Objectives

The 15-credit Graduate Certificate in Integrated Supply Networks program focuses on the specialized, strategic-level competencies that professionals need to succeed in the highly volatile supply networks space in which automation and AI-based solutions are now integrated into supply chain logistics and processes. The program includes key topics on: the evolution of the digital supply network landscape; design considerations for ensuring that supply networks are environmentally sound, socially responsible, and well governed; dynamic modelling; sustainable management of materials; and strategies for managing clients and services in an online setting.

Courses

Number	Title	Prerequisites	Available Times
			Spring/Summer 2024	Fall 2024	Winter 2025	Spring/Summer 2025
1 CO-REQUISITE COURSE (3 CREDITS) - this course must be taken at the beginning of the program
CMS2 500	Mathematics for Management	CMSC 000 (or the Exemption by Examination)	MON	WED
*Or the exemption by examination test
3 REQUIRED COURSES (9 CREDITS)
CSNM 615	Integrated Production and Operations Management
CSNM 635	ESG in Integrated Supply Networks
CSNM 650	Integrated Supply Networks Field Project.
2 COMPLEMENTARY COURSES (6 CREDITS) - from the following choices
CSNM 605	Dynamic Supply Networks Transformation	CMS2 500
CSNM 610	Principles of Dynamic Supply Networks	CMS2 500		TUE
CSNM 630	Global Supply Management and International Logistics	• Master’s degree (PhD preferred) with at least one university degree in a field related to the design and implementation of global logistics and distribution practices. • CLTD, CSCP or SCMP designation an asset.
CSNM 640	Six-Sigma and Supply Networks
CSNM 690	Special Topics in Supply Networks
*Or another 600-level course offered by the School of Continuing Studies and approved by the academic unit.