, ports and terminals, transport, freight forwarding, logistics and supply chains, and international business. The maritime and logistics industries are experiencing growth, with employment projections showing 7.9% growth for marine transport professionals through 2028. Graduates may pursue postgraduate study including Graduate Certificates, Graduate Diplomas, Masters by coursework and research, or research higher degrees. Professional recognition includes eligibility for credit exemptions from the Institute of Chartered Shipbrokers and certification from the International Association of Maritime and Port Executives.
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