Logistics and Supply Chain Management Certificate Information

Today’s successful Logistics and Supply Chain Management professional thrives on efficiently managing the production and distribution of goods-from supply acquisition to delivery of the finished goods worldwide. Well-trained logisticians and supply chain analysts are highly sought after by successful manufacturers. All Logistics certificate courses are offered as a cohort at the Frederick Campus.

The certificate program consists of five graduate courses. These five courses (15 academic credits) can also be applied toward an MBA degree, if a student chooses to complete seven additional courses (22 academic credits). A formal declaration of intent to pursue the MBA is required if a student chooses to pursue the MBA after completing the logistics and supply chain management certificate.

Required Courses (15 Credits)

A student may earn a graduate certificate in logistics and supply chain management by successfully completing the following five courses:

• MBA 583 - Introduction to Logistics and Supply Chain Management
• MBA 584 - Logistics Information Systems
• MBA 585 - Global Transport and Distribution
• MBA 586 - Supply Operations and Warehousing
• MBA 587 - Advanced Methods for Supply Chain Management and Modeling