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CSCSCPost-secondary NOC Code Review

Last updated: 5/27/2008

College/ University

Program Name Faculty/ Program Area

Lang Pre-reqs Credential Earned Length Course Titles Co-op? Website PR City NOCCode

Function Notes

School: www.atlantictransport.com

B571 Transportation - Operational

Program: http://www.atlantictransport.com/Heavy%20Equipment%20Operator.htm

H812 Warehousing - Operational

Introduction to Operations and Supply Chain Management Ottawa A016 Senior Management – Managerial

Financial Accounting A113 Purchasing - ManagerialMicroeconomics A373 Transportation - ManagerialComputer Applications A141 Warehousing - ManagerialCommunications IBusiness Fundamentalse-Business ConceptsManagement Information Sys.Marketing IMacroeconomics Communications IILawBasics of SCM/ERPMarketing IIManagerial AccountingQuantitative MethodsSpeaking and PresentationsBusiness Analysis Purchasing ManagementERP and SAP Manufacturing Processes and SystemsCo-op PreparationProject Management e-Business Systems Analysis and Development Object Oriented Programming for e-Business Applications Master Planning of ResourcesComputer Programming, Analysis and Design Issues in Public Sector Procurement and ContractingBusiness Configuration with SAP Logistics Computer Networks and Data CommunicationsDetailed Scheduling and PlanningProject Human Resources and Communications ManagementQuality ManagementForecastingFree Elective IBusiness Finance Execution and Control of OperationsLean PrinciplesProduction Planning and Execution (SAP)Database ManagementCyber LawOrganizational Design, Development and GovernanceeSCM Degree ProjectStrategic Management of ResourcesCustomer Relationship ManagementWorkplace Health and SafetyFree Elective II

Yes www.algonquincollege.com

ON

NB

Algonquin College of Applied Arts and Technology

Bachelor of Applied Business - e-Business Supply Chain Management (ESCM)

School of Business E Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) and six Grade 12 university (U) or university/college (M) courses, including one Grade 12 U English course and one Grade 12 U Mathematics course, with an overall minimum average of 70%. (Ontario Academic Courses (OAC) can replace or be used in combination with U or M courses.)

Bachelor Degree 4 Years

Courses can be tailored to meet individual company needs, and the content can be directed to your specific equipment and situation.

Atlantic Transport Training Academy

Forklift Operator N/A E



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Function Notes

Enterprise Architecture A complete Manitoba Senior 4 (Grade 12) including:

Accounting Principles School: www.assiniboine.net

A016 Senior Management – Managerial

English 40G/40S ro equivalent - Business Mathematics A113 Purchasing - ManagerialPre-Calculus, Applied or Consumer Mathematics 40S or equivalent

- Business Project Program: http://public.assiniboine.net/xDefault.aspx?tabid=60&mid=375&prgField=Description&prgID=%20138

A373 Transportation - Managerial

Or equivalent standing in an adult education program

- Commercial Transactions Law A141 Warehousing - Managerial

- Communications- Computer Systems- Computerized Accounting (UCN)- Computerized Accounting 1 and 2- Database 1 and 2- E-Commerce Strategies- International Marketing- Legal Issues in Transportation- Logistics- Logistics Processes- Macroeconomics- Management (UCN)Management Accounting 1 and 2 - Managing the HR Function - Marketing Principles- Microeconomics- Operations Management- Organizational Behaviour- Payroll Administration- Presentation Skills & Graphics- Purchasing- Spreadsheets 1 and 2- Statistics 1 and 2- Supply Chain Management- Tax Preparation – Personal- Tax Theory – Corporate- Tax Theory – Personal- Transportation Economics- Transportation Systems- Word Processing- Work Experience 1,2,3,4

There are three categories of admission to Mount Royal College:

Semester One School: http://business.mtroyal.ca


High School Standing Intermediate Composition - ENGL 2201 OR Program: http://business.mtroyal.ca/supplychain/admissionreqs.php

A113 Purchasing - Managerial

Post-secondary Standing any 2200-level (or higher) English A373 Transportation - ManagerialMature Standing Financial Accounting Concepts - ADMN 1121 A141 Warehousing - Managerial

Bissett School of Business – Mount Royal College

International Business and Supply Chain Management Applied Degree

Applied Degree Program

E Degree 4 years 2 year paid work experience

AB

Diploma plus recognition forthe first two levels of the three-level Canadian Institute of Traffic and Transportation (CITT) program

Must complete within 5 years (or ask for extension)

Optional practical component

MBAssiniboine Community College

Business Administration Diploma -Logistics Management Specialization Distance

Business Administration Distance Education

E



College/ University



Function Notes

The admission category that the applicant will be considered under will be determined by the College

Principles of Marketing - ADMN 1150

The following specific courses (or equivalencies) with the specified minimum grades are required for admission into the Bachelor of Applied International Business and Supply Chain Management program:

Arts and Science Requirement

English Language Arts 30-1 - 60% Arts and Science Requirement Pure Mathematics 30 - 60% Semester Two

Business Law - ADMN 1230 Business Statistics - ADMN 1264 Organizational Behavior - ADMN 1276 Introduction to Computers - COMP 2203 Introduction to Logistics and Supply Chain Management - LSCM 1201 Semester Three Management Accounting I - ADMN 1224 Global Entrepreneurship and Trade Management - INBU 3301 Introduction to Physical Distribution - LSCM 3301 Fundamentals of Purchasing - LSCM 3303 Arts and Science Requirement Semester Four Managerial Finance - ADMN 1227 International Marketing - INBU 3302 Principles of Quality Management - LSCM 2203 Physical Distribution and Logistics - LSCM 3305 Introduction to E-Business - LSCM 3307 Semester Five Directed Field Studies I Semester Six International Finance - INBU 3303 Inventory Management - LSCM 4401 Production and Operations Management - LSCM 4403 Materials and Warehouse Management - LSCM 4405 Arts and Science Requirement Semester Seven Directed Field Studies II Semester Eight Business Negotiations/Project Management - LSCM 4407 Supply Chain Decision Making - LSCM 4409 E-Business Execution - LSCM 4411 Arts and Science Requirement Arts and Science Requirement

School: http://business.mtroyal.ca



AB In conjunction with PMAC


Supply Chain Management Extension Certificate

Faculty of Continued Education – Certificate Program

E Introduction to Supply Chain Management and Introduction to Procurement Strategies

Certificate Complete the nine required courses plus a Final Assessment Paper

Introduction to Supply Chain Management, Introduction to Procurement Strategies in Supply Chain Management, Strategic Procurement in Supply Chain Management, Inventory, Warehousing & Analysis in Supply Chain Management, Technology & E-Procurement in Supply Chain Management,



College/ University



Function Notes

Program: http://business.mtroyal.ca/supplychain/program.shtml


A141 Warehousing - ManagerialSchool: http://business.mtroyal.ca



Program: http://conted.mtroyal.ca/fitt/


A141 Warehousing - Managerial

PMAC: Principles of Buying School: http://business.mtroyal.ca


PMAC: Principles of Inventory & Operations Control Program: http://conted.mtroyal.ca/purchasing/

B315 Purchasing - Tactical

PMAC: Principles of Quality G133 Purchasing - TacticalPMAC: Principles of Transportation & Logistics


AB


Certificate in Purchasing Faculty of Continued Education – Certificate Program

E Certificate Complete the Principles of Buying course plus 2 of these 3 courses (Principles of Inventory & Operations Control, Principles of Transportation & Logistics, Principles of Quality), as well as 4 PMAC seminarcredits. These courses may be taken in any order.


Forum for International Trade Training (FITTskills) Extension Certificate - Fast Track

Faculty of Continued Education – Certificate Program

E Completion of any 4 FITT skills courses leads to a Certificate of International Trade from FITT. Completion of all 8 courses leads to a Diploma of International Trade and meets the educational requirement for the Certified International Trade Professional (C.I.T.P.) designation – the credential of excellence in international trade. Both the Certificate and Diploma are accredited by the International Association of Trade Training Organizations (IATTO).

8 – 45 hour courses

Global Entrepreneurship (Course 1), International Marketing (Module 2), International Trade Finance (Course 3), International Trade Logistics (Module 4), International Market Entry & Distribution (Course 5), InternationalTrade Research (Course 6, Legal Aspects of International Trade (Module 7), International Trade Management (Module 8)

(201 hours) Planning & Scheduling in Supply Chain Management, Project Management - An Overview, Managing High Performance Teams, Effective Workplace Communication



College/ University



Function Notes

Customs and Logistics – Statutes and Regulations (30 Hours) Customs Administration I (30 Hours)

School: www.bowvalleycollege.ca

B116 Transportation - Tactical

Brokerage and Logistics I (30 Hours) Program: http://www.bowvalleycollege.ca/courses_programs/continuing_ed/customs_logistics.htm

A312 Postal and Courier Services Managers

Customs Administration II (30 Hours)Brokerage and Logistics II (30 Hours)Customs Administration III (30 Hours)Customs Computer Applications (30 Hours)

1. Required courses: Credits: BLAW 3425 International Law 3.0,BUSA 3455 Introduction to E Business 3.0, HRMG 3765 Intercultural Management 1 3.0, HRMG 3775 Intercultural Management 2 3.0, MKTG 2325 Marketing Globally 3.0, TDMT 1104 International Trade 1 3.0 and ECON 1150 Economic Issues 3.0 Or ECON 2200 Macroeconomics 4.0

School: www.bcit.ca

B315, Purchasing - Tactical

2. Complete 3.0 credits from the following list of electives: Credits BLAW 3205 Internet Law 3.0, BUSA 2205 Entrepreneurial Management 3.0, BUSA 3005 Strategic Business Planning 3.0, TDMT 2204 International Trade 2 3.0

Program: http://www.bcit.ca/study/programs/6210acert


G113 Purchasing - Tactical

A114 Inventory/Material Control - Managerial

BC

AB Online

British Columbia Institute of Technology

International Management Associate Certificate Part time Program

School of Business-Associate Certificate Part time Program

E Certificate 8 courses

Bow Valley College Customs and Logistics Certificate Online Program

Continued Education

E Certificate 210 hours – over 14 weeks



College/ University



Function Notes

High school graduation Level 1 (15 weeks) Credits BSYS 1000 Business Information Systems 1 3.0, COMM 1100 Business Communication 1 3.0, ECON 2100 Microeconomics 3.0, FMGT 1100 Accounting 1 4.0, OPMT 1103 Introduction to Operations Management 4.0, OPMT 1110 Business Mathematics 4.0, ORGB 1100 Organizational Behaviour 3.0

