Supply Chain Logistics Management Online Certificate
Learn to use supply chain logistics to improve efficiency.
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The online Supply Chain Logistics Management Certificate from the University of West Florida familiarizes you with supply chain logistics management concepts. Using analytics such as cost, production time and flow of goods, you will be able to identify crucial improvements and opportunities to increase efficiency and value. An international perspective ensures that you are prepared for a global marketplace.
The Graduate Certificate in Supply Chain Logistics Management is not available to students pursuing the MBA with an emphasis in Supply Chain Logistics Management.
Candidates for This Program Include:
- Those working in manufacturing or a related field who would like to advance
- Business students seeking a well-rounded education
- Those who will later pursue an MBA (this certificate is not available to students pursuing the MBA with an emphasis in Supply Chain Logistics Management)
You Will Be Able To:
- Apply knowledge of supply chain logistics management concepts to solve business management problems
- Utilize analytics to assist in identifying critical logistics issues and opportunities, and in creating and executing supply chain logistics strategies
- Create and evaluate theory-driven, data-based and ethical supply chain logistics strategies appropriate for a given environment
- Apply knowledge of global marketplaces to plan and perform international logistics operations
Refer to UWF Cost of Attendance Estimates and Financial Literacy for more information on UWF costs and financial aid.
Courses and Requirements
The Supply Chain Logistics Management Certificate requires completion of the following courses with a grade of C or higher. All prerequisites must be met in order to enroll in these courses. Participants must secure a combined grade point average of 3.0 or higher for the course required by the certificate.
Candidates are expected to have completed the equivalent of one of the following UWF courses:
- MAN 3504 - Operations Management
3.0 Credit Hours
Operations Management
Application of quantitative and qualitative management techniques for improving quality and efficiency of manufacturing and service organizations. Coverage of productivity, quality, forecasting, design of goods/services, project management and other related topics. Prerequisite: STA 2023; Completion of 45 hours of college course work is required prior to taking this course.
- MAR 3202 - Supply Chain Logistics Management
3.0 Credit Hours
Supply Chain Logistics Management
Presents the fundamental elements of integrated supply chain and logistics management. It examines the strategic and operational decisions necessary to plan, implement, and control the procurement, storage, management, and distribution of materials, components, and finished goods. Emphasis is placed on product, service, information, and financial flows as facilitated by supply chain logistics strategies, transportation and distribution center operations, facility and network design, inventory and order management, customer service, information execution systems, and outsourcing decisions.
- TRA 3153 - Strategic Transportation Management
3.0 Credit Hours
Strategic Transportation Management
Presents the fundamental elements necessary to plan transportation systems. It examines the importance of transportation in the economy and the strategic and operational roles of transportation in supply chains. Emphasis is placed on domestic and global transportation operations, services pricing, carrier selection, equipment and shipment planning, transportation execution systems, intermodal operations, security, and expanded services in distribution.
- MAN 3504 - Operations Management
- MAN 5619 - Global Logistics Management
3.0 Credit Hours
Global Logistics Management
This course explores logistics and supply chain operations from a global perspective. Course material and experiences will focus on import and export processes, port and logistics facility operations, raw material and finished goods movement across borders, and equipment and technology for global logistics. Must have the equivalent of MAR 3202 Supply Chain Logistics Management, TRA 3153 Transportation Strategy, or MAN 3504 Operations Management. Offered concurrently with MAN 4597; graduate students will be assigned additional work.
- TRA 5206 - Logistics Systems and Analytics
3.0 Credit Hours
Logistics Systems and Analytics
Students will learn to make improved business logistics and supply chain management decisions through the practical application of multiple analytical techniques used by managers in the field. Emphasis is placed on supply chain network analysis and design, inventory analysis and decision making, equipment and resource management, information management systems for analyzing and executing logistics decisions, and process management improvements to reduce total logistics cost and improve logistics service. Must have the equivalent of MAR 3202 Supply Chain Logistics Management, TRA 3153 Transportation Strategy, or MAN 3504 Operations Management. Offered concurrently with TRA 4202; graduate students will be assigned additional work.
