Logistics/Supply Chain Management Certificate

Program Code:

LOGC

Degree:

Certificate

This program may be completed at QCC Worcester (Main Campus).
This program may be completed face-to-face.
This program may be completed 80% or more online.

Connections:

Credits from this certificate can be applied to the following associate degree(s):

Business Administration Career

Program Contact Email:

BusinessAdmin@qcc.mass.edu

Additional Information

Goals

Program Goals:

The Logistics/Supply Chain Management Certificate prepares students for entry-level positions in the fields of transportation, distribution/warehousing, and purchasing. Students will gain an understanding of logistics and supply chain management, as well as the communication, analytical, and managerial skills necessary to be successful in a variety of business environments. Students also build a foundation of core supply chain management knowledge that can form the basis for further study in this field. Students may elect to participate in a Co-op Experience to further enhance education gained in the classroom.

Student Learning Outcomes:

Upon completion of the program, graduates will be able to:

Understand the key functional areas of logistics, including transportation, distribution, warehousing, inventory management, and purchasing, and how they interact within the overall supply chain.
Demonstrate a basic understanding of financial accounting and its relationship to supply chain activities of a firm.
Create effective business communications, including letters, proposals, e-mails, etc., as well as prepare and deliver impactful oral presentations.
Apply hands-on experience in word processing, spreadsheet analysis, and database management to the logistics and supply chain activities of a business.
Use statistics, including measures of central tendency and measures of dispersion, to analyze the efficiency of logistics operations.
Lead group activities, organize discussions, and apply interpersonal skills to a variety of business situations.

Classes

Curriculum:

Course Title	Course #	Semester Offered	Credits	Prerequisites
Semester 1 Apply and get accepted to this program (Program Code: LOGC). Register for and successfully complete all courses to graduate in two semesters. If choosing BUS 299 for one of the Program Electives (Semester 2), meet with Career Services to discuss the co-op process and leads for co-op placements. If choosing BUS 299 for one of the Program Electives (Semester 2), contact Career Services to complete all requirements of CPS 298 (required prior to registration for BUS 299). See www.QCC.edu/career-services. Meet with Academic Advisor to discuss associate degree (Program Code: BB); or create an account on the QCC job board to search for internships, co-ops and jobs. Complete prerequisite(s) for MAT 122.
Financial Accounting I OR	ACC 101	F/S/SU	3	Placement into college level English
Principles of Macroeconomics	ECO 215	F/S/SU	3	Coreq: ENG 101
Introduction to Microcomputer Applications OR	CIS 111	F/S/SU	3
Advanced Microcomputer Applications	CIS 112	F/S/SU	3	CIS 111, Placement into college level English, MAT 095 with a grade of “C” or higher or approp place score
Composition I	ENG 101	F/S/SU	3	Placement into college level English
Introduction to Business Logistics	LOG 105	F	3	Placement into college level English
Principles of Management	MGT 211	F/S/SU	3	Placement into college level English
		Total	15
Semester 2 For the Program Electives, choose: BUS 299, LOG 106, LOG 107, LOG 208, or MNT 100 (see individual course descriptions for semester offerings and prerequisites). Apply to associate degree (Program Code: BB); or if seeking employment, meet with Career Services for career readiness preparation and to learn more about QCC’s job board. Submit an Intent to Graduate Form, located on The Q.
Integrated Communications for Business	BUS 201	F/S/SU	3	CIS 111, Placement into college level English
Statistics	MAT 122	F/S/SU	3	College level math course or QMAT place score > 21 or Coreq: MAT 052
Program Elective	---	F/S/SU	3
Program Elective	---	F/S/SU	3
		Total	12
Total Credits Required:			27

Elective Information

Cost & Requirements

Program Admissions Requirements:

Students should note that some first semester courses carry minimum prerequisites. Refer to the program grid.

High School Diploma or GED/HiSET.

Admissions Process:

Admissions inquiries should be directed to admissions [at] qcc.mass.edu. Prospective students may apply to the program of their choice by following the enrollment steps at www.QCC.edu/enrollment-steps.

Technical Performance Standards:

See the Technical Performance Standards page. (Note: Not all programs have technical performance standards).

Credit for Prior Learning:

Credit for Prior Learning (CPL) allows students to use skills they already have towards a college degree or certificate. Work, life, volunteer and military experience may be translated into credit, allowing students to take fewer classes and earn their degree faster. CPL eliminates redundancies for students who have already earned credentials or mastered skills required for their program of study. Email experience [at] qcc.mass.edu for more information and eligibility.

CORI, SORI, Fingerprinting & Drug Testing:

Criminal Offender Record Information (CORI) and Sex Offender Registry Information (SORI) checks are not required. Fingerprinting and drug testing are not required.

Prospective students should note that CORI/SORI checks, fingerprinting, and drug testing may be required by a cooperative education host employer in order to complete BUS 299 (if choosing BUS 299 as a Program Elective).

Additional Cost:

See the Program Fees page.

Students enrolled in BUS 299 may incur an additional expense for professional liability insurance.

Career

Career Outlook:

Please consult the Massachusetts Career Information System at https://masscis.intocareers.org/ or the Occupational Outlook Handbook at www.bls.gov/ooh/ for specific occupational information. The CIP code for this program is 52.0203.

Transfer Articulations & Opportunities:

Prospective students may learn more about transfer articulation agreements at www.QCC.edu/agreements. More information regarding transfer opportunities is available at www.QCC.edu/transfer.

Career Exploration:

Students can take an online Career Assessment through Career Coach to determine their strengths, then browse through occupations compatible with their interests and assessment results. To access the online assessment and for more information about particular careers and related academic programs at QCC, visit www.QCC.edu/career-assessment.

The actual median salary and position may vary depending on the employee’s educational level and years of experience

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Contact QCC Admissions at 508.854.4262 for more information.

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