COURSE CURRICULUM

The Business Administration – Supply Chain Management diploma requires 60 credits (20 courses) completed over two years with two semesters each year. Students begin with foundational business core courses such as Introductory Financial Accounting I, Business Productivity Tools, Business Law, Business Mathematics, Communication and Presentation Skills, Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, Marketing Essentials, Introduction to Business, Organizational Behaviour, and Quantitative Methods. These courses provide a strong understanding of key business principles. The program then focuses on specialized supply chain courses including Operations Planning and Scheduling, Logistics I, Quality from a Supply Chain Perspective, Operational Performance Analytics, Professional Practice in Supply Chain Management, Procurement I, and Materials Management. These subject areas help students develop the technical and analytical skills required to manage supply chains efficiently, ensuring they understand logistics, procurement, quality control, and performance measurement. Students must also select electives to tailor their learning, choosing from options such as Digital Marketing, Human Resource Management, or Introduction to Supply Chain Management. In their final term, students apply their knowledge through a capstone experience or strategic management course, integrating business and supply chain concepts in real-world scenarios. Graduates are well-prepared for roles in logistics, procurement, inventory, and operations, supporting global supply chain efficiency and business success.