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Supply Chain Management Noncredit Certificate

Redefining
Excellence

Business depends on supply chain management.

The pandemic has brought new focus to supply chain management and the need for end-to-end strategies. Organizations rely on supply chain specialists, analysts and managers to oversee the flow of goods, services and processes that transform raw materials into final products. Our certificate program will empower you to take on a greater responsibility in a dynamic career that affects all consumers and corners of industry.

Dates for 2024 will be announced soon.

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Dates

Spring Semester
February 21-May 9, 2023

Format

Live Online Sessions (Zoom) & Resources (Canvas)

Investment

Individual Courses, $89
5 Courses, $299

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Delivering Value Over the Long Haul

Innovation is a key driver for growth in international supply chain management. Global supply chains and logistics continue to mature and modernize amid constantly changing forces, including economic policies, artificial intelligence and digitization. 

Customers are driving the need for transformation, which means investing in supply chain excellence can only deliver consumer, competitive and shareholder value over the long haul.

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Fulfill Critical Positions

This certificate will benefit you if you seek a critical position within an organization or business, managing complex and challenging supply chains and logistics. You are eligible if you are:

  • High school graduates who are interested in the supply chain and logistics industries.
  • Logistics/operations workers seeking advancement in the industry.
  • Career movers thinking of taking on a role in the supply chain and logistics industries.
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Take the Next Step in Your Career

Gain a Competitive Edge

Upon successful completion of all five courses, you will receive an exclusive UW-Green Bay credential, a digital badge validating your accomplishment.

Courses

The five courses of the Supply Chain Certificate Program (SCM) offer an introduction to logistics, transportation, packaging, operations planning, inventory management and enterprise resource planning (ERP), among other supply chain management functions. Course fee does not include cost of book or e-book.The five courses of the Supply Chain Certificate Program (SCM) enable mastery of logistics, transportation, packaging, operations planning, inventory management and enterprise resource planning (ERP), among other supply chain management functions. Courses held live online on Zoom with resources available in Canvas. Course fee does not include cost of book or e-book.

Supply Chain Management

8:30 a.m.-12 p.m.

Live Online: Tuesday, February 21, 2023
The goal of this course is to provide a high-level overview of the supply chain function and related concepts and to provide an understanding of the activities involved. This course will also provide a basic understanding of the analytical tools and applications used in SCM. The course will introduce students to some challenges in managing global supply chains. The course will also provide an opportunity to students to work in teams, explore a real-life situation related to concepts taught in the class.
Instructor: David Jerrett
Cost: $89

Project Management

8:30 a.m.-12 p.m.

Live Online: Tuesday, March 7, 2023
This course provides the knowledge of standardized terms, knowledge areas, process groups and processes defined in the Project Management Book of Knowledge (PMBOK®) which is used in project management across the world. This course will prepare students for clearly defining the scope, planning activities, budget and cost management of these activities, HR planning, communication planning, stakeholder analyses and handing over the final product or services to operations at the end of the project.
Instructor: Katie Labedz
Cost: $89

Logistics Management

8:30 a.m.-12 p.m.

Live Online: Tuesday, March 28, 2023
This course will allow students to deepen their knowledge and understanding of various components of logistics management; its role across other functions in an enterprise; and its importance in the context of the present global business environment. The primary objective of logistics management is to provide support for storage and distribution of goods and services, from an enterprise to customers as well as any returns from customers to an enterprise with or without channel partners. 
Instructor: Kyle Nothem
Cost: $89

Operations Management

8:30 a.m.-12 p.m.

Live Online: Tuesday, April 25, 2023
The operations management course covers activities related to planning in manufacturing and services. The first part of the operations management course will provide features of production/service systems, methods of modeling and control system for operations/service. Topics could include aggregate planning, forecasting techniques, work-force, and operations scheduling, material requirement planning, and managing inventory systems.
Instructor: Shane Suda
Cost: $89

Enterprise Resource Planning

8:30 a.m.-12 p.m.

Live Online: Tuesday, May 9, 2023
This course provides the basic structure of an ERP system in an organization. This course will provide training on various aspects of SCM functions in an ERP system such as how to create/modify/delete an item master, a vendor master, a purchase order/a contract, request an advance from accounts, check inventory of raw material, work-in-progress (WIP), and finished goods and look for demands.
Instructor: Mark Grassman
Cost: $89

Sign up for all five courses and SAVE! Use code "SUPPLY" when registering for the whole certificate to get a discount. Get all five courses for only $299.

 

Need Guidance?

If you have any questions or need additional guidance, please contact Christopher Ledvina, Business Development Specialist. 
 

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