School: www.bcit.ca


English 12 (C+) or English-language proficiency

Level 2 (20 weeks) Credits BSYS 2050 Business Information Systems 2* 2.0, BSYS 2060 Business Information Systems 3* 2.0l, BUSA 2100 Principles of Management* 2.0, COMM 2200 Business Communication 2 4.0, ECON 2200 Macroeconomics 4.0, FMGT 2100 Accounting 2 5.5, MKTG 1115 Fundamentals of Marketing* 2.0, OPMT 1121 Business Statistics 5.5, OPMT 1170 Project Management* 2.5, TDMT 1150 Transportation Systems (CITT) 3.0, TDMT 1353 International Business* 2.5* denotes a half-term course

Program: http://www.bcit.ca/study/programs/7480diplt


Math 11 (C+) Level 3 (15 weeks) Credits FMGT 3550 Business Finance 1 3.0, OPMT 3301 Quantitative Methods 4.0 OPMT 3361 Microcomputer Applications: Database 4.0, TDMT 2203 Transportation Economics 4.0, TDMT 2250 Logistics Processes (CITT) 4.0, TDMT 2310 Introduction to Political Science 2.0, TDMT 3301 Logistics 1 3.0, TDMT 3305 International Business Strategies 3.0, TDMT 3402 Introduction to Projects 3.0

B116 Transportation - Managerial

Level 4 (20 weeks) Credits BLAW 3410 Business and International Law 5.5, FMGT 4551 Business Finance 2* 2.0, FMGT 4552 International Finance* 2.0, MKTG 4405 International Market Planning* 2.5, OPMT 4469 Online Business Applications* 2.5, TDMT 1409 Canada Customs and NAFTA 4.0, TDMT 4301 Logistics 2* 2.5, TDMT 4315 Intermodal Transportation* 2.5, TDMT 4408 Industry Workshop* 1.5, TDMT 4411 Industry Project* 12.0, TDMT 4415 Cross Cultural Negotiations* 2.0 * denotes a half-term course


A114 Inventory/Material Control - Managerial

BC In Accordance with CITT


International Trade and Technology Diploma of Technology

Full time Diploma of Technology

E Diploma 2 years



College/ University



Function Notes

OPMT 1102 Basic Mathematics of Finance 3.0, OPMT 1197 Statistics for Business and Industry 4.5, TDMT 1104 International Trade 1 3.0, TDMT 1409 Canada Customs and NAFTA 4.0, TDMT 2203 Transportation Economics 4.0, MT 2204 International Trade 2 3.0, MT 4410 Logistics Management 4.5

School: www.bcit.ca


2. Complete 3.0 credits from the following: Credits, MT 1150 Transportation Systems (CITT) 3.0, MT 1204 Freight Forwarding 1 3.0

Program: http://www.bcit.ca/study/programs/7460mcert


3. Complete 3.0 credits from the following: Credits T 1205 Freight Forwarding 2 3.0, MT 2251 Logistics Processes (CITT) 3.0


4. Complete 9.0 credits from the following list of electives: Credits, COMM 2203 Business and Technical Reports 3.0, ECON 1150 Economic Issues 3.0, FMGT 1152 Accounting for the Manager 3.0, OPMT 2651 Business Information Systems 2 (Spreadsheets) 3.0, OPMT 1175 Warehouse Management 1 3.0, OPMT 1188 Management Information Systems 3.0, OPMT 1191 Purchasing 3.0, OPMT 1198 Operations Management Fundamentals 3.0


5. Complete 3.0 credits from the following: Credits, MKTG 1102 Essentials of Marketing 3.0, MKTG 1112 Customer Relations 3.0, MKTG 2325 Marketing Globally 3.0

6. Complete a minimum of 3.0 credits from the following list of electives: Credits, BLAW 3425 International Law 3.0, BUSA 1305 Supervisory Skills 3.0, BUSA 2005 Principles of Management 4.0, ORGB 1105 Organizational Behaviour 4.0

FITT 0100 Global Entrepreneurship 0.0 School: www.bcit.ca

B415 Inventory/Material Control - Managerial

Credential not offered by BCIT

FITT 0105 International Trade Research 0.0 Program: http://www.bcit.ca/study/programs/6065nobcit

A141 Warehousing - Managerial Certification offered by the Forum for International Trade Training (FITT)

FITT 0110 International Trade Finance 0.0 B315 Purchasing - TacticalFITT 0115 International Trade Logistics 0.0 G133 Purchasing - TacticalFITT 0120 International Market Entry and Distribution 0.0 B116 Transportation - Tactical

BC In Accordance with CITT


International Trade Training Part time Credential

Part time Credential E Diploma of International Trade from FITT

8 courses – courses are 1 month each


International trade and Transportation Logistics Part Time Management Certificate

School of Business

E Certificate 47 credits



College/ University



Function Notes

FITT 0125 International Marketing 0.0 B576

Transportation - Tactical

FITT 0130 Legal Aspects of International Trade 0.0 FITT 0135 International Trade Management 0.0

Operations Management Construction Documents and Contracts School: www.bcit.ca A312

Warehousing - Managerial

Facilities Management Option - Part-time

Problem Solving/Decision Making Program: http://www.bcit.ca/study/programs/690fmcert A414


Management Certificate Business and Technical Reports A141 Warehousing - Managerial

Accounting for the ManagerOccupational Health and SafetyBasic Mathematics of FinanceProject Planning and SchedulingFacility Planning and DesignOperations Management FundamentalsAdvanced Computer Integrated Facilities Management 2. Complete a minimum of 3.0 credits from the following:Supervisory SkillsPrinciples of Management3. Complete 12.0 credits from the following list of electivesAutoCAD 1AutoCAD 2Quality Management for Service IndustriesArchiCAD 6.5 Level 1Introduction to Computer Integrated Facilities ManagementArchiCAD 7.0 Level Planning and Scheduling with MS ProjectOPMT 2287Project Cost EstimatingBusiness Information Systems 2 (Spreadsheets)OPMT 3125Facility Management Using the Internet3.0Production and Inventory Control School:

www.bcit.ca B415Inventory/Material Control - Managerial

APIC 1171 - Basics of Supply Chain ManagementB574

Inventory/Material Control - Tactical

APIC 1172 - Master Planning of Resources Program: http://www.bcit.ca/study/programs/690dmcert G133

Purchasing - Tactical

APIC 1173 - Detailed Scheduling and Planning: A141 Warehousing - ManagerialAPIC 1174 - Execution and Control of OperationsAPIC 1175 - Strategic Management of ResourcesBusiness AdministrationBUSA 1305 - Supervisory SkillsBUSA 2005 - Principles of ManagementCommunicationCOMM 2203 - Business and Technical ReportsFinancial ManagementFMGT 1152 - Accounting for the ManagerHuman Resource ManagementHRMG 2805 - Occupational Health and SafetyOperations ManagementOPMT 1102 - Basic Mathematics of Finance

In conjunction with APICS

In conjunction with the International Facilities Management Association (IFMA) B.C. Chapter.


Operations Management Materials Management Option – Part Time Management Certificate

Part-Time Management Certificate program

E Certificate 46 Credits BC


Part time Management Certificate Program

E Certificate 45 credits BC



College/ University



Function Notes

OPMT 1105 - Engineering EconomicsOPMT 1106 - Quality Assurance FundamentalsOPMT 1107 - Quality Management for Service IndustriesOPMT 1116 - Vendor Quality ManagementOPMT 1175 - Warehouse Management 1OPMT 1191 - PurchasingOPMT 1192 - Inventory Planning and ControlOPMT 1193 - Facility Planning and DesignOPMT 1198 - Operations Management FundamentalsOPMT 1344 - Total Quality Management (TQM) in ManufacturingOPMT 2275 - Warehouse Management 2OPMT 2298 - Business Process ImprovementTransportation and DistributionTDMT 1409 - Canada Customs and NAFTA

No Credential earned – Assists in becoming certified in:

Modules: Program: http://www.bcit.ca/study/programs/6060nobcit


Production and Inventory Management (CPIM)

Basics of Supply Chain Management A113 Purchasing - Managerial

Inventory Management A141 Warehousing - ManagerialJust-in-Time (IT) B415 Inventory/Material Control -

ManagerialMaster PlanningMaterial and Capacity Requirements PlanningProduction Activity ControlSystems and Technologies

Cambrian College of Applied Arts and Technology

www.cambrianc.on.ca

ON

School: www.camosun.bc.ca


Course: http://www.camosun.bc.ca/ce/business_leadership.php#BSNS517V

B576 Transportation - TacticalSchool: www.camosun.bc.ca





B414 Warehousing - ManagerialBC In conjunction with PMAC

15 sessions Total Quality: The Management Revolution, Definition and Basic Concepts, Implementing a Step-by-Step Process, Continuous Improvement and Reengineering, Management Practices, Services, Planning, Organizing,

Camosun College Principles of Quality Business and Leadership Skills Programs and

E

Principles of Buying, 2 of the remaining 3 Principles courses, 4 PMAC Seminar credits

BC In conjunction with PMAC

BC Course only

Camosun College Certificate In Purchasing Business and Leadership Skills Programs and Courses

E Certificate

7 sessionsCamosun College Import/Export Basics for Business Business and Leadership Skills Programs and Courses

E

School: http://www.brocku.c

Brock University


Production and Inventory Management – Part-time Credential not offered by BCIT

Part-time Credential– not offered by BCIT

E Basics of Supply Chain Management Exam

7 Modules BC BCIT, in cooperation with APICS, offers a series of courses that assist individuals in becoming certified in two internationally recognized certification programs.



College/ University



Function Notes


B574 Inventory/Material Control - Tactical


C133 Logistics Information Systems - Tactical




Canadian Training Institute

License

Transportation modes and deregulation, Buying transportation services, Customer service, Logistics information systems, Inventory concepts and management, Safety stock and inventory systems, Inbound logistics and packaging, Warehouse operations and stores, Just-in-time (JIT) systems, Supply Chain Management and Strategic logistics.

BC In conjunction with PMAC

Camosun College Principles of Transportation and Logistics

Business and Leadership Skills Programs and Courses

E 15 sessions

Quality Assessment, Control and Assurance, The Human Aspect and the ISO 9000

Courses



College/ University



Function Notes

This certificate is available to entry-level buyers, individuals who work outside the purchasing field but who have some supply management responsibilities, other practitioners, and those who work on cross-functional teams with purchasing and logistics professionals in their Organizations.

Mandatory course: Principles of Buying School: www.canadorec.on.ca


Plus two of the following: Program: http://www.canadorec.on.ca/Programs/ConEd/upload/ccconedfall06.pdf


Principles of QualityPrinciples of Transportation and LogisticsPrinciples of Inventory and Operations ControlPlus four PMAC Seminar CreditsSeminar credits are available directly through the PMAC.

