BUILDING FUTURES

MASTER OF LOGISTICS AND SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT

Singapore 2011 - 2012

Accredited by The Chartered Institute of Purchasing & Supply (CIPS). Member of the Supply Chain Council (SCC).

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THE VICE-CHANCELLOR & PRESIDENTS MESSAGE KAPLAN HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTE IN SINGAPORE THE UNIVERSITY OF CHOICE AIMS AND OBJECTIVES LEARNING CYCLE COURSE OUTLINES FACULTY SUPPORT FEE SCHEDULE APPLICATIONS

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Master of Logistics and Supply Chain Management

THE VICE-CHANCELLOR & PRESIDENTS MESSAGE

Professor Peter Hj Vice-chancellor and President University of South Australia

The University of South Australia is an innovative and successful institution with a 150-year history. Our teaching and research reflect the needs of modern society, a balance between knowledge and application. Almost a third of our 36,000 students are citizens of other countries and we have the largest number of international students in South Australia. We also have an established presence in the Asia Pacific region, particularly in Singapore, Malaysia, Hong Kong and China. Our focus is on good teaching, experiential learning and skills that matter. We were the first university in Australia to formally state seven core graduate qualities that employers can expect to find in any of our graduates, whatever the course and wherever it is taught. We also have a growing international research profile. UniSA specialises in research that is inspired by end-users and undertaken in collaboration with industry, government and the professions across Australia and internationally. Choosing to study at UniSA means youll earn more than just a degree. Youll graduate with an international network of colleagues, ready to progress in the profession of your choice, with the skills to make an immediate and lasting contribution in society. We look forward to welcoming you as a student.

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KAPLAN HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTE IN SINGAPORE

Kaplan Higher Education Institute is part of one of the worlds largest education companies, Kaplan Inc., a US$2.6b business owned by The Washington Post Company (2010). It provides educational and career services for individuals, schools and businesses, catering to more than 1 million students from more than 500 locations worldwide. Today, students are enrolled in Kaplan Higher Education Institute in Singapore, pursuing part-time programs that range from diplomas, degrees, as well as MBAs and PhDs. Through collaboration with prestigious Australian, European and American universities, Kaplan offers career-oriented academic programs designed to provide students with the skills necessary to qualify them for employment in the fields of Accounting, Finance, Business & Management, Communication & Media, Education & Social Sciences, Engineering, Information Technology and Nursing & Allied Health.

The Kaplan City Campuses

The Kaplan City Campuses are one of the largest private education institutions in Singapore. The Kaplan City Campus @ Orchard is 60,000 sq ft and equipped with 31 classrooms, state-of-the-art facilities, student lounge, comprehensive library, as well as a full-service deli cum caf. The Kaplan City Campus @ Wilkie Edge has since expanded to more than 40,000 sq ft, housing the sales and academic departments to cater to the growth of the businesses. This allows students to enjoy a more comfortable campus environment. Within a 10-minute walk from Dhoby Ghaut MRT Interchange station, Wilkie Edge is located along Selegie Road, near the junction of Wilkie Edge and Sophia Road.

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THE UNIVERSITY OF CHOICE

University of South Australia
With origins dating back to 1856, the University of South Australia (UniSA) has built on its history to create innovative education and research opportunities which meet international expectations. UniSA today has over 36,000 students across its five South Australian campuses, and including approximately 7,000 students enrolled in its offshore programs. It is a global university, with established links with other universities on all continents. UniSA is also known to be a leader in the application of knowledge through a vast array of mutually beneficial partnerships with industry, business and the professions. The university offers qualifications from undergraduate to doctoral level in 40 professional disciplines, and is widely recognised for its accomplishments in business, communication studies, teacher education, engineering, health sciences and social sciences. With such a wide spectrum of academic disciplines and an excellent national and international reputation for the quality of its teaching and research program, the UniSA attracts students from a wide range of social and economic backgrounds from Australia and overseas. The School of Advanced Manufacturing and Mechanical Engineering offers high quality teaching and research in the areas of advanced manufacturing, engineering design and sustainable energy developments. The school has an excellent national and international reputation in applied research and has extensive research projects with Australian industry as well as with companies and research institutions from overseas. The school also offers a range of postgraduate coursework and research degrees in its areas of specialisation. There are a number of research centres in the school which, in addition to the individual staff, conduct research and undertake industrial consultancy activities. The School of Management is the key school in the division of business for studies in manufacturing management, risk management, entrepreneurship, human resource management, administrative management, health management, tourism and hospitality management, recreation management and arts and cultural management.

