Supply Chain Management Certificates Level I and II
How well do you speak the language of supply chain management? Master those skills in our School of Management’s Supply Chain Management certificate program.
Supply Chain Management Level I
Adding Supply Chain Management knowledge to any MS degree with the SCM Level I Certificate provides a valuable option. This certificate equates to the first three courses of the SCM degree and provides foundational knowledge that gives any learner insight into the basics of the supply chain. Every industry has a supply chain, from industry to education, fast food to retail. Gain valuable insights that allow you to speak the language of supply chain management.
Supply Chain Management Level II
This SCM Level II certificate allows the opportunity to expand and deepen supply chain expertise. Understand the risks and logistics that apply to any supply chain operation and how to mitigate those challenges to ensure smooth operations. Understand the value of the customer relationship and how scorecards can make a difference. Finally, bring all your learning together in a Capstone project designed to provide you with the practical application of everything you have learned.
Why Study Supply Chain Management at Kettering University
You want an in-depth understanding of supply chain management to accelerate your career.
This graduate level certificate program is open to graduate and undergraduate students.
The program is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs.
What You'll Learn
The program focuses on enterprise resource planning and is called Supply Chain and Enterprise Resource Planning. It provides you with foundational knowledge in supply chain management that extends the coverage of the core courses in the MBA and the Master’s programs in Operations Management and Engineering Management.
Because all economies operate through supply chains, the demand is always high for supply chain managers. Picking up some skills here will make you more competitive when you enter the job market. Add a Co-op experience to the mix and you can become a top candidate after graduation.
The courses include Designing Value in the Supply Chain, Enterprise Resource Planning and Supply Chain Operations.