Supply Chain and Logistics Candidates are required to have a two or three-year

SCM105 Strategic Leadership School: www.canadorec.on.ca

B415 Inventory/Material Control - Managerial

Management - college diploma or equivalent from programs in

SCM210 Logistics Systems II Program: http://www.canadorec.on.ca/Programs/ConEd/upload/ccconedfall06.pdf


Ontario Graduate Certificate* Business, Civil Engineering, Hospitality, Information

SCM110 Logistics Systems I A373 Transportation - Managerial

Technology, Transportation or significant work

SCM215 Global Logistics A141 Warehousing - Managerial

experience. SCM120 Project Leadership B315 Purchasing - TacticalSCM225 Placement G133 Purchasing - TacticalSCM100 Information Systems B116 Transportation - TacticalSCM200 CommunicationsSCM115 PurchasingSCM220 MarketingSCM205 Financial Systems

Students must have some previous experience in driving a lift truck

School: www.canadorec.on.ca


Program: http://www.canadorec.on.ca/Programs/ConEd/upload/ccconedfall06.pdf


Capilano College www.capcollege.bc.ca

BC

ONcertificate of completion 8 hoursCanadore College of Applied Arts and Technology

Forklift Operator Training Transportation and Logistics – Continuing Education

E

IN conjunction with PMAC

Canadore College of Applied Arts and Technology

Supply Chain and Logistics – Continuing Education

E Certificate 11 courses – 45 hours each

ON

Certificate ONCanadore College of Applied Arts and Technology

Certificate of Purchasing Business Management –Continuing Education

E



College/ University



Function Notes

2.5 Concentration Core Credits: School: www.carelton.ca

Ottawa A016 Senior Management – Managerial

BUSI 3703 – International and Comparative Management Program:http://admissions.carleton.ca/programs/ugprogram.htm?dd=153B

BUSI 3704 – The Environment of International BusinessBUSI 4205 – International MarketingBUSI 4706 – International Human Resources Management BUSI 4707 – Regionalism and GlobalizationConcentration Options comprise 2.0 credits: 1.0 Option credit is to be chosen from: BUSI 3504 – International Finance BUSI 3705 – International Buyer Behaviour BUSI 4303 – Supply Chain Management BUSI 4604 – The Business Environment in East/Central Europe and the Soviet Successor StatesBUSI 4708 – International Expansion and OperationsAND 1.0 credit must be chosen from: EURR 4005 – Environmental Problems & Politics in East/Central Europe & Eurasia ECON 3601 – Introduction to International TradeECON 3602 – International Monetary ProblemsECON 3508 – Introduction to Economic Development ECON 3808 – The Economics of TransitionECON 4806 – Comparative Economic Systems IGEOG 2200 – Global Change: Economy, Culture, and EnvironmentGEOG 3209 – Sustainability and Environment in the SouthGEOG 3404 – Economic GeographyLAWS 3207 – International TransactionsLAWS 3208 – International Trade Regulation LAWS 4200 – International Economic Law PSCI 2601 – International Relations: Global PoliticsPSCI 2602 – International Relations: Global Political EconomyPSCI 3600 – International Institutions 2.0 concentration core credits: School:

www.carelton.caOttawa A016 Senior Management – Managerial

BUSI 3308 -- Simulation Methods in Business Program: http://sprott.carleton.ca/academic_programs/om.html


BUSI 4302 -- Management of Quality A373 Transportation - ManagerialBUSI 4303 -- Supply Chain Management A141 Warehousing - ManagerialBUSI 4607 -- Management of Technology and Innovation2.5 credits for Concentration Options from: BUSI 2402 -- Programming for Business Students II BUSI 3008 -- Cost Accounting BUSI 3304 -- Business Forecasting BUSI 3405 -- Enterprise Processes Analysis BUSI 3407 -- Technology Project Management BUSI 3704 -- The Environment of International Business BUSI 4008 -- Cost Management Systems BUSI 4305 -- Operations Research II BUSI 4404 -- Telecommunications: A Management Perspective

ON

ON

Carleton University Operations Management School of Business E B comm. Degree 4 years

Carleton University International Business School of Business E B comm. Degree 4 years Option available



College/ University



Function Notes

BUSI 4406 -- Decision Making and Support Systems STAT 3503 -- Regression Analysis STAT 3504 -- Analysis of Variance and Experimental Design STAT 3507 -- Sampling Methodology

Carleton University -Sprott School of Business

Professional Certificate in LEAN Sprott School of Business

E 12 days Module 1:a. Introduction to Lean and Six Sigmab. Enterprise Value Stream Mapping(TM) Module 2:a. Productive and Ergonomically Safe Workplacesb. Improve the Capacity Without Adding ResourcesModule 3:a. Eliminate Costly Delays/Waste/Interruptions in Your Processesb. Move to Perfection - Six Sigma Analytical Method

http://www.carleton.ca/ppd/indepth/lean.htm

ON Ottawa

Carlton Trail Regional College

www.ctrc.sk.ca SK

Cégep André-Laurendeau

D.E.C. technique Techniques de la logistique du transport

F Diplôme d'études secondaires; mathématiques 436 ou 526

Programme reconnu par le CITT, certaines équivalences sont possibles;Baccalauréat en génie des opérations et de la logistiquede l'ETS, au Certificat en gestion des opérations et de la production (HEC Montréal) donnant accès à l'Association de formation professionnelle en gestion des ressources (APICS), au Certificat en commerce du détail et distribution (HEC Montréal) et au Certificat en administration de services, cheminement pour la gestion du transport routier (UQAM).Après avoir réussi les préalables exigés, elles peuvent aussi s'inscrire au Baccalauréat en administration de l'Université Laval, concentration mineure en Opérations et logistique.

Cours offerts par session

Session 1: Initiation à la logistique et à la profession (3h/sem), modes de transport (3h/sem), informatique appliquée à la logistique (4h/sem)Session 2: Gestion des approvisionnements (3h/sem)Session 3: Gestion des stocks (3h/sem), établissement d'itinéraires (5h/sem), gestion d'entrepôt (5h/sem)Session 4: Prix de revient en transport (3h/sem), gestion de la répartition (4h/sem)Session 5: Étude de marché et marketing en logistique du transport (4h/sem), vente de services de logistique (4h/sem)Session 6: Service à la clientèle (3h/sem)(heures de travail personnel ne sont pas prises en compte)

www.claurendeau.qc.ca

QC Montréal A373 Administrateur lettres de crédits/amendementsCommis à l'import/exportCommis transport et douannesCoordonnateur transportCoordonnateur logistiqueCoordonnateur à l'importationCoordonnateur fret/import/exportCommis logistiqueCourtier en transportConsultant adjoint juniorChargé de projetsMagasinierResponsable productionTarificateurAssistant logistique et service clientèlePlanificateur productionOpérateurSoutien aux opérations et transportPréposé au transportDirecteur de comptesGestionnaire de comptes internationauxTechnicien en transportPlanificateur des chargementsRépartiteurTechnicien aux opérationsManutentionnaire

(cross-reference CITT)



College/ University



Function Notes


A.E.C. (formation continue) Chef de train F Diplôme d'études secondaires Cours offerts par session

Introduction à l'exploitation ferroviaire (75 hrs)Règlements d'exploitation ferroviaire parties 1 et 2 (210 hrs)Instructions générales d'exploitation et transport de matières dangeureuses (120 hrs)Manœuvre et classement des wagons (45 hrs)Principes de fonctionnement et de conduite de locomotive (45 hrs)Pratique en milieu de travail (45 hrs)Projet final (45 hrs)


Montréal B415 Chef de trainChef de triage


A.E.C. (formation continue) Logistique intermodale internationale

F Diplôme d'études secondairesMathématiques 436


Introduction à la gestion de la chaîne logistique intermodale 45hInteractions professionnelles et relations interculturelles 45hCorrespondance d’affaires 45hInformatique appliquée 60hSystème d’information de gestion logistique.45hMathématiques appliquées à la logistique 45hAnglais 45hAnglais du transport intermodal 45hAspects juridiques de la logistique intermodale 60hVente et service à la clientèle 60hTransport routier et ferroviaire 60hTransport aérien et maritime 60hGestion du transport de matières dangereuses et prévention 45hGéographie des transports 45hCoûts logistiques et stratégie de prix 45hLogistique du transport en Amérique du Nord 60hLogistique du transport international 60hStage de fin de programme en logistique intermodale 300h


Montréal A131 Agent au transport exportation/importationCommis au transport multimodalCommis à l'internationalTechnicien en logistiqueResponsable de comptesSuperviseur, gérantAgent service à la clientèleAgent maritimeAgent/responsable du transport (maritime, aérien, routier)Préposé aux ventesTechnicien en gestion des équipementsAssistant aux opérationsCoordonnateur aux importatons


A.E.C. (formation continue) Perfectionnement en dédouanement de marchandises

F Diplôme d'études secondaires Cours offerts par session

Introduction à la technique en procédures douanières 45h Mouvements internationaux de marchandises 45h Importation, exportation et contexte des ententes internationales 45hLa gestion des dossiers en technique de procédures douanières 75h Interprétation des lois et des règlements reliés aux procédures douanières 45hPréparation de la demande de la main-levée 45h


Montréal Tarificateur (junior ou senior)SuperviseurChef de section ou gérant de départementResponsable de l’expéditionChef des approvisionnements Coordonnateur aux import/exportConseiller en transport internationalCoordonnateur, expéditions et douanesTechnicien comptable


A.E.C. (formation continue) Perfectionnement en gestion du transport de marchandises

F Diplôme d'études secondaires Cours offerts par session

Aspects légaux du transport routier des marchandises 60h Informatique appliquée à la logistique 60h Relations professionnelles 45hService à la clientèle 45h Suivi des opérations en transport routier de marchandises 60hSupervision et gestion des ressources humaines 60h


Montréal Responsable de la tarificationPréventionnisteResponsable de la distributionResponsable de l’entrepôtSuperviseur d’équipeResponsable de l’expéditionSuperviseur de la productionChef des approvisionnementsCoordonnateur du transportDirecteur des comptes



College/ University



Function Notes


A.E.C. (formation continue) Logistique et transport de marchandises

F Diplôme d'études secondairesMathématiques de niveau secondaire 4


Initiation à la chaîne logistique et au transport de marchandises 60h Rapports et correspondance d’affaires 45h Informatique et systèmes d’information logistique 75h Éléments de mathématiques et de statistiques appliqués au transport et à la logistique 75h Anglais 45h, Anglais du transport 45h , Vente et service à la clientèle 60h Initiation à la comptabilité et établissement du coût des services de logistique 90h Supervision et gestion des ressources humaines 45h Aspects légaux du transport routier de marchandises 60h Organisation des opérations en transport routier de marchandises 60h Géographie des transports en Amérique du Nord 45h Transport maritime 45h Transport national et transfrontalier 75h Gestion de flotte et de la répartition 60h Gestion des approvisionnements et des stocks 75h Gestion de l’entreposage 60h Stage de fin de programme 120h