University of South Australia A Tradition of Excellence

In 2009, UniSA gained significant national acknowledgement for excellence in teaching quality. Associate Professor Mahfuz Aziz, from the School of Electrical and Information Engineering,was named as the prime ministers Australian University Teacher of the Year and associate professor Julie Mills, from the School of Natural and Built Environments, was awarded the Australasian Association for Engineering Education Teaching Excellence award. We received a national award fromthe Business and Higher Education Round Table of Australia in 2008 in recognition of our sustained efforts to foster collaboration with business. We have formed a partnership with the prestigious Australian National University to develop joint programs. Our MBA program is now among Australias top 10, with a five-star rating in the 2009 Good Universities Guide. We have received multi-million dollar funding for two new research centres that promote our core values of cultural diversity and international relevance: The National Centre for Student Equity in Higher Education, and the International Centre for Muslim and Non-Muslim Understanding. We secured almost A$60 million in total research income in 2009. We were awarded A$45 million by the Australian federal and state governments to create a new A$73 million international materials and minerals science learning and research facility. We have established new research institutes specialising in defence, advanced manufacturing and sustainable systems & technologies. We have alumni chapters in Singapore, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Taiwan and London.

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AIMS AND OBJECTIVES

The business world has faced dramatic changes over the past 5 to 10 years. Customers are demanding higher-quality products and quicker delivery; the global marketplace is rapidly expanding; information technology and electronic commerce are changing the way businesses operate. In response, many firms have abandoned traditional channels of distribution and are rebuilding around the logistics, or Supply Chain Management (SCM), model: a process-oriented, integrated approach to procuring, producing, and delivering products and services to customers. To implement and maintain this approach, companies need managers with a thorough understanding of supply chain management. The scarcity of qualified people means that a master degree in supply chain management will put you in great demand in the marketplace. Our program provides graduates with an advanced understanding of principles, practice and skills in the area of logistics and supply chain management for a career in manufacturing, distribution, and related industries. At the completion of this program, students who have mastered the curriculum will be able to: Demonstrate their understanding of the principles of world class supply chain management. Identify gaps between their organisations processes and world class processes. Demonstrate teamwork and team leadership skills. Plan for and conduct negotiations successfully and ethically Apply project management practices to real world problems. Demonstrate mastery of the principles of world class supply chain management. Demonstrate success as an ethical leader in supply chain management. Develop suppliers to be high performance contributors to their common supply chain. Be agents of successful, ethical change, through planning and implementation of a significant change. Be able to successfully deal with uncertainty in the management of supply chains.

Program Structure & Content

The Master of Logistics and Supply Chain Management (MLSC) consists of 10 modules and 1 case study. It may be completed in 15-18 months through distance teaching, as follows:

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Engineering Economic Analysis Enterprise Resource Planning

Integrated Logistics Management G Logistics Engineering G

Operation Management Systems Project Planning and Control G

Purchasing and Procurement Management Six Sigma for the Supply Chain

Supply Chain Management G Supply Chain Modelling and Simulation G

Cases in Logistics and Supply Chain

The program provides a total 220 hours of seminars and workshops; or 20 hours per course. Seminars are conducted by visiting lecturers from the university. The curriculum is taught over 6 terms of 12 weeks. Classes are generally held in the evenings and over weekends to suit the busy schedules of program participants.

Master of Logistics and Supply Chain Management

LEARNING CYCLE

A typical term is a 12-week period covering two courses of study. The advantage of this structure is that executives and managers enrolled in the program are able to concentrate on 2 courses at a time and clear them on a quarterly basis. This is how each term works:

Weeks 1 to 3

Pre-seminar Preparations
Collection of course materials Pre-reading Study group learning

Week 4 & 6*
Seminars
20 contact hours per course

Weeks 7 to 12

Post-seminar Activities
Assignment writing & submission Revision and exam Preparations

NEXT TERM

Directed by MLSC Updates and Academic Support via Email/Internet.

Sample Seminar Schedule for Week 4 & 6*

Day Monday - Friday Time 18:30 - 22:30 No. of Contact Hours Per Day 4

*The timing of the seminars may vary depending on the nature of the course.

Assessment Scheme
Each course will be assessed by class participation, written assignments and/or examination. Examinations will normally be held after office hours as stated above.

Program Management
The MLSC program is managed by a professional program management team to ensure that in addition to seminars and lectures, students will receive support on important areas such as the service of a program manager/executive, regular program newsletters (updates) via email, academic support system via email/Internet, textbooks, study notes, study group formation, Kaplan City Campus library membership, assignment and examination management, student liaison and organisation, etc.

