COURSE CURRICULUM

The Supply Chain Management – Logistics program is structured to develop strong operational, analytical, and leadership skills required in modern global supply chains. In Level 1, students build a foundation in managerial accounting, advanced professional communication, operations management, risk assessment, and quality management, helping them understand how businesses control costs, improve efficiency, and maintain high performance standards. Students also complete co-op preparation to support future workplace experience. Depending on the pathway, they study either project management or innovation applications, both of which strengthen planning, coordination, and problem-solving abilities in business environments. In Level 2, the program advances into more specialized supply chain and logistics areas. Students explore contract law in both domestic and international contexts, business processes for supply chain leaders, transportation and logistics systems, sourcing strategies, inventory and distribution management, and negotiation and dispute resolution. These courses prepare students to manage complex supply chain networks, work with global suppliers, and ensure smooth movement of goods and services across borders. The curriculum emphasizes real-world application, strategic thinking, and decision-making skills essential for today’s fast-paced logistics industry. Overall, the program prepares graduates for careers in procurement, logistics coordination, operations management, and supply chain leadership across a wide range of industries locally and globally.