Supply Chain Management Certificate
Degree
Certificate (Federal aid eligible if certificate is combined with Associate of Science degree, Associate of Applied Science degree, or Bachelor of Applied Science degree. Not eligible for federal aid as a stand-alone certificate.)
Overview
The Supply Chain Management Certificate prepares students for entry-level supply chain management and operations positions in a variety of industries. As the world continues to need products, supply chain professionals provide essential expertise in planning, sourcing, and delivering those products. Businesses and organizations of every kind need materials and/or products at the right time, in the right place, and at the right price. Supply chain professionals help make that happen.
This certificate will immerse you in practical, project-based coursework that optimizes your educational investment and helps propel you into the workforce. The combination of field-specific, computer, and interpersonal skills provide a solid foundation for your growth as a student and as a future professional. Upon completion of this certificate you can immediately begin building your work experience while at the same time, if you desire, continue your education.
Learning Outcomes
Upon completion of the certificate, successful graduates will be able to:
- Prepare supply chain objectives, goals, and priorities
- Organize the work required to successfully create or sustain a supply chain
- Accomplish operational objectives using proper leadership, management, and control
Career Opportunities
This certificate prepares students for entry-level employment in supply chain management and operations functions including purchasing, logistics, quality, and project management. Skills in supply chain and operations also prepare students to meaningfully contribute in a variety of business careers. Salaries are competitive, and growth opportunities are plentiful.
Course Requirements
Students are responsible to know and understand any prerequisite requirements for the courses listed below. Please carefully review all course descriptions when planning your semester schedules.
| SCM 125 | Introduction to Supply Chain Management & Operations | 3 credits |
| SCM 126 | Purchasing & Supply Management | 3 credits |
| SCM 223 | Quality Management | 3 credits |
| SCM 225 | Global Logistics | 3 credits |
| PM 140 | Introduction to Project Management | 3 credits |
| Total Credit Hours: | 15 |
Graduation Requirements
• Minimum of 15 total semester credit hours as outlined
• Grade of C- or higher in all program-specific courses
• Certificate grade-point average of 2.0 or higher
Recommended Sequence of Courses
Individual student circumstances, such as the need for a smaller course load or the number of preparatory English or Math courses a student must take, may require additional semesters to complete the program. Please see your Student Success Advisor for assistance.
First Semester
SCM 125, Introduction to Supply Chain Management & Operations, 3 credits
PM 140, Introduction to Project Management, 3 credits
Total Semester Minimum Hours 6
Second Semester
SCM 126, Purchasing & Supply Management, 3 credits
SCM 223, Quality Management, 3 credits
SCM 225, Global Logistics, 3 credits
Total Semester Minimum Hours 9
Total Supply Chain Management Certificate Minimum Credit Hours 15