Diploma

In Logistics and Supply Chain Management

About the Programme

The Diploma in Logistics and Supply Chain Management programme is designed to provide students with the skills to apply scientifically-based techniques to work-related problems. Students learn to apply skills in business forecasting, problem-solving, logistics and supply chain management, quality management, to support, schedule and control systems. Students will study subjects covering business, logistics and supply chain management. Students will gain knowledge and skill in areas such as Management and Organization, Economics for Business, Principles of Supply Change Management, Accounting for Managers, Introduction to Logistics Management, Business Finance, Business Analytics, Marketing Principles and Practice. Students will be exposed to a full range of management skills that is useful to succeed in today’s business environment. They are also encouraged to be critical thinkers and learners that will enable them to embark on further learning and professional career developments.

Programme Highlight

Thorough grasp of business and supply chain management principles.

Technical skills and expertise necessary for effective business analysis, reporting, and decision-making

Emphasize a balance between theoretical knowledge and practical application.

Solid foundation in both business and supply chain management covering essential principles, theories, and practices, to analyze and interpret business and supply chain concept and environment competently.

Programme
Modules

This module introduces students to the fundamentals of management including the roles and functions of modern managers. It covers management theory, organizational theory, as well as aspects of organizational environments, human resource planning, corporate social responsibility and ethics. Understanding these areas enable students to identify their role as emerging or future managers, and how leadership can influence positive contributions to individuals and organizations.

This module introduces students to basic principles of microeconomic and macroeconomic theory and the methods of economic analysis. Students will examine the demand-supply model, market equilibrium, elasticity, and how the prices of goods and services, and the cost and revenue curves are determined. Students will compare the key market structures: perfect competition, monopoly, monopolistic competition, and oligopoly and examine why government intervention is necessary in order to correct market failure and achieve allocative and productive efficiency. A good coverage of macroeconomic topics such as business cycle, national income, unemployment and inflation are included too.

This module covers key role within supply chains with the principles of Supply Chain Management unit. Supply management has significant impacts on the bottom line of business operations. It involves getting the raw materials, services, and semi-finished and finished goods that the business needs. In this unit students will investigate and reflect on the processes that drive these operations. This includes, sourcing, selecting, certifying and assessing suppliers.

This module introduces you to key concepts of financial accounting and supports you to apply these concepts to various elements of accounting. You will also examine financial statements and how they are analyzed and interpreted for effective decision making by both internal and external users.

This module offers a comprehensive exploration of essential logistics concepts and strategies. It delves into logistics processes, principles, and strategic planning that allows students to gain insights into the integrated logistics concept, emphasizing seamless coordination within the supply chain. The module extends to the critical aspects of customer service, purchasing, and inventory decisions, fostering skills in optimizing operations. Understanding production and operations management is vital, followed by an in-depth study of freight, distribution fundamentals, and warehouse management. Through a blend of theoretical knowledge and practical applications, students acquire a well-rounded understanding of logistics, preparing them for dynamic roles in the evolving logistics and supply chain management landscape.

This module is designed to provide students with basic concepts, tools and techniques that financial managers use in the contemporary business context. Students will learn about the principal functions of financial managers, the different business structures, and capital markets and financial securities. Student will also examine the valuation of investments and portfolio, project evaluation, the cost of capital, market efficiency, risk management, basics of foreign exchange and international financial market, and dividend policy

The module is designed for students to use a variety of computational techniques and/or methods to evaluate and analyze huge sources of data in real time for trends, patterns, classification, relationship, and other useful information. Students will learn and examine data sets for statistical inference, and conduct quantitative analysis, predictive modelling, regression, data mining, and optimization. This is a practical based core unit and will provide students with foundation knowledge to contribute to the use of various data analytics for problem solving

This module explores the origins of trading, the evolution of modern marketing theory and practice, and the principles behind customer acquisition, retention, and business profitability. It emphasizes understanding marketing principles and their application across various industries, including innovative strategies such as digital marketing and social media.

Course Details

Study Mode & Duration

Full-time 9 months

Part-time 9 months

Intakes

SOC date:

Jan / Apr / Jul / Oct

Average Teacher-Student Ratio

1:150 (Classroom based lecture)

1:50 (Workgroup session))

Registration

One month prior to intake dates

Assessment

Each module is assessed through a combination of written assignments, case study reports, essays and/or examination. The assessment criterion varies from module to module.

Graduation Requirement

• Must passed all modules
• Must achieve an overall minimum attendance of 90% (International Student) and 75% (Local Student).

Career Opportunities

Graduates may choose to pursue a future (but not limited to) in these departments/industries:
Logistic Executive
Supply Chain Executive
Administration Executiv
Operations Executive
Finance Executive

Entry requirement

International Students / Local students
Age:
16 years (at the time of application)
 

Academic Minimum Entry Requirement

  • 2 GCE A-Level passes at C grade or equivalent, or
  • EAIM Certificate in Business Management or equivalent, or
  • EAIM Diploma in Foundation Studies or equivalent, or
  • Completed 12 years of formal education, or
  • LCCI Diploma Level 3

Mature Candidate who is at least 30 years old with at least 8 years of working experience.

 
English Language Minimum Entry Requirement
 
  • Minimum EAIM Certificate in Business English (Advanced), or
  • IELTS 5.5, or
  • O-Level C6 English or equivalent, or
  • Minimum score of 85 in Duolingo English Test, or
  • Other equivalent English qualifications
Application Procedure
You may apply to EAIM either by visiting EAIM Balestier Campus or mail your application to East Asia Institute of Management, 9 Ah Hood Road, Singapore 329975

Course Fees

International Students
Tuition Fee
S$11,128.20
Admin Fee
S$1,100
Application Fee
S$540
Total Course Fee
S$12,768.20
Local Students (Full-time)
Tuition Fee
S$5,763
Admin Fee
S$600
Application Fee
S$150
Total Course Fee
S$6,513
Local Students (Part-time)
Tuition Fee
S$4,539
Admin Fee
S$600
Application Fee
S$150
Total Course Fee
S$5,289
  • The Application Fee is a one-time payment and is non-refundable.
  • The Administration Fee includes STP fee, FPS Insurance, medical insurance, etc.
  • All prices are subject to prevailing Goods & Services Tax (GST) of 9%.
  • All prices are effective from April 2025. 
  • Start of class is subject to minimum class size of 10 achieved.
  • Other miscellaneous fees may apply. (Please click here for more information.)

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