Montréal Coordonnateur à la logistique du transportCoordonnateur à la distributionCommis à la distributionAgent de transport ou commis au traficRépartiteurCoordonnateur des opérationsResponsable du service à la clientèle en transport etlogistiqueTechnicien en transportAnalyste en gestion d’inventaireCoordonnateur aux importationsCommis à la gestion des stocksCoordonnateur, transport et déploiement des inventaires

Supervision et gestion des ressources humaines 60h

www.lcaurendeau.qc.ca

Rapports et communications d’affaires 45h

www.lcaurendeau.qc.ca


A.E.C. (formation continue) Procédures douanières

F Diplôme d'études secondaires et Mathématiques de niveau secondaire 5


Introduction à la technique en procédures douanières 45h Importation, exportation et contexte des ententes internationales 45h La tarification et l’établissement de la valeur en douanes 60h Anglais 45h , Anglais appliqué aux opérations douanières 45h Mouvements internationaux de marchandises 45h Exploitation d’un poste de travail informatisé 60h Interprétation des lois et des règlements reliés aux procédures douanières 45h Préparation de la demande de la mainlevée 45h Interaction en situations de travail variées 60h Mathématiques appliquées aux déclarations douanières 45h Gestion des dossiers en techniques de procédures douanières 60h Projet d’intégration appliqué à la technique de procédures douanières 120h


Tarificateur juniorConseiller en douanesAgent à l’importation et à l’exportationTarificateurTechnicien en procédures douanièresConseiller en transport internationalCoordonnateur, expéditions et douanes



College/ University



Function Notes


D.E.C. technique Gestion de commerces


Les diplômés qui désirent poursuivre des études universitaires ont la possibilité de s'inscrire à l'un ou l'autre des programmes suivants : HEC Montréal: aux différents certificats;UQAM : aux programmes des sciences de la gestion;ETS : au Baccalauréat en génie des opérations et de la logistique.Après avoir réussi le ou les préalables exigés, elles



QC Montréal B116 Transportation - Tactical


D.E.C. technique Techniques de comptabilité et de gestion


Les personnes diplômées qui désirent poursuivre des études universitaires ont la possibilité de s'inscrire à l'un ou l'autre des programmes suivants : HEC Montréal : aux différents certificats;UQÀM : aux programmes des sciences de la gestion;ETS : au Baccalauréat en génie des opérations et de la logistique.Après avoir réussi le ou les préalables exigés nos



QC Montréal A373 Transportation - Managerial


B415 Inventory / Material Control - Managerial

A131 Marketing and Sales - ManagerialA141 Warehousing - Managerial


A.E.C. (formation continue) Logistique et transport de marchandises

F DES, DEP, évaluation du MICC ou formation jugée suffisante par Collège

Début des cours automne 2007


Initiation à la chaîne logistique (60h), organisations des opérations en transport routier de marchandises (60h), gestion des approvisionnements et des stocks (75h), gestion d'entreposage (60h).


QC Montréal A373 Transportation - Managerial


A131 Marketing and Sales - Managerial



A.E.C. (formation continue) Perfectionnement en gestion du transport de marchandises

F DES, DEP, évaluation du MICC ou formation jugée suffisante par Collège

Début des cours 31 janvier au 30 mai 2007 (2 sessions au total)


Session 2: Service à la clientèle (45h), Suivi des opérations en transport routier de marchandises (60h)

Montréal A373 Transportation - Managerial






College/ University



Function Notes

A141 Warehousing - ManagerialCégep de Baie-Comeau


F Conditions générales d'admission au collégial et réussite du cours Mathématiques 436 ou 526

Programme intégré DEC-BAC en administration des affaires avec l'Université LavalPasserelle DEC-BAC en Sciences comptables avec l'Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières


Session 5: Approvisionnement (3h/sem)(heures de travail personnel ne sont pas prises en compte)

stage ATE www.cegep-baie-comeau.qc.ca

QC A373 Transportation - Managerial

B116 Transportation - TacticalB415 Inventory / Material Control -

ManagerialA131 Marketing and Sales - Managerial

A141 Warehousing - ManagerialCégep de Chicoutimi

D.E.C. technique Techniques de comptabilité et gestion

F DES ou DEP et réussite à certains cours préalables; satisfaire aux conditions du programme et du collège


Session 3: marketing et communication (4h/sem)Session 4: Gestion des approvisionnements et des stocks (3h/sem)(heures de travail personnel ne sont pas prises en compte)

www.cegep-chicoutimi.qc.ca




A141 Warehousing - ManagerialCégep de Chicoutimi

DEC-Bac Techniques de comptabilité et gestion

F DES ou DEP et réussite à certains cours préalables; satisfaire aux conditions du programme et du collège


Session 3: marketing et communication (4h/sem)Session 4: Gestion des approvisionnements et des stocks (3h/sem)(heures de travail personnel ne sont pas prises en compte)

www.cegep-chicoutimi.qc.ca




A141 Warehousing - ManagerialCégep de Jonquière

D.E.C. technique Technologie du génie industriel

F Mathématiques 436 et Sciences physiques 436 ou MAT 4058-1, 4059-1, 4060-1, 4061-2 4065-2 4066-1, 4067-2, 4068-1et SCP 4010-2, 4011-2 et 4012-2 à l'éducation des adultes.

Admissible aux programmes de Génie de la production automatisée et Génie des opérations et de la logistiquede l'École de technologie supérieure (ÉTS)


Session 3: Gestion des opérations (4h/sem)Session 4: Logistique et gestion des stocks (4h/sem)

stage ATE www.cjonquiere.qc.ca







College/ University



Function Notes

Cégep de Jonquière

DEC-Bac Techniques de comptabilité et de gestion

F DES ou DEP et réussite à certains cours préalables; et réussite a certains cours; ou formation jugée suffisante

Option pour un DEC-BAC intégré en Administration des affaires (reconnaissance de 10 cours et une cote R minimale de 26 est exigée) ou en Sciences comptables (reconnaissance de 6 cours et une cote R minimale de 26 est exigée). En effet, le Cégep de Jonquière, en partenariat avec l'Université du Québec à Chicoutimi, vous offre la possibilité d'obtenir un DEC et un baccalauréat en cinq ans au lieu de six.


Session 1: Marketing et l'entreprise (4h/sem)Session 4: Gestion des stocks (3h/sem)(heures de travail personnel ne sont pas prises en compte)

www.cjonquiere.qc.ca





DEC-Bac Gestion de commerces

F DES ou DEP et réussite à certains cours préalables; et réussite a certains cours; ou formation jugée suffisante

Option pour un DEC-BAC intégré en Administration des affaires (reconnaissance de 10 cours et une cote R minimale de 26 est exigée). En effet, le Cégep de Jonquière, en partenariat avec l'Université du Québec à Chicoutimi, vous offre la possibilité d'obtenir un DEC et un baccalauréat en cinq ans au lieu de six.


Session 1: Marketing et l'entreprise (4h/sem)Session 3: Plan marketing (3h/sem)Session 5: Gestion des marchandises (3h/sem)(heures de travail personnel ne sont pas prises en compte)






A.E.C. Gestion de commerces

F DES ou DEP ou formation jugée suffisante; autres conditions particulières et minimum d'une année de travail dans le commerce de détail

Fondements du marketing (4h/sem), Gestion des approvisionnements (4h/sem)








College/ University



Function Notes

Cégep de la Gaspésie et des Îles - Gaspé Français, Carleton, Îles-de-la-Madeleine

Formation et non un diplôme Techniques de comptabilité et de gestion

F Mathématiques 068-436 ou l’équivalent Possibilité d’opter pour le cheminement DEC/BAC en administration ou en sciences comptables (UQAR, Université Laval et Université de Moncton), ce qui permet d’obtenir, en cinq ans au lieu de six, un diplôme d’études collégiales et un baccalauréat


Session 2: MarketingSession 3: Gestion des stocks

www.cgaspesie.qc.ca




A141 Warehousing - ManagerialCégep de la Gaspésie et des Îles

A.E.C. formation continue à plein temps

Gestion de commerces

F DES ou posséder une formation jugée suffisante par le Collège et Posséder un minimum d'une année d'expérience de travail dans le commerce de détail.

Pas de détail sur les cours offerts www.cgaspesie.qc.ca




A141 Warehousing - ManagerialCégep de La Pocatière


F En collaboration avec l’Université Laval et l'UQAR, des programmes permettent aux élèves qui désirent poursuivre des études universitaires de terminer plus rapidement leur cheminement de DEC et de baccalauréat.


Session 3: Approvisionnement et stocks (5h/sem), Marketing et représentation (3h/sem)(heures de travail personnel ne sont pas prises en compte)

www.cglapocatiere.qc.ca




A141 Warehousing - ManagerialCégep de l'Abitibi-Témiscamingue


F mathématiques de 4e secondaire 436 ou l'équivalent.

Les élèves inscrits au Cégep de l’Abitibi-Témiscamingue en Techniques de comptabilité et de gestion ont maintenant la possibilité de poursuivre dans un cheminement DEC-BAC en administration et en sciences comptables.


Session 3: Marketing et commerce international (3h/sem)(heures de travail personnel ne sont pas prises en compte)

www.cegepat.qc.ca QC A373 Transportation - Managerial


Managerial



College/ University



Function Notes


A141 Warehousing - ManagerialCégep de Lévis-Lauzon


F Répondre aux conditionsd’admission au collégial et réussite au préalable Mathématiques 068-436


Session 3: Gestion des approvisionnements et stocks stage ATE www.clevislauzon.qc.ca

QC Lévis-Lauzon A373 Transportation - Managerial



A141 Warehousing - ManagerialCégep de l'Outaouais


F DES ou DEP et réussite à certains cours préalables; ou formation jugée suffisante; et Maths 436 ou 526


Session 3: Gestion des approvisionnements et des stocks (3h/sem)(heures de travail personnel ne sont pas prises en compte)

www.cegepoutaouais.qc.ca








Session 1: Marketing (4h/sem) www.cegepoutaouais.qc.ca





A.E.C. Comptabilité et gestion

F Interruption des études au moins un an et Détenir un DES ou un DEP; détenir une équivalence de niveau de scolarité (TENS) jumelée à une expérience de travail jugée pertinente.

