Logistics in the Supply Chain

Logistics in the Supply Chain

Covers theories and practices of modern logistics management within a market-driven supply chain. Begins with an outline of reasons why some operations are not efficient, then introduces management tools to improve efficiency and responsiveness followed by application of analytical tools to evaluate the current logistic management practices. Designed for working professionals with some exposure to the supply chain industry.

W. P. Carey Certificate in Foundations of Supply Chain Management

Supply chain management is focused on data-driven changes that help an organization run more efficiently, infuses adaptability throughout the business operation, and often results in more sustainable business practices. Unlock the foundational and advanced knowledge you need to tackle, resolve, and manage complex problems that confront supply chain managers with the Certificate in Foundations of Supply Chain Management from ASU.

The credential can either be completed on its own for no academic credit, or applied as 12 hours of completed courses upon successful admission to the Online MS-SCM program. A reflection of ASU's reputation for innovation, the professional credential is a precursor to the material you'll learn in the Online MS-SCM, and allows you to earn a qualified professional credential in addition to your master's degree.

Highlights

• Expert instruction by the Department of Supply Chain Management at the W. P. Carey School of Business, consistently ranked among the top 3 for undergraduate and MBA supply chain specialties by U.S. News & World Report
• Take courses one at a time for 7 1/2 weeks, 100% online
• Credential cost: $3,000; cost when completed courses are applied to master’s degree: $4,000
• Completed credential can count as 12 hours of course credit toward Online MS-SCM degree

About the Online Master of Science in Supply Chain Management

Increased competition from global competitors, the opening and closing of new markets, the need for sustainable business practices, the regulatory environment — any one of these examples of the complexity of the current economic environment is enough to make any business leader shudder. How can support vendors, service providers, customer concerns, product safety, and profit margins connect in a way that gets your product to the right consumer?

The Online Master of Science in Supply Chain Management (Online MS-SCM) can prepare you to be a leader in this fast-paced and increasingly important and competitive field. The Online MS-SCM is delivered by the W. P. Carey School of Business at ASU — one of the leaders in supply chain education. Courses are delivered 100% online, with the opportunity to engage with faculty and your classmates, so you can share your ideas and learn from others' perspectives. In each class, you'll build key strengths that will help you advance your knowledge — and your career in supply chain management.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who should I contact for more information?

Email wpcareymasters@asu.edu or john.fowler@asu.edu for more information.

Who is this certificate designed for?

These courses are designed for working professionals with some exposure to the supply chain industry

Can I use financial aid for these courses?

Unfortunately, federal financial aid is not available for certificate or professional development programs.