Bachelor of Commerce with Supply Chain Management Major

About this programme

You understand that the world of business is dynamic, evolving and connected. It relies on strong relationships, thoughtful collaboration and business systems that work. If you are an open-minded, holistic thinker who embraces uncertainty and enjoys solving problems on the fly, this major is for you. From geo-political risks to the fall out from climate change and the pandemic, we are living in a world that is feeling the effects of food supply disruptions, supply chain shortages, inflation and migration. In this major, you learn to strategically coordinate business functions within an organization and with its supply-chain partners. Using data analysis and a disciplined approach to problem solving, you provide meaningful, workable answers to global business questions. Graduates with this major are eligible to receive advance standing in the Supply Chain Management Professional (SCMP) designation. In the first two years of the program, you learn the principles that shape general business decisions and specific supply-chain decisions. Courses focus on managing global supply chains, procurement and supply strategies, and business logistics. You learn how to think holistically when analyzing a situation, stepping back from the specifics in order to identify connections and relationships before coordinating a solution. In the remaining coursework, you learn advanced tools for assessing each business entity as an integral part of a whole. The material includes operations planning, quality management, transportation management, global sourcing and process management.