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Help The World Operate With Precision
In Canada, the supply chain is one of the most essential sectors of the economy involving more than 767,000 workers from a range of occupations and industries. Cape Breton University’s newly designed courses introduce all facets of supply chain management from a theoretical and practical perspective.
Organizations increasingly place emphasis on improving their operations and supply chain performance. This is because efficient management of transportation and logistics is vital to economic growth. That’s why the Post-Baccalaureate Diploma in Supply Chain Management program at CBU involves the management of materials, finances and information as they move from manufacturer to the end user.
These numbers are an estimate for planning purposes only, and include tuition for the entire 2 year program. These numbers do not include health plan or accommodation fees.
CBU is the only university on Canada’s east coast to offer the Supply Chain Management diploma. With professors who are conducting leading-edge research and an energetic campus environment both at our main campus and off-campus Cineplex classroom location, CBU will become more than your university– it will become your home away from home. The supply chain is one of the most essential sectors in the economy in Canada. CBU gives you the opportunity to apply your acquired skills to real-life projects through a business internship or capstone project to help kick start your career with real life experience. CBU offers a unique program that includes core business courses such as Marketing and Accounting in addition to Supply Chain Management courses. This program also offers the potential for facilitated internship work experience based on meeting minimum requirements.
Learn to identify potential markets and develop alternative collaborators to achieve sustainable competitive advantage
Gain an understanding of information technology tools for effectively coordinating the activities of supply chain stakeholders
Gain an understanding of how strategic sourcing constitutes an integral part of a procurement strategy
Understand risks in global sourcing which can include cultural differences, currency exchange volatility, and exposure to financial and political risks
Experiential Learning Opportunities
INTERNSHIP
Optional up to 16-week work internship. Potential employers include:
Exxon Mobile
Loblaws
Oxford Frozen Foods
Protocase
Louisbourg Seafoods
20.1% of students enrolled secure an internship
45 internships completed each semester approximately
CAPSTONE PROJECT
Optional capstone project that reflects real-world knowledge. The capstone project provides opportunities to work with nonprofits, small businesses and entrepreneurs. Organizations include:
Highland Arts Theatre
Celtic Air
Digital Introspection
178 capstone projects completed each semester on average