Gestion des approvisionnements et des stocks (75h) www.cegepoutaouais.qc.ca




A141 Warehousing - ManagerialCégep de Matane D.E.C. technique Techniques de

comptabilité et de gestion

F DES ou DEP et réussite à certains cours préalables; ou formation jugée suffisante; et réussite au préalable Mathématiques 068-436


Session 2: Marketing et service à la clientèle (5h/sem)Session 3: Gestion des stocks et de la qualité (4h/sem)

www.cgmatane.qc.ca







College/ University



Function Notes

Cégep de Rimouski D.E.C. technique Techniques de comptabilité et de gestion

F DES et Mathématique 064-436 ou 068-436 ou adultes MAT 4058-1, 4059-1, 4060-1, 4061-2

cheminement DEC-BAC permettant en cinq ans d’acquérir un diplôme d’études collégiales en Techniques de comptabilité et de gestion et un baccalauréat en sciences comptables ou en administration de l’UQAR.


Session 3: Gestion des stocks et approvisionnement (4h/sem) www.cegep-rimouski.qc.ca




A141 Warehousing - ManagerialCégep de Rimouski D.E.C. technique Gestion de

commercesF DES et Mathématique 064-436 ou 068-

436 ou adultes MAT 4058-1, 4059-1, 4060-1, 4061-2


Session 1: Initiation au marketing (3h/sem)Session 3: Gestion des stocks et approvisionnement (3h/sem)

www.cegep-rimouski.qc.ca




A141 Warehousing - ManagerialCégep de Sainte-Foy

D.E.C. technique Gestion commerciale (programme régulier)


Une entente avec l’Université Laval permet de reconnaître jusqu’à 18 crédits aux étudiants de Gestion commerciale qui désirent compléter un baccalauréat en Administration des affaires. Une reconnaissance de 24 crédits est offerte à l’Université du Québec à Rimouski, campus de Lévis.


Session 1: Éléments de marketing (4h/sem)Session 3: Gestion des marchandises (3h/sem)Session 6: Plan marketing (3h/sem)(heures de travail personnel ne sont pas prises en compte)

stage ATE www.cegep-ste-foy.qc.ca





D.E.C. technique Gestion commerciale (programme intensif)


Une entente avec l’Université Laval permet de reconnaître jusqu’à 18 crédits aux étudiants de Gestion commerciale qui désirent compléter un baccalauréat en Administration des affaires. Une reconnaissance de 24 crédits est offerte à l’Université du Québec à Rimouski, campus de Lévis.


Session 3: Éléments de marketing (4h/sem), Gestion des marchandises (3h/sem)Session 6: Plan marketing (3h/sem)





College/ University



Function Notes





Cégep de Sainte-Foy

D.E.C. technique Techniques de comptabilité et de gestion (programme régulier)


Un entente DEC+BAC avec l’Université Laval et l’Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières permet une reconnaissance d’acquis de formation pour les programmes universitaires en Comptabilité et en Administration des affaires. Une reconnaissance de 24 crédits est aussi possible pour ces programmes par l’Université du Québec à Rimouski, campus de Lévis.


Session 1: Éléments de marketing (4h/sem)Session 5: Gestion des approvisionnements et de la qualité (4h/sem)(heures de travail personnel ne sont pas prises en compte)






D.E.C. technique Techniques de comptabilité et de gestion (programme intensif)


Un entente DEC+BAC avec l’Université Laval et l’Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières permet une reconnaissance d’acquis de formation pour les programmes universitaires en Comptabilité et en Administration des affaires. Une reconnaissance de 24 crédits est aussi possible pour ces programmes par l’Université du Québec à Rimouski, campus de Lévis.


Session 3: Éléments de marketing (4h/sem)Session 5: Gestion des approvisionnements et de la qualité (4h/sem)(heures de travail personnel ne sont pas prises en compte)








College/ University



Function Notes

Cégep de Saint-Hyacinthe


F Les titulaires d’un diplôme d’études collégiales en Techniques de comptabilité et de gestion et en Gestion de commerces peuvent avoir accès à certains programmes universitaires, dans la mesure où ils répondent aux conditions d’admission, notamment au baccalauréat en administration• de l’Université du Québec (UQAM, UQTR, etc.)• de l’Université Mc Gill (les cours de mathématiques 103, 105 et 203 sont requis)• de l’École des HEC, de l’Université de Sherbrooke, de l’Université Laval et de l’Université Concordia (les cours de mathématiques 103 et 105 sont requis)et, à compter de l’automne 2004, au nouveau baccalauréat en génie des opérations et de la logistiquede l’École de Technologie supérieure, sous réserve de l’approbation ministérielle.


Session 3: Gestion des approvisionnements de biens et de services (3h/sem)(heures de travail personnel ne sont pas prises en compte)

stage ATE www.cegepsth.qc.ca







College/ University



Function Notes

Cégep de Saint-Hyacinthe


F Les titulaires d’un diplôme d’études collégiales en Techniques de comptabilité et de gestion et en Gestion de commerces peuvent avoir accès à certains programmes universitaires, dans la mesure où ils répondent aux conditions d’admission, notamment au baccalauréat en administration• de l’Université du Québec (UQAM, UQTR, etc.)• de l’Université Mc Gill (les cours de mathématiques 103, 105 et 203 sont requis)• de l’École des HEC, de l’Université de Sherbrooke, de l’Université Laval et de l’Université Concordia (les cours de mathématiques 103 et 105 sont requis)et, à compter de l’automne 2004, au nouveau baccalauréat en génie des opérations et de la logistiquede l’École de Technologie supérieure, sous réserve de l’approbation ministérielle.


Session 1: fondements du marketing I (3h/sem)Session 2: fondements du marketing II (3h/sem)(heures de travail personnel ne sont pas prises en compte)

stage ATE www.cegepsth.qc.ca




A141 Warehousing - ManagerialCégep de Saint-Jérôme


F DES ou DEP et réussite à certains cours préalables; et satisfaire aux conditions particulières du programme et du collège; et Maths 436 ou 526


Session 5: Gestion des stocks (3h/sem)(heures de travail personnel ne sont pas prises en compte)

stage ATE www.cegep-st-jerome.qc.ca




A141 Warehousing - ManagerialCégep de Saint-Jérôme

A.E.C. (formation contiue, jour) Gestion de commerces

F Posséder au moins une année d'expérience de travail dans le commerce de détail.

Fondements du marketing, Gestion des approvisionnements www.cegep-st-jerome.qc.ca







College/ University



Function Notes

Cégep de Saint-Laurent

No relevant program

Pas de programme pertinent www.cegep-st-laurent.qc.ca




A141 Warehousing - ManagerialCégep de Sept-Iles D.E.C. technique Techniques de




Session 3: Marketing (3h/sem) www.cegep-sept-iles.qc.ca




A141 Warehousing - ManagerialCégep de Sherbrooke


F D.E.S. et Mathématiques 068-436 La formule DEC-BAC : la poursuite de vos études universitaires en administration à l’Université Bishop’s et l’obtention de votre BAC à l’intérieur de 2 ans.


Session 1: Marketing de commerces de détail (4h/sem)Session 4: Gestion des approvisionnements (3h/sem)(heures de travail personnel ne sont pas prises en compte)

stage ATE www.cegepsherbrooke.qc.ca




A141 Warehousing - ManagerialCégep de Sherbrooke


F D.E.S. et Mathématiques 068-436 La formule DEC-BAC : la poursuite de vos études universitaires en administration à l’Université Bishop’s et l’obtention de votre BAC à l’intérieur de 2 ans.


Session 1: Marketing de commerces (4h/sem)Session 3: Gestion des stocks (3h/sem)(heures de travail personnel ne sont pas prises en compte)

stage ATE www.cegepsherbrooke.qc.ca




A141 Warehousing - ManagerialCégep de Thetford D.E.C. technique Techniques de


F Cours offerts par session

Session 5: Gestion et approvisionnement des stocks (3h/sem) www.cegepth.qc.ca QC A373 Transportation - Managerial



A141 Warehousing - ManagerialCégep de Rivière-du-Loup

No relevant program

Pas de programme pertinent www.cegep-rdl.qc.ca

QC Rivière-du-Loup


Cégep de Trois-Rivières

D.E.C. technique Technologie du Génie industriel

F Conditions générales d'admission aux collégiales et Mathématiques 436 ou 526


2e collégiale, session d'hiver: Stocks et entrepôts Stage ATE www.cegeptr.qc.ca QC B116 Transportation - Tactical



College/ University



Function Notes




Cégep de Trois-Rivières




1e collégiale, session automne: Mode de transport1e collégiale, session hiver: Tarification en transport2e collégiale, session automne: Transport routier l, approvisionnement et gestion des stocks3e collégiale, session automne: service à la clientèle, réception et expédition des marchandises3e collégiale, session hiver: marketing service de logistique, entreposage de marchandises

www.cegeptr.qc.ca QC A373 Transportation - Managerial



A141 Warehousing - ManagerialCégep de Trois-Rivières




1e collégiale, session hiver: Initiation au marketing2e collégiale, session hiver: Gestion des marchandises, Service à la clientèle3e collégiale, session hiver: Gestion des opérations




A141 Warehousing - ManagerialCégep de Trois-Rivières

DEC-Bac Marketing (diplôme double: DEC en Gestion de commerces et Bac en administration des affaires, concentration Marketing)



1e collégiale, session hiver: Initiation au marketing2e collégiale, session hiver: Gestion des marchandises, service à la clientèle




A141 Warehousing - ManagerialCégep de Victoriaville

A.E.C. (formation continue) Technologie du génie industriel

F DES ou une formation jugée suffisante par le Collège.Posséder une expérience jugée pertinente par le Collège. Fortes aptitudes en logique, analyse et mathématiques.

