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University of Pittsburgh    
2024-2025 Undergraduate Catalog 
    
 
  Dec 13, 2024
 
2024-2025 Undergraduate Catalog

Supply Chain Management Certificate


The Certificate in Supply Chain Management (CSCM) provides undergraduate engineering students with the opportunity to understand important concepts in supply chain management and develop technical and managerial skills which are highly valued in today’s corporate environment. The program also offers an international travel experience for students to gain hands-on exposure to global supply chain organizations.

Supply chain management encompasses not only the design and planning of supply chain activities, but also the execution, control and monitoring that help companies build a competitive infrastructure and create net value. The supply chain covers all areas, not just manufacturing and services, but also includes suppliers, retailers, warehouses, logistics and customer service; all functional areas involved in receiving and filling a customer’s order with a repeatable and satisfying experience. This certificate requires 15 credits to complete.

For engineering students (business students should see the requirements listed on the CBA website), the Certificate in Supply Chain Management requires students to take the following five courses: 

Program Requirements


  1. IE 1080 - SUPPLY CHAIN ANALYSIS  - 3 Credits (BUSQOM 1070  is for business students only)
  2. ​​BUSSCM 1730 - MANAGING GLOBAL SUPPLY CHAINS  - 3 Credits 
  3. CBA Supply Chain Elective Course - 3 Credits - Choose one of the following:
  4. Industrial Engineering Elective Course - 3 Credits - Choose one of the following: 
  5. Global Supply Chain Project Elective Course - 3 Credits - Choose one of the following:

In addition, the student must obtain a grade of C or better in each course counted toward the Certificate and a minimum QPA of 2.25 (C+ average) across all courses in the Certificate.

 



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