Logistics and Supply Chain Management Graduate Certificate

Program Overview

The Graduate Certificate in Logistics and Supply Chain Management is an 18-hour program that provides a comprehensive understanding of supply chain management concepts, including procurement, production, operations, and logistics. Students develop proficiency in applying analytical methods for data-driven decision-making and can specialize in areas such as logistics software, international logistics, and e-commerce through elective courses. The program aims to prepare students for careers in supply chain management and related fields.

Program Outline

Degree Overview:

• Overview:
The Graduate Certificate in Logistics and Supply Chain Management is an 18-hour program designed to provide focused, intensive study of important issues within logistics and, more broadly, in supply chain management. Three required courses provide thorough background in operations, logistics and supply chain management. Three elective courses allow specialization in areas such as logistics and supply chain software, international logistics, operations research, e-commerce, and quality.
• Objectives:
The program aims to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of the foundational concepts of supply chain management, including procurement, production, operations, and logistics, across various domain contexts such as global supply chain management, strategic sourcing, and supply chain integration. Additionally, students will develop proficiency in applying analytical methods for data-driven decision-making in supply chain management.

Outline:

• Content:
The program covers the following key content areas:
• Foundations of Supply Chain Management
• Global Supply Chain Management
• Strategic Sourcing
• Supply Chain Integration
• Supply Chain and Operations Management
• Business Logistics Systems
• Supply Chain Modeling
• Structure:
The program consists of:
• Three required courses (9 credit hours)
• Three elective courses (9 credit hours)
• Course Schedule:
Course availability and scheduling vary depending on the semester and academic year. Students are advised to consult the University's course schedule for the most up-to-date information on course offerings.