- TRA 5159 - Seminar in Supply Chain Logistics Strategy
3.0 Credit Hours
Seminar in Supply Chain Logistics Strategy
Seminar in Supply Chain Logistics Strategy provides active-learning opportunities for students to evaluate current strategic issues in managing logistics and transportation throughout consumer and industrial supply chains. Today's supply chains require managers to be skilled in evaluating complex business logistics situations and in making decisions that have immediate and long-term corporate implications. The real-world and live case-based materials are designed to help students develop high-level analytical and decision-making skills pertaining to the many logistics operations that influence the service levels and capabilities of domestic and global supply chains. Must have the equivalent of MAR 3202 Supply Chain Logistics Management, or TRA 3153 Transportation Strategy, or MAN 3504 Operations Management. Offered concurrently with TRA 4155; graduate students will be assigned additional work. Prerequisite: TRA 5206*
- MAN 5619 - Global Logistics Management
Admission Requirements
To be considered for admission to the University of West Florida’s online Supply Chain Logistics Management Certificate program, you must be admitted to the University as a graduate non-degree seeking student.
How to Apply
Once accepted as a graduate non-degree seeking student, you should contact the MBA department and speak to an advisor about course availability and scheduling, and also complete the online Graduate Certificate Declaration Form on MyUWF.
Have questions about this program or the admissions process? Contact our graduate admissions team at gradadmissions@uwf.edu. If you are a current UWF student, please reach out to the department academic advisor.
Costs & Financial Aid
| Component | Cost | Total* |
|---|---|---|
| In-State Tuition | $384.60 per credit hour | $3,461.40 |
| Full Out-of-State Tuition | $1,044.24 per credit hour | $9,398.16 |
| 90% Out-of-State Tuition Waiver | $478.83 per credit hour | $4,309.47 |
Tuition waivers cover up to 90 percent of the non-resident portion of your tuition and are available to non-Florida residents (including international students) admitted to online programs and registered for online courses in active pursuit of that degree or certificate. You must pay all other assessed tuition and fees.
Time to completion varies by student, depending on individual progress and course availability. Fees are charged per semester unless otherwise noted. This program takes up to 12 months to complete.
* Tuition and fees are subject to change.
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Alabama Differential Out-of-State Tuition
Residents of Alabama are eligible for Alabama Differential Tuition, a reduced out-of-state tuition rate. For more information and to verify residency status for tuition purposes, new undergraduate students should contact the Office of Undergraduate Admissions and new graduate students should contact the Graduate School. Current enrolled students should contact the Office of the Registrar.
Military Students
UWF is a Military FriendlyⓇ School proudly serving active-duty U.S. military members and veterans. As UWF has been a participant in the Yellow Ribbon Program since 2011, you could be eligible to receive free tuition with your military benefits.
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With a Supply Chain Logistics Management Certificate, you can go on to other degree programs, seek related licensure or pursue advancement in a variety of careers.
* Salary and job outlook information from the Bureau of Labor Statistics and PayScale.
Logisticians
Logisticians are responsible for evaluating and improving supply chains in virtually any industry. This is a fast-paced job focused on the efficiency and management of both products and people. In 2018, logisticians made a median annual salary of $74,600, with job growth projected at 5 percent through 2028.
Cost Estimators
Cost estimators collect and analyze data in order to estimate the time, money, materials and labor required to make a product or provide a service. Their information is used to make important decisions regarding manufacturing and sales. These employees made a median annual salary of $64,040 in 2018, and job growth is expected to increase by 9 percent by 2028, which is faster than average.
Industrial Production Managers
Similar to engineering managers, industrial production managers must also combine management skills with their expertise in the field. These managers usually work in large production plants or warehouses, where they can closely supervise the manufacturing process and ensure quality control. With field experience and special certification, these managers make a median annual salary of $103,380.