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COURSE OUTLINES

Cases in Logistics and Supply Chain

The topics are introduction, analysis of existing situation, identification of major issues and problems, generation and evaluation of alternative solutions, recommended solution and justification and implementation.

Integrated Logistics Management G

The topics are logistics and marketing functions; total cost concept; profit performance, financial impacts; acquisition and application of accurate cost data; cost justification of logistics system changes, logistics organisational structures; decision making strategies in logistics; international marketplace; international distribution channel strategies; managing international logistics; logistics planning and development of strategic integrated logistics plans.

Purchasing and Procurement Management

The topics are purchasing scope and development, strategic procurement and supply chain management, outsourcing, sourcing strategies and relationships, price and total cost of ownership, international and global sourcing, corporate social responsibility, e-procurement systems.

Engineering Economic Analysis

The topics are financial statement analysis, budgeting and analysis of performance; analysing fixed and variable cost, allocation of indirect costs, analysis of product costs; investment appraisal, net present value, internal rate of return, depreciation and taxation; multi-attribute decision making process; measures of investment worth under risk, utility theory, risk analysis and decision tree analysis.

Six Sigma for The Supply Chain

The topics are demand management impact on lean six sigma projects; lead-time impact on lean six sigma projects , lean six sigma applications to materials requirements. Planning (MRP), identifying lean six sigma projects using inventory models and lean supply chains and third-party logistics and root cause analysis using six sigma tools. The lean six sigma SCOR model is also discussed along with design for six sigma for supply chain design and performance monitoring.

Logistics Engineering G
The topics are scope and elements of logistics; logistics systems and planning; integrated logistics support, system life cycle; measures of logistics, reliability and maintainability; system engineering process; supportability analysis; logistics in design and development; logistics in manufacture and support.

Enterprise Resource Planning

The topics are the theory of constraints and ERP, sales and operations planning, buffer resource strategy, enterprise resource management, integrating the supply chain to reap the rewards, strategic sourcing and procurement, operations planning material and capacity, requirements planning, product life cycle management, manufacturing execution system and distribution, implementation generalised industry application.

Operations Management Systems

The topics are the new manufacturing environment, role of production management in advanced manufacturing technology; operations planning, product and services design, capacity and location planning; operations management, schedule management, materials management, supply chain management and case studies.

Supply Chain Management G

The topics are supply chain strategic framework and strategy; distribution network configurations and network design; supply chain planning: demand forecast, aggregate planning and inventory planning.

Project Planning and Control G

The topics are project screening and evaluation using inputs from manufacturing strategy and cost evaluations. Organisational structure and work breakdown structure, scheduling and planning, budget and resource management, project control and monitoring, project termination, case studies.
Master of Logistics and Supply Chain Management

Supply Chain Modelling and Simulation G

The topics are supply chain management, integrated planning and models, fundamentals of optimisation models: linear programming and mixed integer programming, heuristic methods, modelling and simulation for operational planning, logistics network modelling and planning, transportation modelling and planning, supply chain modelling and simulation.

FACULTY SUPPORT
Professor Lee Luong PhD (Monash), BEng (Hons) Professor Mark Goh PhD, MBA, BSc (Math-Hons) Assoc Professor Kazem Abhary PhD MechEng & MSc (UMIST), MSc & BSc MechEng (Iran) Assoc Professor John Fielke PhD, MEng, BEng (SAIT) Dr Sang-Heon Lee PhD (ANU), MEngSc (UNSW), BE (Inha, Korea) Dr Saiful Bari PhD (Reading, UK), MSc Eng, BSc Eng Dr Yousef Amer PhD (UniSA), MEng, BEng (UniSA) Dr Jun Ma PhD (Institute of Chemistry), MEng, BEng Dr Hung-Yao Hsu PhD (UniSA), MSc (Mech Eng), BSc (Mech Eng), Dip (Mech Eng) Dr Sev Nagalingam PhD (UniSA),BScEng (Hons, University of Peradeniya) Dr Chris Saunders PhD (Cranfield University); BEng (Hons) Dr Romeo Marian MSc, BEng (Hons)

Professor Lee Luong PhD (Monash), BEng (Hons) Head, School of Advanced Manufacturing and Mechanical Engineering

Dr Sev Nagalingam PhD (UniSA), BScEng (Hons) (University of Peradeniya)

Why Choose a Master of Logistics and Supply Chain Management with UniSA
University Credentials Member of A.C.U. (Association of Commonwealth Universities). Member of the Supply Chain Council (SCC). Member of Australian Technology Network. Program Credentials Accredited by The Chartered Institute of Purchasing & Supply (CIPS). Modular and flexible structure; integrating learning with practical application at the workplace. Assignments count for as much as 50% of total marks. No requirement for on-campus residency. Academic matters 100% controlled by University. Specialises in both logistics & Supply Chain Management. Teaching materials will be incorporated with models from CIPS & SCC in industrial aspects. 2 courses every 12 weeks. Textbooks and study guides provided. Extended academic support via email/Internet/course web. Broader scope for Management, Engineering and IT Specialists.

