Graduate Certificate in Supply Chain Management at Boston University

The Graduate Certificate in Supply Chain Management is a course of study covering key operations management concepts and methods, as well as state-of-the-art tools used in the process of designing and managing global supply chains. Students in the program gain hands-on experience with a variety of qualitative and quantitative techniques used in the area of supply chain management.

Faculty: Metropolitan College  |  Department: Business & Management (Administrative Sciences)  |  Duration: 8–12 months  |  Intake: Fall, spring, or summer term  |  Location: Boston, MA, United States

What you will study

Certificate Requirements: A total of four courses (16 units) is required, as follows:; MET AD 519 Operations and Process Analysis; MET AD 680 Global Supply Chains; Two courses from the following list:; MET AD 690 Supply Chain Logistics; MET AD 734 Six Sigma Quality Methods*; MET AD 760 International Trade and Logistics; *Students who meet certain performance standards in MET AD 734 will earn Six Sigma Green Belt certification. Students who meet certain standards in MET AD 519 and AD 734 will earn Lean Six Sigma Green Belt certification.

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