Supply Chain Management Certificate

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Romain College of Business >> Management and Information Sciences

12 hours

The Supply Chain Management certificate enables students to be confident, valuable employees, understand global sourcing, know the management of logistics, transportation, warehouse operations, procurement, and other operational roles. Students who earn this certificate would be familiar with managing the entire supply chain and its strategic risks and problems and become familiar with making strategic decisions by setting up a robust supply network to diminish stockouts and improve service delivery with lower costs. Therefore, a student with the certificate would be more attractive in today’s job market for logistics service providers, e-commerce firms, retailers, manufacturers, and other companies.

Certificate Requirements

A minimum of 6 credit hours toward the certificate must be completed at the University.
Credit hours earned for a certificate may be applied toward another degree program. However, a student cannot earn a certificate that is fully embedded (or subsumed) with the requirements of his/her majors or minor, but must include at least three (3) unique credit hours.
Coursework taken more than 4 years before the certificate is awarded may not be applied toward certificate requirements.

Required Courses (9 hours)

MNGT 331 - Supply Chain Management Credits: 3
MNGT 332 - Managing Warehousing and Transportation Credits: 3
MNGT 333 - Global Supply Chain Management and Risk Assessment Credits: 3

Directed Electives (3 hours)

Choose one course from the following:

BAN 305 - Data Analytics for Business Credits: 3
CIS 301 - Enterprise Processes and Information Systems Credits: 3
DSCI 351 - Introduction to Operations Research Credits: 3
DSCI 445 - Operations Management Credits: 3