UniSA Alumni Singapore

UniSA Alumni Singapore keeps graduates connected to the networks and know-hows of their university. UniSA graduates living in Singapore have access to a range of activities for professional and personal development. The president of UniSA Alumni Singapore welcomes all Singapore based UniSA graduates to the association: alumni.singapore@unisa.edu.au
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FEE SCHEDULE

Fee Schedule
Please refer to the insert for information on: Tuition Fee Non-tuition Fee Refund Policy EduTrust Accreditation For more information, please contact our program consultant or email info.sg@kaplan.com.

Graduation & Recognition

Students who successfully complete the program will be awarded the prestigious Master of Logistics and Supply Chain Management Degree by University of South Australia. The degree will be the same as that awarded to students on-campus. Graduates will be allowed to use the title MLog&SupChMgmt after their names and will be eligible to apply for membership of CIPS, provided they have 3 years relevant work experience (to get full membership). Graduation ceremonies are held yearly in Singapore and in Adelaide. Graduates are encouraged to attend the degree convocation in Adelaide with their families whenever possible.

Master of Logistics and Supply Chain Management

APPLICATIONS

Admission to the Program

Participants are selected on the basis of the unique qualities each will bring to the synergy of the group as a whole. A blending of diverse backgrounds creates special challenges and opportunities for participants to benefit from the experience and perspective of others.

Closing Dates
Therefore, it is advisable for potential students to apply for admission at least eight weeks before the start of each intake. Deadlines for applications for each intake can be found on the admission form.

Entry Criteria
Entry is on a competitive basis. Direct entrants to the program should have a relevant bachelor degree or equivalent qualification. A qualification from one of the following disciplines will be considered acceptable: logistics and supply chain management, transport, management, engineering, marketing, business, computing and it, science, mathematics, accounting and commerce Applicants with more than 5 years of working experience in senior executive and above will be assessed on a case-by-case basis. Participants for whom English is a second language may be required to prove English language competency - IELTS scores. As the program involves regular use of Internet, email, etc., students must possess or have convenient access to a personal computer with at least Windows 95 and an Internet connection to enable them to access materials electronically from the university and to participate in appropriate pedagogic interaction.

Who to Contact
For enquiries on this course, send KAP-8H4C via sms +65 9677 7598 or enter it at http://ask.kaplan.com.sg. You can also enter it through your GPRS-enabled phone at www.kaplansg.mobi. For other information or enquiries on other UniSA programs, please contact: Telephone : (65) 6733 1877 Facsimile : (65) 6225 3605 Email : info.sg@kaplan.com Kaplan Website : www.kaplan.com.sg UniSA Website : www.unisa.edu.au

Checklist
Have you: Attached a complete official transcript of your tertiary record from each institution you have attended Attached a photocopy of the 1st page of your passport/ identification card Attached 3 passport-sized photos Provided sufficient details about past work experience or supplied a CV to support your application Signed and dated your application Included your 1st instalment $856 (with 7% GST)

Selection
Applications are reviewed by UniSA academic staff. Selection involves consideration of: Motivation to undertake the MLSC program and potential to benefit from the program. Appropriateness of work experience, particularly the length, level and responsibilities of positions held (including current position). Quality of academic record. Demonstrated personal qualities appropriate for managers and leaders.

The full application package should be sent to: Director, UniSA MLSC Program (Part-time) Kaplan Higher Education Institute Kaplan City Campus @ Wilkie Edge 8 Wilkie Edge Road #02-01 Singapore 228095

Study Loans
Study loans are available with all local banks. Interested candidates may contact: POSB Maybank NTUC Thrift TCC Ltd RHB Bank : : : : : 6333 0033 1800 629 2265 6534 7360 6319 3700 1800 323 0100 www.posb.com.sg www.maybank.com.sg www.ntucthrift.com.sg www.tcc.org.sg www.rhbbank.com.sg
The University of South Australia and Kaplan Higher Education Institute reserve the right to alter, amend or delete any program, fee, course, admission requirement, mode of delivery or other arrangements without prior notice. The information contained in this brochure is correct at time of printing (February 2011). BRN:198600044N Registered with the Council for Private Education, Ministry of Education, Singapore (No. 4072). UniSA CRICOS Provider Number 00121B

