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Duration
1 year
Tuition
$5,205
Commitment
Full-Time
Delivery
Classroom
Credential
Graduate Certificate
Year Founded
1966
Scholarships
yes
Students in Mohawk College’s Supply Chain Management Graduate Certificate program learn the fundamentals of supply chain and advance their skill sets in this complex and fast-paced business environment. Throughout the one-year program, students will learn Project Management for Supply Chain, Operations, Purchasing, Customer Relationships, Warehousing, Logistics and Outsourcing, and Global Supply Chain Management.
Students can earn exemptions (5 modules and 2 workshops) towards their CSCMP designation with the Supply Chain Management Association of Ontario (SCMAO).
Admission Requirements
- An Ontario College Diploma, Ontario College Advanced Diploma, or University Degree, or equivalent.
What You’ll Learn
- How companies build competitive advantages using a supply chain.
- The processes and requirements to acquire goods and services.
- How functional areas within an organization interact to design, make, buy, and deliver goods and services for consumers.
- Examine the supply chain within the goods and services sectors to help companies build a competitive advantage.
- Classroom instruction using real supply chain examples.
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