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Knowledge > Logistics Education > Post Graduate Programs > Postgraduate Studies Postgraduate StudiesPOSTGRADUATE COURSEWORK PROGRAMS
The University offers a variety of postgraduate coursework programs that vary in content and length:
• graduate certificates (1 semester FT);
• graduate diplomas (2 semesters FT);
• masters degrees (3 – 4 semesters FT); and
• coursework doctoral programs.
Many of these programs offer full articulation between courses. This means that completion of a graduate certificate provides one semester’s credit towards a graduate diploma that, in turn, provides two semesters’ credit towards a masters degree by coursework. For details of postgraduate courses, consult the relevant faculty’s handbook or view it online at www.vu.edu.au
Future Students
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Ph 03 9919 6100 Visit Student Service Centre on Campus. POSTGRADUATE RESEARCH PROGRAMS
Generally, prospective students must have completed a degree, with honours, from a recognised tertiary institution to be eligible for postgraduate research programs. Traditionally, higher degrees by research are awarded on the basis of research findings presented as a thesis that is assessed by several external examiners who are experts in the research field.
The Institute of Logistics and Supply Chain Management at Victoria University offers research-based postgraduate qualifications. The research masters degree and the Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) are normally undertaken wholly by research and thesis. The length of the research project varies; usually 2 years full time for masters degrees and 3 years full time for the PhD.
The Institute of Logistics and Supply Chain Management is committed to the development of research strength in:
• Logistics and Supply Chain Management
For further information contact the Offi ce for Research and Development:
Phone (03) 9919 4710
POSTGRADUATE RESEARCH SUPPORT
The Office for Postgraduate Research (OPR) assists research students and their supervisors through the higher degree process.
The OPR also:
• administers postgraduate research scholarships;
• conducts research-related training workshops;
• disseminates advice and information on obtaining research scholarships; and
• advertises external scholarship opportunities.
For further postgraduate research information, application forms and advice, contact the Office for Postgraduate Research:
Phone (03) 9919 4521
For information on postgraduate research scholarships contact the
Office for Postgraduate Research:
Phone (03) 9919 4659
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