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Cape East Pte Ltd Coopers & Lybrand Canon Singapore Pte Ltd Chartered Industries of Singapore C S First Boston (S) Ltd College Damansara Utama Crosfield (M) Sdn Bhd Cycle & Carriage DBS Bank Defence Science & Technology Agency Digital Equipment International Ltd Dynamar Computer Products Ltd DHL International (S) Pte Ltd Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu Durco Valtek (Asia Pacific) Pte Ltd Diagnostics Biotechnology Pte Ltd D & C Finance Berhad Drew Ameroid (M) Sdn Bhd Diners Club (M) Sdn Bhd Ernst & Young Economic Planning Unit, Brunei Ethylene Glycols (S) Pte Ltd Eastgate Insurance Brokers Sdn Bhd ExxonMobil Festo Pte Ltd Foseco (S) Pte Ltd Far East Organisation First Commercial Bank Folec Communications Pte Ltd Glaxo Smith Kline Globe Silk Store Pte Ltd GM Singapore Pte Ltd Gristle GTS Ltd Getz Bros & Co (S) Pte Ltd Golden Hope Plantations Berhad HSBC Housing & Development Board Hart Engineering Pte Ltd Hewlett Packard Singapore Hitachi Data Systems ICL Singapore Pte Ltd International Associated Co Pte Ltd Ishikawajima-Harima Heavy Industries Co. 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Siemens Components Pte Ltd Seagate Technology International Sumitomo Heavy Industries (S) Pte Ltd Shell Eastern Petroleum Pte Ltd SAL Industrial Leasing Pte Ltd Syarikat Pembenaan Yeoh Tiong Lay Software Alliance (M) Sdn Bhd Standard Chartered Bank Malaysia State Forestry Dept., Pahang Syarikat Telecom Malaysia Berhad Shell Malaysia Ltd ST-Zerust (SEA) Pte Ltd Shell Brunei Sing Re Information Technology Sarawak Shell Berhad Sanofi (M) Sdn Bhd Sumitomo Bakelite Singapore Pte Ltd Tetra Pak Pacific Pte Ltd Tien Wah Press Pte Ltd Temasek Management Services Pte Ltd Trans-Island Bus Services Trade Development Board Times Publishing Group Teow Hong Trading Co. 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NOTE: Revised tuition and non-tuition fees for University of South Australia 2011 intakes.
TUITION FEES (prices subject to prevailing GST) The total fee covers university registration, study guides, textbooks, intensive seminars and workshops, assignments, examinations (if applicable), projects, degree (if earned) and transcript. Program fees are exclusive of GST and are due and payable as follow:

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Note: Course fee is subjected to revision at the discretion of the University or Kaplan Higher Education Institute without notice. The fees herewith will supersede all existing course fees. All fees are payable to Kaplan Higher Education Institute Pte Ltd in accordance with the schedule above. Candidates who do not comply with the fee schedule will not be permitted to proceed with the program. NON REFUNDABLE NON-TUITION FEES (prices subject to prevailing GST) Master Program Application fee S$150.00 Kaplan Student Access Card (Compulsory) S$9.35 EduTrust EduTrust is a voluntary certification scheme that helps to distinguish higher quality players in Singapore's private education industry. As part of the EduTrust requirements, the Council for Private Education (CPE) has put in place mandatory requirements which include Fee Protection Scheme and the use of a standard PEI-Student Contract. Fee Protection Scheme Under the Fee Protection Scheme, Kaplan Higher Education Institution has put in place an insurance arrangement that ensures fees paid by students to the school are insured by Lonpac Insurance Bhd, a Council for Private Education (CPE) appointed service provider. The insurance protection serves to protect the students' fees in the event a private education institution (PEI) is unable to continue operations due to insolvency, and/or regulatory closure. Furthermore, the FPS protects the student if the

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(Maximum Refund) More than [60] days before the course commencement date 70% Before, but not less than 60 days before the course commencement date 30% Before, but not less than 30 days before the course commencement date 0% On or after the course commencement date In the event that a student wishes to withdraw from the program, the application fee and Kaplan Access Card fee are not refundable. Students are liable to pay (where applicable) fees that are imposed by the government authorities or other external partners. Please refer to CPE website (www.cpe.gov.sg) for details on EduTrust, Fee Protection Scheme and Standard PEI-student Contract.

NOTE: Information herewith has been updated and is accurate as of 12 January 2011
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