Post-Graduate Certificate Program: Supply Chain Management & Analytics (1yr)

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Supply Chain Operations & Analytics (1-Year)

Post-Graduate Certificate Program

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Duration

Domestic Learners: 8 months
International Learners: up to 16 months

Delivery

Hybrid
(On-campus - Creekbank & Online)

Micro-credentials

7 core micro-credentials + 1
specialization micro-credential +
capstone project

Procurement Management Industry concept, Businesswomen Supply Chain retail logistics management, Financial business growth, Transportation import-export, Best products procurement management

Overview

This one-year postgraduate certificate is designed for individuals that are focused on gaining skills and competencies in the most critical and high-value areas of supply chain operations and analytics. This program is optimized for a fast-track career launch.

This industry-focused program is designed to equip professionals with the skills needed to optimize global supply chains, leverage data analytics, and implement digital transformation strategies. Through a blend of global E-commerce logistics, procurement, risk assessment, ERP systems certification preparation and equity in SCM, students gain practical, job-ready skills and expertise for immediate entry into mid-level roles in industries such as manufacturing, retail, healthcare, and e-commerce.

Unique to this program are two micro-credential specializations.

Learners will have the chance to engage in a capstone project, incorporating experiential learning to tackle real-world supply chain challenges and apply their knowledge and skills in practical, industry-relevant scenarios.

E-Commerce & Logistics Specialization

In the E-Commerce & Logistics Specialization, learners are focused on last-mile delivery optimization, customs compliance and omnichannel logistics. Graduates can secure roles such as E-Commerce Logistics Coordinator or Customs Compliance Specialist.

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ERP Systems & Analytics Specialization

In the ERP Systems & Analytics Specialization, learners are focused on skills development in SAP/Oracle ERP configuration, Power BI/Tableau analytics and data-driven decision-making. Graduates can pursue roles such as ERP Systems Specialist or Supply Chain Analyst, leveraging their technical expertise in high-demand areas.

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Program Learning Outcomes

This program covers:

Analyzing global supply chain strategies using industry-standard tools and methodologies.
Applying ethical sourcing principles using advanced blockchain traceability technologies.
ERP systems and streamline business processes with leading digital tools.
Mitigating supply chain risks with robust analysis frameworks and simulation techniques.
Designing e-commerce logistics solutions that integrate compliance and optimization standards.

Data analytics and predictive models for supply chain decision-making.
Optimizing last-mile logistics and warehouse operations with cutting-edge technologies.
Enhancing enterprise resource planning through advanced analytics and decision-making
tools.
Preparing for professional certifications with interactive learning and practical applications.

National Occupational Classification NOC

The National Occupational Classification (NOC) is Canada's standardized system for categorizing and describing occupations. It provides detailed information about job roles, main duties, employment requirements, and career pathways, serving as a critical resource for workforce planning, immigration, and education.

The 1 year Supply Chain & Analytics certificate aligns with the following NOC codes:

12013 – Supervisors, Supply Chain, Tracking, and Scheduling Coordination
Occupations
14401 – Shippers and Receivers
21223 – Database Analysts and Data Administrators
21222 – Information Systems Specialists
11201 – Professional Occupations in Business Management Consulting

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Who Should Enrol

This certificate is designed for Canadian professionals and international learners seeking advanced expertise in supply chain operations and analytics. It is particularly suited to those aiming to contribute to the thriving industries across Canada, such as manufacturing, healthcare, e-commerce, and retail, while also aligning with global supply chain trends and standards.

Whether you are a Canadian resident looking to upskill for roles in Ontario’s growing supply chain sector, or an international learner aspiring to gain globally recognized certifications and practical experience, this certificate provides a pathway to career success. It caters to professionals eager to leverage cutting-edge technologies, build sustainable supply chains, and address challenges in both domestic and international markets.

Micro-credentials

Global SCM & Logistics
Procurement & Supplier Management
ERP Systems & Digital Tools
Specialization A: E-Commerce & Logistics
Specialization B: ERP Systems & Analytics

Risk Management and Geopolitics
E-Commerce Logistics & Compliance
SAP/Oracle Certification Prep
Data Analytics for Supply Chain Decision-Making

Graduates of this certificate program will be equipped for a variety of roles, including:

Graduates of this certificate program can pursue a range of promising careers in supply chain and logistics. Potential roles include:

Global Supply Chain Manager: Oversee international logistics and operations, optimizing transportation and inventory systems using tools like SAP TM and SCOR models.
Procurement Specialist: Lead ethical sourcing efforts and manage supplier relationships, leveraging platforms like Ariba and blockchain technology for compliance.
ERP Systems Analyst: Configure and optimize enterprise resource planning tools such as SAP S/4HANA and Oracle NetSuite for efficient business processes.
Risk Management Analyst: Analyze geopolitical risks and implement mitigation strategies using tools like PESTLE analysis and Monte Carlo simulation.
E-Commerce Logistics Coordinator: Manage e-commerce operations, including last- mile delivery and customs compliance, through platforms like Shopify and GS1 standards.
Supply Chain Data Analyst: Utilize Python, Power BI, and SQL to transform data into actionable insights for demand planning and inventory optimization.
Certification Prep Trainer: Assist organizations or individuals in preparing for SAP and Oracle certifications using interactive tools and tailored resources.
ERP & Analytics Specialist: Drive analytics and business intelligence using SAP BI, Tableau, and Microsoft Power Platform to enhance decision-making.

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Applicants must have a degree [general or honours], two-year college diploma or advanced college diploma (3 year) in any discipline with a minimum of 60% average [C] for university
students. Applicants from college will be admitted with a minimum overall GPA of 3.00 [B or 70%].

International applicants must provide documentation of language proficiency as per Algoma University’s current language requirements. English language requirements for post graduate certificate programs include:

• CAEL: 60

• Cambridge English Qualifications: Overall 176 [including no individual band below 169]

• Duolingo English Test: Overall 110 [including no individual band below 90]

• IELTS Academic: Overall 5.5 [including no individual band below 5.5]

• TOEFL: Overall 550 [paper based] or 79 [online]

• Pearson Test of English Academic: Overall 60 [PTE Academic and PTE Academic Online]

• ENG4U OSSD: three [3] years of full-time study with a minimum grade of 70% [B]

• Successful completion of a two-year college diploma or advanced college diploma (3 year) from a recognized college [minimum of four [4] semesters is required]