45h Gestion des stocks et des entrepôts www.cgpvicto.qc.ca/content/coord_fiche_cvic.aspx






College/ University



Function Notes

A141 Warehousing - ManagerialCégep de Victoriaville

D.E.C. Sciences humaines: Profil administration

F DES ou DEP et réussite à certains cours préalables et réussite de Mathématiques 526 ou 536


Session 3: Initiation au marketing (45h) www.cgpvicto.qc.ca/content/coord_fiche_cvic.aspx




A141 Warehousing - ManagerialCégep du Vieux-Montréal

D.E.C. technique Techniques de comptabilité etde gestion (Profil Amérique: import-export)

F DES ou DEP et réussite à certains cours préalables et réussite de Mathématiques 436

Certaines universités reconnaissent des équivalences à ce programme


Session 1: Marketing (3h/sem)Session 4: Planification et contrôle des stocks (3h/sem)

www.cvm.qc.ca QC A373 Transportation - Managerial



A141 Warehousing - ManagerialCégep du Vieux-Montréal

D.E.C. technique Gestion de commerces (Profil Amérique, Marketing électronique)


Certaines universités reconnaissent des équivalences à ce programme


Session 1: Marketing (3h/sem)Session 3: Stratégies de marketing (4h/sem)Session 5: Approvisionnement (3h/sem)Session 6: Gestion des stocks (3h/sem)

www.cvm.qc.ca QC A373 Transportation - Managerial



A141 Warehousing - ManagerialCégep François-Xavier Garneau


F DES ou DEP et réussite à certains cours préalables


Session 2: Choix des moyens de transport, Marketing de services en logistique, Transport routierSession 3: Production et approvisionnement, L'information et son processusSession 4: Gestion des approvisionnementsSession 6: Intégration en logistique, Gestion des stocks

Stage ATE www.cegep-fxg.qc.ca








Session 3: Gestion des approvisionnements et de la qualitéSession 5: Marketing interne

Stage ATE www.cegep-fxg.qc.ca








Session 2: Stratégies de marketingSession 4: Gestion des marchandises

www.cegep-fxg.qc.ca



Managerial



College/ University



Function Notes



A.E.C. (formation continue) Representation et ventes techniques

F DES ou une formation jugée suffisante; répondre à certaines conditions

45h Stratégies de marketing www.cegep-fxg.qc.ca




A141 Warehousing - ManagerialCégep Limoilou D.E.C. technique Technologie du

génie industrielF DES ou une formation jugée suffisante;

répondre à certaines conditions; et Mathématiques 436


Session 5: Stocks et entrepôts (4h/sem) stage ATE www.climoilou.qc.ca




A141 Warehousing - ManagerialCégep Limoilou D.E.C. technique Gestion de

commercesF DES ou une formation jugée suffisante;

répondre à certaines conditions; et Mathématiques 436

possibilité de réaliser une DEC+Bac en marketing existe, pour tous ceux qui rempliront les exigences des universités participantes.


Session 4: Gestion des marchandises (4h/sem), Planification marketing (3h/sem)

stage ATE (en projet)

www.climoilou.qc.ca




A141 Warehousing - ManagerialCégep Marie-Victorin

No relevant program

Pas de programme pertinent www.collegemv.qc.ca

QC

Cégep régional de Lanaudière - Joliette et Terrebonne


F DES; répondre à certaines conditions; et Mathématiques 436

Possibilité d'obtention d'équivalence pour poursuivre des études universitaires en Administration des affaires selon la formule passerelle DEC-BAC


Session 2: Marketing (4h/sem) www.collanaud.qc.ca

QC Possibilité de formation accéléréé (2 ans au lieu de 3 ans)




A141 Warehousing - ManagerialCégep régional de Lanaudière - L'Assomption





Session 7: gestion des stocks (4h/sem) stage ATE www.collanaud.qc.ca



Managerial



College/ University



Function Notes


A141 Warehousing - ManagerialCégep régional de Lanaudière - Joliette





Session 2: Marketing (4h/sem) www.collanaud.qc.ca

QC Possibilité de formation accéléréé (2 ans au lieu de 3 ans)




A141 Warehousing - ManagerialCégep régional de Lanaudière - Terrebonne

A.E.C. Gestion de l'approvisionnement

F (DES) ou posséder une formation jugéesuffisante par le Service de la formation continue; et Mathématique 064-436

Introduction à la fonction approvisionnement (45h), Approvisionnement I (45h), Gestion des stocks I (45h), Utilisation d’un chiffrier en approvisionnement (60h), Approvisionnement II (45h), Gestion des stocks II (45h), Outils technologiques en approvision (75h)

www.collanaud.qc.ca




A141 Warehousing - ManagerialCégep Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu



Entente DEC-BAC en comptabilité avec l'université de Laval


Session 2: Initiation au marketing (3h/sem)Session 3: Gestion des stocks (3h/sem)

Stage ATE www.cstjean.qc.ca QC A373 Transportation - Managerial






Passerelle en marketing, administration des affaires avec l'université de Laval


Session 2: Initiation au marketing (3h/sem)Session 3: Gestion de la marchandise (3h/sem)Session 5: gestion du marketing (3h/sem)

Stage ATE www.cstjean.qc.ca QC A373 Transportation - Managerial




A.E.C. (formation continue - temps partiel)

Gestion des approvisionnements

F 120h Cours crédités: Initiation à la comptabilité de gestion (75h) et Approvisionnement I (45h)

www.cstjean.qc.ca QC A373 Transportation - Managerial



A141 Warehousing - Managerial Operations Management OMGT-117 School:

www.centennialcollege.ca

A114 Inventory / Material Control - Managerial

ON Relevant Course only

Centennial College of Applied Arts and Technology

International Business Diploma School of Business E Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) or equivalent or be 19 years of age or older

Ontario College Advanced Diploma

3 years/6 semesters

Co-op Option available in program



College/ University



Function Notes

Purchasing & Supply Chain Management OMGT-221 Courses: http://db2.centennialcollege.ca/ft/search/FMPro?-db=ftcourses.fp5&-format=record_detail.htm&-error=search_error.htm&-lay=detail&-max=10&-find=&-op=eq&Program+Code=2409


Traffic & Transportation INTL-222 A373 Transportation - Managerial

Importing & Exporting (Industry Project Component) INTL-337 A141 Warehousing - ManagerialForeign Trade Documentation INTL-311

Semester 1 School: www.centennialcollege.ca


Introduction to Microcomputer Application Software COMP-101 Program: http://db2.centennialcollege.ca/ft/search/FMPro?-db=ftcourses.fp5&-format=record_detail.htm&-error=search_error.htm&-lay=detail&-max=10&-find=&-op=eq&Program+Code=2506


Reading & Writing Prose (ESL)* ENGL-170/171 A373 Transportation - Managerial

Introduction to Canadian and International Business GNED-119/GESL-119 A141 Warehousing - Managerial

Critical Business Practices BUSN-110Operations Management OMGT-117Semester 2Organizational Behaviour BUSN-221Principles of Marketing (ESL) MKTG-116/MKTG-117

ONCentennial College of Applied Arts and Technology

Business Operations Management Program

School of Business E Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) or equivalent or be 19 years of age or older, Academic Requirements - Compulsory English 12C or U or skills assessment, or equivalent - math 11C, M or U, or 12C or U, or skills assessment, or equivalent

Ontario College Diploma `



College/ University



Function Notes

Intermediate Microcomputer Application Software COMP-121Approaches to Literature (ESL)* GNED-101/GESL-101Mathematics of Finance MATH-106Semester 3Production Planning OMGT-223Productivity: Standards & Measures OMGT-222Purchasing and Supply Management OMGT-221Accounting 1 ACCT-112General Education ELECTSemester 4Materials Management OMGT-226Principles of Economics ECON-101Job Search Skills JOBS-221Quality Assurance OMGT-331Supply Chain Management OMGT-228General Education ELECTStudents in two- or three-year programs must complete GNED-101/ GESL-101 as part of their general education requirements.Semester 1 School:



Introduction to Microcomputer Program: http://db2.centennialcollege.ca/ft/search/FMPro?-db=ftcourses.fp5&-format=record_detail.htm&-error=search_error.htm&-lay=detail&-max=10&-find=&-op=eq&Program+Code=2507


Applications Software COMP-101 A373 Transportation - ManagerialReading and Writing Prose* ENGL-170/171 A141 Warehousing - ManagerialIntroduction to Canadian and International Business GNED-119/GESL-119

Operations Management OMGT-117Critical Business Practices BUSN-110Semester 2Intermediate Microcomputer Applications Software COMP-121Approaches to Literature (ESL)* GNED-101/GESL-101Principles of Marketing (ESL) MKTG-116/MKTG-117Mathematics of Finance MATH-106Organizational Behaviour BUSN-221Semester 3Production Planning OMGT-223Purchasing and Supply Management OMGT-221Productivity Standards and Measures OMGT-222Financial Accounting 1 ACCT-112General Education ELECTSemester 4Quantitative Methods 1 BUSN-225Enterprise Resource Planning OMGT-337

ONCentennial College of Applied Arts and Technology

Business Operations Management Program

School of Business E Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) or equivalent or be 19 years of age or older. Possession of minimum admission requirements does not guarantee admission to program. Academic Requirements - Compulsory English 12C or U or skills assessment, or equivalent - Math 11C, M or U, or 12C or U, or skills assessment, or equivalent For information on the admission process, please see p. 14 in our printed calendar.


3 years/6 semesters

Co-op Option Available



College/ University



Function Notes

Project Management for Business OMGT-229Introduction to CAD and CAD/CAM MT-100Introduction to Robotics ROBO-111Principles of Economics ECON-101Semester 5Materials Management OMGT-226Quality Assurance OMGT-331Supply Chain Management OMGT-228Business Communications BUSN-333General Education ELECTSemester 6Business Law BUSN-331Strategic Business Planning BUSN-332Integrated Logistics Management OMGT-333Advanced Operations Management OMGT-336Project Communication and Facilitation OMGT-338Job Search Skills JOBS-221 - Principles of Buying School:



- Principles of Inventory and Operations Control Program: http://www.centennialcollege.ca/future/pmac.jsp B315


- Principles of Quality

G133


- Principles of Transportation and Logistics- Introduction to Canadian and International Business School:



- Traffic and transportation Program: http://db2.centennialcollege.ca/ce/certdetail.php?CertificateCode=7837

A131

Marketing and Sales - Managerial

- Introduction to Logistics Management B116 Transportation - Tactical- Integrated Logistics Management B576 Transportation - Tactical- Transportation Management B575 Transportation - Tactical- Transportation Law - Logistics Management School:



- Supply Chain Management Program: http://db2.centennialcollege.ca/ce/certdetail.php?CertificateCode=7386

A141


- Enterprise Resource Planning B414 Warehousing - Managerial- Fundamentals of Project Management B116 Transportation - Tactical- Advanced Operations Management- Total Quality Management

ON

ON Online program


Logistics and Supply Chain Management Certificate Program

Continuing Education Certificate Programs

E A college certificate or equivalent, and some business work experience.

