Master of Management (Supply Chain and Logistics Management) at ICL Graduate Business School

Prepare to lead the systems that keep organisations and global markets moving. The Master of Management with specialisation in Supply Chain and Logistics Management at ICL Graduate Business School combines advanced leadership with supply chain strategy, global logistics, operations, procurement and resilience.

Turn operational complexity into stronger organisational performance. Students learn to analyse integrated supply networks, use evidence to support decisions and develop strategies that improve efficiency, sustainability and long-term value creation.

Why choose Master of Management - Supply Chain and Logistics Management?

• Complete an NZQF Level 9 master’s qualification with a specialised supply chain and logistics focus.
• Study strategic supply chain management and global logistics operations.
• Examine sustainable procurement, risk and operational resilience.
• Develop analytical, leadership and continuous-improvement capabilities.
• Complete a substantial 60-credit applied project linked to an organisational challenge.
• Prepare for opportunities across logistics, manufacturing, retail, consulting and government.

Program at a glance

• Qualification: Master of Management - Supply Chain and Logistics Management
• NZQF level: Level 9
• Credits: 180
• Duration: 12 months
• Study structure: Three 16-week trimesters, excluding holidays
• Academic structure: Eight 15-credit papers and a 60-credit applied project
• Location: ICL Education Centre, Auckland CBD
• Delivery: Face-to-face study and/or supervised research according to the approved study plan; students are required to bring a suitable device
• English requirement: Academic IELTS 6.5 overall with no band below 6.0, or an NZQA-recognised equivalent

Design stronger and more resilient supply networks

Supply chain leaders work across procurement, logistics, inventory, operations and stakeholder relationships. This programme develops the ability to analyse these connected functions and design improvements using advanced tools, sustainability principles and globally relevant frameworks.

The curriculum combines specialist papers in supply chain, logistics and procurement with leadership, project management and research. Students learn to communicate operational insights clearly and support decisions that strengthen efficiency, resilience and organisational value.

What you will study

• 8230 Organisational Behaviour, Leadership and Change - 15 credits
• 8281 Business Professionalism - 15 credits
• 8501 Strategic Supply Chain Management - 15 credits
• 8502 Global Logistics and Operations Management - 15 credits
• 8503 Sustainable Procurement Management - 15 credits
• 8542 Research Methods - 15 credits
• 9230 Contemporary Leadership and Management - 15 credits
• 9203 Project Management - 15 credits
• 9537 Applied Project - 60 credits

Skills you can develop

• Supply chain design and optimisation
• Global logistics and operations management
• Sustainable procurement
• Risk and resilience planning
• Operational analysis and strategic communication
• Leadership, project management and applied research

Entry requirements

Applicants should normally meet one of the following pathways:

• An original bachelor’s degree or Graduate Diploma in a business-related subject from a recognised institution, supported by full academic transcripts.
• Evidence of relevant skills and knowledge gained through appropriate professional or work experience in business studies or a related area may also be considered.
• Applicants with an undergraduate degree in another discipline may be considered when supported by relevant professional skills and knowledge.

A personal statement explaining your reasons for studying the programme is strongly recommended. ICL assesses applications individually and may request further academic or professional evidence.

English-language requirements

International applicants normally require Academic IELTS 6.5 overall, with no individual band below 6.0, achieved in one examination within the accepted validity period. An equivalent English-language result recognised by NZQA may also be accepted.

Asia Pathway can help you review your English evidence and determine whether an alternative recognised test or pathway may be appropriate before application.

Tuition and additional fees

• Tuition planning figure: approximately USD 24,300 for the complete programme.
• Per-study-period tuition display: approximately USD 8,100, based on 3 study periods.
• Official fees are invoiced in New Zealand dollars and should be reconfirmed before enrolment.
• Additional enrolment and course-material charges apply.

The USD amount is presented as a practical planning estimate. Exchange rates, ancillary charges and payment schedules can change, so Asia Pathway will confirm the current official fee statement before you commit to enrolment.

Career directions

The programme develops advanced capabilities relevant to roles such as:

• Supply Chain Manager
• Logistics Manager
• Operations Manager
• Procurement or Sourcing Manager
• Demand Planning Manager
• Supply Chain Analyst
• Logistics Analyst
• Inventory and Warehouse Manager
• Distribution Manager
• Global Supply Chain Coordinator
• Freight and Transport Manager
• Supply Chain Consultant

Career progression depends on prior qualifications, professional experience and employer requirements. Completion does not guarantee employment, professional registration, doctoral admission or immigration outcomes.

Study in central Auckland

ICL Education Centre is located on Lorne Street in Auckland CBD, close to public transport, libraries, cultural institutions and the city’s commercial districts. This setting supports internationally connected business, technology and research study.

Plan your application with Asia Pathway

Asia Pathway can help you compare pathways, review academic and English-language eligibility, organise application documents and understand the study and fee structure before you apply.

Contact Asia Pathway for a personalised course recommendation, eligibility review and current fee confirmation.