Global Logistics and Maritime Management

Take a deep dive into supply chain management and international trade. You’ll gain specialist knowledge across key industry issues with the skills to implement complex systems. Graduates can pursue careers across manufacturing, transport and logistics, mining, defence, agriculture, retail, and government.

Throughout your studies, you can dive into the industry alongside seasoned professionals through guest lectures, hands-on projects, immersive internships and site visits. Gain insight into the industry to propel you into the future.

This major is not available in 2025.

Technology is creating new challenges and opportunities in the maritime industry. This major combines studies in engineering and technology management with maritime business, giving you the expertise to manage complex projects. Career prospects include ship management, operations management, materials handling, ports and terminal management, and project management.

Chart your course as a business leader in the ever-evolving maritime industry. With a focus on practical learning experiences centred on strategic and analytical thinking and decisions; this major will help you to master specialist business skills and understand the complex challenges of the industry. Engage with industry professionals and experts to develop specialist skills tailored to the world of maritime business.

In the major, explore interdisciplinary knowledge and skills that underpin the development of sustainable societies and solutions. Informed by international and local research, practice, and theory, this major allows you to develop specialist expertise across the physical and social sciences and humanities, emphasising student-led and problem-based learning.

It provides the frameworks for developing sustainability-oriented solutions in a range of fields and is relevant to a wide range of careers.

Choosing a double degree allows you to deepen your knowledge within two separate study areas. This means you can pursue your career and follow your passion at the same time. And when you graduate, you’ll have a set of skills that will really set you apart.

The Bachelor of Global Logistics and Maritime Management can be combined with a number of other degrees. Visit the Double Degrees page to learn more.

For honours course information, please visit Bachelor of Global Logistics and Maritime Management with Honours.

For postgraduate course information, please visit Maritime Management and Global Logistics and Supply Chain Management.

Take a deep dive into supply chain management and international trade. You’ll gain specialist knowledge across key industry issues with the skills to implement complex systems. Graduates can pursue careers across manufacturing, transport and logistics, mining, defence, agriculture, retail, and government.

Throughout your studies, you can dive into the industry alongside seasoned professionals through guest lectures, hands-on projects, immersive internships and site visits. Gain insight into the industry to propel you into the future.

This major is not available in 2024.

Technology is creating new challenges and opportunities in the maritime industry. Gain expanded knowledge in engineering and technology management combined with maritime business, starting you on the path to be able to manage complex projects. These skills lead to career prospects including ship management, operations management, materials handling, ports and terminal management and project management.

Chart your course as a business leader in the ever-evolving maritime industry. With a focus on practical learning experiences centred on strategic and analytical thinking and decisions; this major will help you to master specialist business skills and understand the complex challenges of the industry.

Engage with industry professionals and experts to develop specialist skills tailored to the world of maritime business.

Commence your learning in supply chain management and international trade. You’ll gain specialist knowledge across key industry issues and start building the skills to implement complex supply chain systems. Global supply chains affect every industry on Earth, including manufacturing, transport and logistics, mining, defence, agriculture, retail, and government.

This major is not available in 2024.

Technology is creating new challenges and opportunities in the maritime industry. Gain foundational knowledge in engineering and technology management combined with maritime business, starting you on the path to be able to manage complex projects. With further study these skills lead to career prospects including ship management, operations management, materials handling, ports and terminal management and project management.

Start learning about business principles specific to maritime management. Your studies will introduce topics on international logistics services and strategies, as well as the structuring, operation, and coordination of supply chains. You'll be on the path to a specialist skill set, able to pursue careers in sectors such as shipping, chartering, ports and terminals, and freight forwarding.