Graduate Certificate in Transport Systems

What you will study

To attain the Graduate Certificate in Transport Systems, students are required to complete 48 credit points of core units.

Core units (12 credit points each)

• Transport and Logistic Systems
• Public Transport and Strategies
• Transport Policy Governance and Safety
• Future Transport and Infrastructure Strategies

Entry requirements

To be considered for entry, students must have one of the requirements below:

• Completion of an Australian bachelor's degree (or equivalent) in any discipline.
• Applicants with a minimum of five years of approved work experience will be considered for admission to this course.

Outcomes

Career outcomes

Graduates may find careers in operator and management-level positions in transport across sectors, third-party service provider, intermodal goods warehousing and distribution and public transports.

Learning outcomes

• Exemplify initiative, ethical practices and social responsibility when leading in a contemporary transport systems work environment.
• Critically analyse, reflect on and synthesise complex transport operations, safety compliance, governance and challenges in contemporary logistics and public transport systems.
• Resolve complex transport issues through networks of interconnected businesses and stakeholders collaboration to develop strategies and execute action plan for an integrated transport systems.
• Articulate complex knowledge and ideas to a variety of audiences in a culturally diverse communities and businesses.
• Exhibit accountability in autonomous and collaborative judgements and innovative thinking in response to contemporary and future intelligent transport systems and challenges.
• Analyse and evaluate research findings applicable to business environments as part of the course work.