COURSE CURRICULUM

The Supply Chain Management – Global Logistics graduate certificate is organized over two semesters, offering a comprehensive blend of foundational, analytical and sustainability-focused courses that prepare students for a wide range of supply chain careers. In the first semester, students build essential knowledge through Business Processes I, Logistics and Supply Chain Management I, Business Analysis, Financial and Management Accounting, Scheduling and Inventory Management, International Purchasing and Supplier Management and Sustainability and CSR. These courses develop competencies in process mapping, logistics operations, data analysis, financial decision-making, inventory planning, supplier relations and sustainable business practices. The second semester strengthens strategic and operational capabilities with International Business Law; Business Processes II or Supply Chain Sustainability; Transportation; Logistics and Supply Chain Management II; Project Management; Customs Process; and the Supply Chain Integrated Project, which provides hands-on experience solving real-world supply chain challenges. Students also complete Work Term Preparation and may participate in a Work-Integrated Learning term through SCM441, gaining practical exposure to logistics, procurement, transportation or supply chain analytics roles. Delivered through flexible, hybrid and online formats, the program equips graduates with the technical, analytical and sustainability-driven skills needed to optimize global supply chain networks and support environmentally responsible operations in today’s competitive business landscape.