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Graduate Certificate in Global Supply Chain Management

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Advance your skills in global supply chain management

To gain the advantage in today’s globalized economy, companies need well-managed supply chains to tap into international markets and reach customers worldwide — and they rely on skilled managers to lead these continent-crossing supply chain networks.

With a Graduate Certificate in Global Supply Chain Management from DeVry University’s Keller Graduate School of Management, you’ll gain the hands-on experience you need to propel your career options forward:

  • Prepare for leadership roles whether you’re entering the field or ready to pursue a higher-level position.

  • Build skills on a global scale with classes covering how to apply AI in supply chain management, international trade, foreign market dynamics, and cross-border strategies.

  • Expand your industry aptitude in negotiation, problem-solving, risk management, and critical thinking.

  • Move toward your master’s with qualifying certificate credits that carry over to a related MBA program1 so you can reach more academic milestones as you grow.

Classes start every 8 weeks

Explore a world of possibilities in global supply chain management. Connect with us today.

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  • 01 Curriculum
  • 02 Accreditation
  • 03 Careers
  • 04 Ways to save
  • 05 FAQs

What you’ll learn in our Graduate Certificate in Global Supply Chain Management program

A global supply chain management certificate will equip you with the skills to develop and manage a lean and efficient supply chain across international environments. Here at Keller, you’ll learn from expert faculty with real-world industry experience to set you up to pursue your goals with confidence.

Operations systems

Learn to improve workflows by designing supply chain strategies based on factors like product characteristics, costs, packaging types, and logistical realities — and boost your decision-making skills in the process.

Technology and AI

Learn to apply AI and advanced analytics to forecast demand, optimize inventory, and support data-driven decisions across global supply chains.

Risk management

Explore how to identify, assess, and mitigate risks before they cause disruptions across international supply chains. Learn to manage real-world issues like geopolitical matters, regulations, and technology breakdowns.

Strategic procurement

Get to know the world of suppliers as you explore best practices for sourcing goods based on issues like reliability, sustainability, financial stability, and quality. You’ll also sharpen your negotiation and leadership skills.

Data analytics and technology

By taking a deep dive into technologies like AI and analytical modeling, you’ll learn to make data-driven decisions for improving supply chain steps like inventory management, procurement, and demand forecasting.

Leadership and team building

Grow your skills as a leader by learning to collaborate with global partners and manage supply chain teammates around the world. Gain the knowledge you need to keep your team aligned and running smoothly.

Graduate Certificate in Global Supply Chain Management classes and credits:

Classes

6

Credits

18

Semesters

2-32

Explore the world of global supply chain management in classes like:
GSCM520
Foundations in Global Supply Chain Management
INTL500
Global Perspectives for International Business
GSCM530
Global Supply Chain Resource Planning and Management
MIS541
Innovation Through Technology and AI
LEAD570
Leadership in the Age of AI
GSCM540
Relationship Management, Procurement and Sourcing Strategy

Learn more about this certificate program and the classes you’ll be taking in our program guide.
 

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Your program perks
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Tech- and AI-infused coursework: Open the door to new opportunities by learning industry tools like Microsoft Visio to create vector graphics, Excel to build data analysis models, and AI-enabled tools used to support business analysis and problem-solving.
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Hands-on experience: Immerse yourself in realistic simulations, course materials, bid proposals, and RFP case studies from Cengage and other educational leaders.
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Modern supply chain instruction: We regularly update our career-focused curriculum to align with advancements and trends shaping the future of supply chain management so you can build the skills needed for today’s workplaces.

Chart a course to your master’s

Every step counts here at Keller. Boost your resume and showcase your skills right away when you earn a Graduate Certificate in Global Supply Chain Management. Then, when you’re ready to advance your academic journey, qualifying credits count toward a Master's in Business Administration with a Global Supply Chain Management Specialization.1

This way, you can put your education to work now while setting yourself up to take the next step in your education in the future.

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Accreditation matters

Being accredited means we’ve met rigorous quality standards and are committed to giving you the education you deserve. Our accreditations and recognitions include:

  • Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP): Our Graduate Certificate in Global Supply Chain Management program is accredited by ACBSP, acbsp.org, demonstrating it has met standards of business education that promote teaching excellence. Learn more about program outcomes and student achievement.3

  • The Higher Learning Commission (HLC): Institutionally, DeVry University is accredited by HLC, www.hlcommission.org. Our Keller Graduate School of Management is included in this accreditation.

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Global supply chain management jobs

Global supply chain management is a booming industry. The Bureau of Labor Statistics projects more than 26,000 job openings nationally, on average, for logisticians in this field every year from 2024 to 2034, though actual local growth may vary.