Certificate 6 courses

ON In partnership with Purchasing Management Association of Canada (PMAC) Ontario Institute (OIPMAC)


Logistics Management Certificate Program


E Certificate 14 weeks


Certified Professional Purchaser (CPP) Accreditation Program





College/ University



Function Notes

- Essentials of Six Sigma- Materials Management- Fundamentals of Operations Management School:



- Quality Assurance Program: http://db2.centennialcollege.ca/ce/certdetail.php?CertificateCode=7834

B414 Warehousing - Managerial

- Principles of Macro Economics B116 Transportation - Tactical- Customs Procedures

A114

Inventory / Material Control - Managerial

- Traffic And Transportation- Transportation LawPrinciples of Industrial Traffic School:



- Inventory Control Program: http://db2.centennialcollege.ca/ce/certdetail.php?CertificateCode=7331


- Warehouse Management A113 Purchasing - Managerial- Managing Retail Operations- Quality Concepts- Basic Statistics and SPC- Purchasing and Value Analysis- Production Planning and Control- Materials Management- Fundamentals of Operations Management School:

www.centennialcollege.ca A114


- Quality Assurance Program: http://db2.centennialcollege.ca/ce/certdetail.php?CertificateCode=7835


- Traffic and Transportation A373 Transportation - Managerial- Management Principles- Transportation Management Information Systems- Transportation ManagementFundamentals of Operations Management School:


A113 Purchasing - ManagerialON

ON Online course


Purchasing Certificate Program Continuing Education Certificate


ON


Operations and Transportation Management Certificate Program



ON Online program


Operations Management Certificate Program




International Transportation Fundamentals Certificate Program





College/ University



Function Notes

- Purchasing And Value Analysis Program: http://db2.centennialcollege.ca/ce/certdetail.php?CertificateCode=7835

B315


Plus four additional courses selected in consultation with the program supervisor

G133


Central Training Academy

Heavy Equipment Operator Certificate 2 and 6 week prog. http://www.edu.gov.nf.ca/erp/REPORTS/PROG_O~1/heavye.htm

NL H812 Warehousing - Operational

B571 Transportation - OperationalChamplain Regional College

www.champlaincollege.qc.ca

QC

Collège Ahuntsic D.E.C. technique Technologie du génie industriel

F DES avec Maths 068-436 ou l’équivalent et Sciences physiques 056-436 ou l’équivalent


Session 4: Gestion des stocks et approvisionnement (3h/sem) Stage ATE www.collegeahuntsic.qc.ca/accueil/accueil.html

QC

Collège Ahuntsic D.E.C. technique Techniques de comptabilité et de gestion

F DES avec Maths 068-436 ou l’équivalent.

Entente avec l'université de Laval - DEC/passerelle pour le programme Administration des affaires; reconnaissance d’équivalences pour cinq cours.


Session 4: Gestion des approvisionnements et des stocks (5h/sem) www.collegeahuntsic.qc.ca/accueil/accueil.html

QC

Collège Ahuntsic D.E.C. technique Gestion de commerces

F DES avec Maths 068-436 ou l’équivalent.

Entente avec l'université de Laval - DEC/passerelle pour le programme Administration des affaires; reconnaissance d’équivalences pour cinq cours.


Session 1: Marketing de base (3h/sem)Session 5: Eléments de gestion de stocks et d’approvisionnement (3h/sem)

www.collegeahuntsic.qc.ca/accueil/accueil.html

QC

Collège André-Grasset

D.E.C. Sciences humainesProfil: Le monde des affaires et l'administration

F Mathématiques 526 ou 536. Cours offerts par session

Session 3: Marketing www.grasset.qc.ca QC

Collège Boréal - Sudbury

D.E.C. Administration des affaires - marketing (spécialisation en 3e année)

Diplôme en Commerce (2 ans) ou l’équivalent

Poursuite d'études universitaires; entente du Collège Boréal avec l'université Laurentienne


Session 1: Marketing ISession 2: Marketing IISession 3: Marketing III

www.borealc.on.ca ON DEC (2 ans) + spécialisation (1 an)

Programs



College/ University



Function Notes

Collège Boréal - different locations

D.E.C. Commerce DES Ontario; crédits en français et mathématiques ou équivalence précollégiale / préuniversitaire

Possibilité d'un baccalauréat ou autre titre : Les personnes diplômées de ce programme peuvent poursuivre leurs études au niveau universitaire et recevront des crédits de transfert pour leurs études collégiales. Entre autres, le Collège Boréal a conclu une entente à cet effet avec l'Université Laurentienne.


Session 1: Marketing ISession 2: Marketing IISession 3: Marketing III

Collège Communautaire du Nouveau Brunswick (CCNB) - Dieppe

D.E.C. technique Technologie des affaires - Marketing

F DES ou DES pour adultes ou un diplôme d'équivalence d'études secondaires (GED).Mathématiques 11e année (niveau régulier)

Entente entre le CCNB - Dieppe et la Faculté d'administration de l'Université de Moncton, les diplômés peuvent se faire reconnaître jusqu'à 54 unités (18 cours) s'ils sont admis au programme général du Baccalauréat en administration des affaires (BAA) ou à la concentration en Marketing du programme du BAA, et jusqu'à 51 unités (17 cours) s'ils sont admis à la concentration en Management du BAA.Entente conclue avec l'École de technologie supérieure de l'Université du Québec à Montréal. En vertu de l'entente, les étudiants qui obtiennent leur diplôme en Technologie des affaires - Marketing sont acceptés au baccalauréat en Génie des opérations et de la logistique.

Peu de détails sur les cours offerts: Marketing, Introduction au transport www.nbcc.nb.ca NB


D.E.C. technique Techniques de distribution et manutention

F DES ou DES pour adultes ou un diplôme d'équivalence d'études secondaires (GED).

All courses are relevant. This is a supply chain management program at the CEGEP level. However, course descprition is very brief and does not allowed a display by session. Tous les cours offerts sont pertinents. C'est un programme qui s'applique intégralement à la formation pour la chaîne d'approvisionnement. Cependant, la description des cours est très succinte et ne permet pas d'établir un découpage par session.

www.nbcc.nb.ca NB My assessment of the program

Collège Communautaire du Nouveau Brunswick (CCNB) - Edmunston

D.E.C. technique Techniques de gestion administrative


Peu de détails sur les cours offerts: Marketing, Gestion de la production et des opérations

www.nbcc.nb.ca NB



College/ University



Function Notes


D.E.C. technique Techniques de la vente


Peu de détails sur les cours offerts: Marketing www.nbcc.nb.ca NB

College d'affaires Ellis

Transportation Logistics

Collège d'Alfred www.alfredc.uoguelph.ca

ON

Collège de Bois-de-Boulogne

www.bdeb.qc.ca QC

Collège de Maisonneuve

www.cmaisonneuve.qc.ca

QC

Collège de Rosemont

www.crosemont.qc.ca

QC

Collège de Valleyfield

Logistique et transport F Secondaire V et mathématiques 436 Attestation d'études collégiales

1125 heures réparties sur 1 an

Modes de transport, frais d'exploitation en logistique, principes d'approvisionnement, gestion des opérations, contrôle des stocks, dédouanement

Pas d'option Coop www.colval.qc.ca/formation

QC Salaberry-de-Valleyfield

1236-003 Technicien en logistique du transport

Personne-ressources: Leesa Hodgson, conseillère

éd iCollège Édouard-Montpetit

www.college-em.qc.ca

QC

Collège François-Xavier-Garneau

www.cegep-fxg.qc.ca

QC

Collège Gérald-Godin

www.cgodin.qc.ca QC

Collège Laflèche www.clafleche.qc.ca

QC

Collège LaSalle Transportation Logistics www.clasalle.com QC Collège Lionel-Groulx


F D.E.S. ou D.E.P. et avoir réussi le cours de Mathématique 436 ou 526

Diplôme d’études collégiales Cours offerts par session

Session 1 : Études des fonctions de travail, Initiation à la chaîne logistique, Initiation à la production de documents, Mathématiques appliquées à la chaîne logistiqueSession 2 : Animation et communication en milieu professionnel, Production et présentation de documents techniques, Projet appliqué à la chaîne logistique, Techniques d’exploitation en transport multimodal, Économie appliquée au transportSession 3 : Statistiques appliquées à la chaîne logistique, Documents techniques appliqués à la logistique, Gestion de personnel appliquée à la logistique, Institutions et accords économiques internationaux, Conformité douanière I, Exploitation en transport routierSession 4 : Établissement du coût de revient, Planification des approvisionnements internes et externes, Gestion de personnel appliquée à la logistique, Institutions et accords économiques internationaux, Conformité douanière I, Exploitation en transport routier

Stage Alternance Travail-Études

www.clg.qc.ca QC Sainte-Thérèse

Coordonnateur au transportCoordonnateur à la logistiqueTechnicien en logistiquePlanificateur de réseaux de transports en communTechnicien en transport scolaireSuperviseur au transportRépartiteur et assistant répartiteurCourtier et tarificateur douanier

Session 5 : Aménagement et opération des centres de distribution, Réseaux de transport, Élaboration d’un plan de transport de personnes, Transport national et international I, Communication anglaise pour transport et logistique II, Application de la réglementation en transport, Représentation commerciale en logistiqueSession 6 : Organisation du transport de personnes, Distribution, Transport national et international II, Intégration des activités en logistique, Stage en milieu de travail

Collège Lionel-Groulx

A.E.C. (à temps plein le jour) Gestion de commerces

F Potentiellement pertinent mais le site ne montre pas la liste des cours offerts www.clg.qc.ca QC



College/ University



Function Notes


A.E.C. (à temps plein le jour) Transport et distribution internationale

F Potentiellement pertinent mais le site ne montre pas la liste des cours offerts www.clg.qc.ca QC


Cours individuel menant à A.E.C. Administration et comptabilité

F Initiation au marketing www.clg.qc.ca QC

Collège Mérici No relevant program

Pas de programme pertinent www.college-merici.qc.ca

QC

Collège Montmorency



Poursuite d'études en administration, en gestion et en génie des opérations et de la logistique est possible selon les exigences préalables des universités


Session 1: Caractériser les activités de marketing de l'entreprise (3h/sem)Session 3: Assurer la qualité des approvisionnements et des stocks (4h/sem)

www.cmontmorency.qc.ca

QC

Collège Montmorency

A.E.C. (à temps plein) Gestion ce commerce (gérance)

F Avoir interrompu ses études pendant au moins deux sessions consécutives ou une année scolaire au régulier. DES qvec mathématique favorable.

Fondements du marketing 60 heures, Gestion des approvisionnements 60 heures

www.cmontmorency.qc.ca

School: www.cna.nl.ca

A141Warehousing - Managerial

Program: http://www.cna.nl.ca/programscourses/program-details.asp?cProgCode=433



B315 Purchasing - TacticalG133 Purchasing - TacticalB116 Transportation - TacticalB576 Transportation - Tactical

Course Topics School: www.cna.nl.ca


1. The Global Economy Program: http://www.cna.nl.ca/programscourses/desc_show.asp


2. Why Go Global? B415 Inventory / Material Control - Managerial

3. Is Exporting Right For You? B315 Purchasing - Tactical4. Preparing for International Trade G133 Purchasing - Tactical5. The International Business Plan B116 Transportation - Tactical6. International Market Research B576 Transportation - Tactical7. The International Marketing Plan8. Trade Finance – Financial Planning9. Trade Finance Techniques10. International Logistics11. Legal AspectsCOURSE TOPICS School:

www.cna.nl.caA141

Warehousing - Managerial1. Defining Strategic Needs Program:

http://www.cna.nl.ca/programscourses/desc_show.asp


NL Course only

NL Course only

College of the NorthAtlantic (CNA)

FITTskills - International Market Entry and Distribution -- NC1351

Continuing Education Programs/Courses

E Credit 12 hours – 2 days

Credit 3 hoursCollege of the NorthAtlantic (CNA)

FITTskills - An Introduction to International Trade -- NC1312


E


International Business Management Post Diploma

Business Management

E College Diploma or University Degree OR An acceptable combination of related work experience and post-secondary education, as determined by the College.

