Hybrid
(On-campus - Creekbank & Online)
This two-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 strategy and innovation from a more in-depth, strategic approach, incorporating advanced technical skills, leadership development, and a capstone project, making it ideal for those aiming for higher-level managerial or analytical positions in the evolving supply chain industry.
Unique to this program are micro-credential specializations, in each program year. These specializations cater to the evolving demands of the supply chain industry.
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 two-year Advanced Supply Chain Strategy & Innovation certificate aligns with the following NOC codes:
This certificate is ideal for Canadian professionals seeking to advance their careers in supply chain management within key industries such as manufacturing, healthcare, retail, and e-commerce. It is also perfectly suited for international learners aiming to gain globally recognized certifications and practical skills that align with Canada’s dynamic supply chain landscape and international markets.
Graduates of this certificate program will be equipped for a variety of roles, including:
Apply now to gain the skills and credentials you need to lead in supply chain management and analytics.
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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]