COURSE CURRICULUM

The Global Supply Chain Management Diploma program offers a robust and industry-aligned curriculum spread across four levels, totaling 122.0 credits. In Level 1, students are introduced to foundational business and supply chain concepts through courses such as Business Information Systems, Business Communication, Microeconomics, Essentials of Marketing, Business Mathematics, and Introduction to Operations Management. Level 2 builds on this base with applied data analytics in Excel, organizational development, macroeconomics, accounting for management, and business communication, while also introducing global supply chain components like transportation systems and international business. Students also gain quantitative skills through Business Statistics and Business Process Improvement. Level 3 emphasizes logistics and finance with Business Finance, Logistics Process, Economic Influences on Logistics, and Supply Chain Planning, alongside courses in Project Management and International Business Strategies. The intensive Introduction to Projects course provides critical hands-on experience in managing logistics initiatives. In Level 4, the program delves into legal and financial aspects through Canadian and International Business Law, Trade Finance, and key regulatory topics such as customs procedures, global compliance, and sustainability. Courses in Global Logistics Management, Planning Products and Services, and Import/Export Risk Management round out the academic portion. The final term features a comprehensive Business Consulting Project, where students apply their knowledge to real-world problems, alongside specialized courses in Cross-Cultural Negotiation and Supply Chain Supply. With a strong focus on both theoretical knowledge and applied skills, this diploma equips students to manage and optimize global supply chain operations, preparing them for successful careers in international trade, logistics, procurement, and supply chain management.