Supply Chain Management - Logistics (Co-op) (Simcoe)

Program Overview

This one-year post-graduate certification in Supply Chain Management - Logistics is tailored for university and college graduates aiming to specialize in supply chain and logistics. Students will acquire essential skills to enhance an organization's operations and profitability through training in areas such as goods and services sourcing, transportation coordination, and inventory management. The program emphasizes the use of computer software and accounting skills, professional communication, risk assessment, and negotiation techniques, preparing graduates for a successful career in the field.

Program Structure

The Supply Chain Management - Logistics (Co-op) program is structured to be completed in 30 weeks. It offers flexibility with options for both full-time and part-time study, available in traditional in-class formats or fully online. Key features of the program include:

• Optional paid co-op work term for practical experience.
• Multiple start dates: September, January, and May.
• Available in both London and Simcoe campuses, as well as online.
• Advanced standing towards the Supply Chain Management Professional (SCMP) designation.

This program is designed to equip students with the necessary skills and knowledge to thrive in various sectors, including private and public organizations.

Featured Experiences

• Optional paid co-op work term providing valuable industry experience.
• Hands-on training with industry professionals to enhance learning.
• Opportunities to work with reputable companies such as 3M, General Dynamics, and Walmart.
• Access to advanced technologies and software relevant to supply chain management.
• Networking opportunities with industry leaders and peers.

Career Options

Graduates of the Supply Chain Management - Logistics program can pursue a variety of career paths in Canada, including:

• Purchasing Assistant: Supports procurement processes by managing purchase orders and vendor relationships.
• Logistics Coordinator: Oversees the transportation and distribution of goods, ensuring timely delivery and compliance with regulations.
• Inventory Analyst: Analyzes inventory levels and trends to optimize stock management and reduce costs.
• Production Planner: Plans and schedules production activities to meet customer demand while minimizing waste.
• Supply Chain Manager: Manages the entire supply chain process, from sourcing to delivery, ensuring efficiency and effectiveness.

These roles are in high demand across various sectors, including manufacturing, service, and government, providing graduates with numerous opportunities for career advancement.

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