With expansion like this, you could pursue global supply chain management jobs in areas like:

  • Compliance manager

  • Cost estimator

  • Loss prevention manager

  • Operations manager

  • Purchasing manager

  • Supply chain analyst

  • Supply chain manager

Find out how our Career Services can help you prepare to pursue job opportunities and polish your resume, during school and long after graduation.

Ways to save

Explore some ways to maximize your education by minimizing tuition costs.

Scholarships and grants

Save money with a variety of scholarship and grant opportunities.4

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Prior learning credit

Real-world experience counts — see how you can get credit for previous work, volunteer, or training hours.

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Employer reimbursement

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Military and veteran benefits

Learn about savings for veterans, active-duty U.S. military members, and their spouses.

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Frequently asked questions

Is a graduate certificate in global supply chain management worth it?

Yes, earning a certificate in global supply chain management can have a positive impact on your career path. Online certificate programs, like our Graduate Certificate in Global Supply Chain Management here at Keller, will help grow your skills in vital areas like logistics, inventory management, global procurement, and more.

Now is also a great time to pursue an education in this area as it’s a growing job market. Though actual local growth may vary, the Bureau of Labor Statistics expects a 17% increase in openings for logisticians, who coordinate supply chains, from 2024 to 2034 nationwide.

Can I study supply chain management online?

Yes, you can earn your Graduate Certificate in Global Supply Chain Management online or explore on-campus options5 here at Keller. Either way, we’ll be here to support you every step of the way with a wealth of student services, including career support, advisors, digital libraries, and much more.

How long does it take to earn a Graduate Certificate in Global Supply Chain Management?

Here at Keller, you can earn a Graduate Certificate in Global Supply Chain Management in as little as 8 months on an accelerated schedule or 12 months on a normal schedule.2

Why is globalization important in supply chain management?

Globalization is an important aspect of supply chain management because most companies now source raw materials and deliver finished products around the world. Knowing how to negotiate with suppliers, navigate international regulations, and handle logistics across borders can have a huge impact on a company’s growth — as well as your own. Our Graduate Certificate in Global Supply Chain Management covers these global aspects and much more.

What’s the difference between SCM and CRM?

SCM (supply chain management) and CRM (customer relationship management) are two concepts important to the field of global supply chain management:

• SCM refers to the management and supervision of the entire flow of goods and services within a supply chain.
• CRM focuses on managing relationships to grow customer loyalty, keep teams satisfied, and gain new clients.

Our Graduate Certificate in Global Supply Chain Management will help you develop skills needed for both areas, such as leadership, negotiation, team building, and more.

How much do supply chain management certificate holders earn?

With a supply chain management certificate, salary can vary based on experience, education, and the company or industry you work for. For a general understanding of a supply chain manager’s earning potential, we recommend taking a look at data provided by the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

What does a supply chain analyst do?

A supply chain analyst gathers data and analyzes it to find patterns, trends, and potential disruptions that can affect the flow of goods and services. Supply chain analysts play a key role by ensuring all stages of the supply chain are working in harmony.

How do I apply to Keller?

Applying is quick and easy:

1. Talk to an admissions representative: Fill out a brief form, and we’ll reach out to walk you through the process.
2. Submit your application: We’ll take you through the application over the phone. If you prefer, you can apply online. It only takes 5-10 minutes.
3. Enroll in your first courses: Once you have applied and are accepted, we’ll help you build your schedule.

Learn more about admissions.

1At the time of application to the next credential level, an evaluation of qualifying transfer credit will occur and the most beneficial outcome will be applied. Future programmatic changes could impact the application of credits to a future program at Keller. Refer to the academic catalog for details.

2Accelerated schedule does not include breaks and assumes 2 semesters of year-round, full-time enrollment in 9 credit hours a semester per 12-month period. Normal schedule does not include breaks and assumes 3 semesters of year-round, full-time enrollment in an average of 6 credit hours per semester per 12-month period.

3Conferral and assessment data is available for all DeVry and Keller ACBSP-accredited programs. For a full list of our ACBSP-accredited programs, visit our Accreditation page.

4Scholarships are available to those who apply and qualify. Click here for more information, including any requirements or restrictions. Students may participate in only one DeVry University-based scholarship, grant, or group tuition benefit program at a time. Those who qualify for more than one program will be presumed to accept the program with the highest reduction per session cost, unless the student confirms their desire to participate in a different program in writing prior to starting classes at DeVry. Scholarship and grant terms and eligibility conditions are subject to change.

5Program, course, and extended classroom availability vary by location. In site-based programs, students will be required to take a substantial amount of coursework online to complete their program.