Post Diploma 1 year Eight courses from the Forum for International Trade Training (FITT) NL



College/ University



Function Notes

2. Barriers to Entry B415 Inventory / Material Control - Managerial

3. Distribution Issues B315 Purchasing - Tactical4. Introduction to market Entry Strategies G133 Purchasing - Tactical5. Partnering with Foreign Agents and Distributors B116 Transportation - Tactical6. Foreign Direct Investment and Market Entry B576 Transportation - Tactical7. Strategic Alliances8. Investing in International Partnerships9. Trade Shows10. Finding the Right Partner11. Negotiating Partnering Agreements12. Working with Suppliers13. Technology Partnering14. Managing a Joint Venture15. Exit StrategiesCOURSE TOPICS School:

www.cna.nl.caA141

Warehousing - Managerial1. The Role of Logistics Management Program:



2. Logistic Strategies and Planning B415 Inventory / Material Control - Managerial

3. Supplier Relationships and Importing B315 Purchasing - Tactical4. Incoterms, Standards and Regulations G133 Purchasing - Tactical5. Transportation Management B116 Transportation - Tactical6. Freight Forwarders and Cargo Insurance B576 Transportation - Tactical7. Advanced Logistics Processes8. Inventory Management9. Export Procedures and Order Processing10. Trade Documentation11. Shipping and Delivery Procedures Course Topics School:

www.cna.nl.caA141

Warehousing - Managerial1. The Role of Logistics Management Program:



2. Preparing your Logistics Plan C133 Logistics Information Systems - Tactical

3. Supply Chain Management B415 Inventory / Material Control - Managerial

4. Transportation Management and Analysis B315 Purchasing - Tactical5. Partnerships in International Trade G133 Purchasing - Tactical6. Partnering with Agents and Distributors B116 Transportation - Tactical7. Technology Partnering B576 Transportation - Tactical COURSE TOPICS School:

www.cna.nl.caA141

Warehousing - Managerial1. Managing the Export Process Program:



2. International Business Planning C133 Logistics Information Systems - Tactical

3. The Global Economy and International Companies B415 Inventory / Material Control - Managerial

NL Course only

NL Course only


FITTskills - International Trade Management -- NC1331


E Credit 2 days – 12 hours

NL Course only


FITTskills - International Trade Logistics Distribution -- NC1317


E Credit 3 hours


FITTskills - International Trade Logistics -- NC1323


E Credit 12 hours – 2 days



College/ University



Function Notes

4. Benchmarking the Competition B315 Purchasing - Tactical5. Information for Management G133 Purchasing - Tactical6. Operating an Export Office B116 Transportation - Tactical7. Externalizing Operations B576 Transportation - Tactical8. Managing Strategic Alliances and Virtual Corporations9. Managing for Competitive Advantage10. Building an International Work Force11. Managing Cultural Diversity12. Managing International Innovation13. Managing International Assets14. Managing Risk

School: www.cna.nl.ca


Program: http://www.cna.nl.ca/programscourses/desc_show.asp



B315 Purchasing - TacticalG133 Purchasing - TacticalB116 Transportation - TacticalB576 Transportation - Tactical

College of the Rockies

www.cotr.bc.ca BC

Collège Shawinigan D.E.C. technique Techniques de comptabilité et de gestion


permet de compléter un baccalauréat en Administration des affaires; DEC-BAC en 5 années d’études avec l'Université Laval (Administration des affaires) passerelle et/ou reconnaissance d'acquis avec l'Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières (possibilité de 10 cours crédités en Sciences comptables); Baccalauréat en Administration des affaires (possibilité de 5 cours crédités) plusieurs programmes universitaires dans le domaine de l’administration;


Session 3: Marketing (3h/sem)Session 4: Gestion des stocks (3h/sem)

Stages ATE www.collegeshawinigan.qc.ca




A141 Warehousing - ManagerialCollège universitaire de Saint-Boniface

Baccalauréat Administration des affaires

Année 1: Principe de marketing (tronc commun) www.ustboniface.mb.ca

MB

NL WorkshopCollege of the NorthAtlantic (CNA)

Going Global Export Readiness - FITTSKILLS -- Nc1340


E Certificate 3 days Topics covered include an introduction to international trade, international market research, international marketing, international trade finance, and international trade logistics and distribution



College/ University



Function Notes

Collège universitaire de Saint-Boniface

D.E.C. Administration des affaires (option marketing)

DES Manitoba ou équivalent et avoir suivi certains cours en français, anglais, mathématiques

Etudiants du Manitoba: avoir obtenu 28 crédits, tout en gardant une moyenne satisfaisante, selon les normes fixées par le ministère de l'Enseignement postsecondaire et de la Formation professionnelle du Manitoba pour le programme d'études secondaires, dont cinq crédits obtenus au niveau 40 de telle façon que ces crédits :a) touchent à quatre domaines d'études différents;b) comprennent un minimumde trois matières au niveau 40S provenant de la liste des cours académiques approuvés (dans trois domaines d'études différents), et deux matières de niveau 40A, 40G ou 40S.

Année 1, Session 2: Marketing IAnnée 2, Session 1: Marketing II

www.ustboniface.mb.ca

MB A373 Transportation - Managerial



A141 Warehousing - ManagerialColumbia College www.columbiacolle

ge.caBC This is a

college/university prep school

Minimum Grade 8 education School: http://www.safetycollege.ca


Meet minimum vision standards (minimum standard 20/30 in one eye, 20/50 other), hearing and reaction time

Program: http://www.safetycollege.ca/?forklift


Possess valid Driver's License Physically able to safely operate unit

School: www.concordia.ab.ca


Course: http://managementsciences.concordia.ab.ca


A141 Warehousing - ManagerialA373 Transportation - Managerial

Supply Chain Management AB Course only

NS

Concordia University College of Alberta

Bachelor of Management Degree Department of Management Sciences

E Credit towards degree One semester

Commercial Safety College

Fork Life Training Training Programs E Certificate and Wallet Card 5 days



College/ University



Function Notes

Applicants to both the BComm and BAdmin programs should have completed Grade 12 and met the requirements for graduation in their home province or territory. A minimum average of 73% overall and in Grade 12 mathematics (12 U for Ontario) is required for admission to the BComm program. A minimum average of 70% overall and in Grade 12 mathematics (12 U for Ontario) is required for admission to the BAdmin program.

COMM 210 DESC 361 12cr. taken from outside the John Molson School of Business

School: http://www.johnmolson.concordia.ca


Applicants from Ontario must have completed six appropriate Grade 12 U or M courses. All applicants are required to have completed Grade 12 English (12 U for Ontario). Grade 12 French is acceptable for students who have graduated from a French school.

COMM 212 and DESC 363 Program: http://www.johnmolson.concordia.ca/ugrad/bcomm.cfm?MainM=program&SubM=bcomms


Applicants from British Columbia must have completed a minimum of four provincially examinable subjects and achieved a minimum GPA of 2.90 and a "B" average in mathematics for admission to the BComm program; a GPA of 2.70 with a "B-" average in mathematics, for admission to the BAdmin program.

COMM 215 and DESC 372 A141 Warehousing - Managerial

COMM 217 and DESC 374 A373 Transportation - Managerial and DESC 376 Remaining 12 elective credits from any faculty or one of the offered Business MinorsCOMM 220 and DESC 420 COMM 222 and DESC 492 COMM 224 and DESC 498 COMM 225 COMM 301 COMM 305 COMM 308 COMM 315 COMM 320 COMM 401

Diploma of Collegial Studies or the equivalent: MATH 208, 209; ECON 201, 203; INTE 290 or COMP 201; or

COMM 225 Production and Operations Management School: http://www.johnmolson.concordia.ca

A141 Warehousing - ManagerialConcordia University – John Molson School of Business

Certificate in Business Business E Certificate 1 year QC One Course only

Degree 4 years QCConcordia University – John Molson School of Business

Bachelor of Commerce – Major in Supply chain Management

Bachelor of Commerce

E



College/ University



Function Notes

Mature students: MATH 208, 209; ECON 201, 203; INTE 290 or COMP 201.

Program: http://www.johnmolson.concordia.ca/ugrad/certificate.cfm

B415


An undergraduate degree (a small number of applicants may be accepted without an undergraduate degree, provided they meet other requirements);

EMBA 675 - Operations Management (3 credits) School: http://www.johnmolson.concordia.ca


A minimum of five years' full-time business experience;

Program: http://www.johnmolson.concordia.ca/emba/curriculum.cfm?MainM=embaoverview

Satisfactory performance on the Graduate Management Admissions Test (GMAT). We also accept results of GMAT-equivalent tests such as the QMAT

Bachelor's degree in any discipline with a minimum GPA of at least 3.0

MBA 616 - Operations Management School: http://www.johnmolson.concordia.ca


Two-years of full-time work experience DESC 695E - E-Procurement: From Strategy to Consequence Program: http://www.johnmolson.concordia.ca/mba/program.cfm?MainM=programs

GMAT score of at least 600 Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD), or equivalent, OR 19 years of age or older

Level One: Introductory Financial Accounting I, Introduction to Professional Writing and Presentations Skills, Business Computing Applications I, Business Mathematics I, Introductory Marketing I, Introduction to Operations Management

School: www.conestogac.on.ca


Grade 12 compulsory English, C or U, or equivalent, OR Conestoga College Preparatory Communications (COMM1270

Level Two: Interpersonal Communications Skills, Professional Report Writing and Presentation Skills, Business Computing Applications II, Microeconomics, Business Mathematics II, Supply Chain Management

Program: http://www.conestogac.on.ca/jsp/programs/schoolbusiness/business/busadminmaterial.jsp



3 years Co-Op option ONConestoga College Institute of Technology and Advanced Learning

Materials & Operations Management Program

Business Administration

E

One Course only

Concordia University – John Molson School of Business

MBA – Specialization in Supply Chain Management

John Molson School of Business

E MBA Degree 57 credits QC Course only

MBA 20 months QC Concordia University – John Molson School of Business

Executive MBA John Molson School of Business

E



College/ University



Function Notes

Grade 12 Mathematics, C or U, or equivalent, OR Conestoga College Preparatory Mathematics (MATH1375).

Level Three: Information Systems I, Macroeconomics, Statistics, Project Management, Master Planning, Purchasing

A114


Level Four: Applied Managerial Accouting, Information Systems II, Material Requirements Planning Concepts, Manufacturing Processes and Print Interpretation, Principles of Buying

B415


Level Five: Industrial Engineering, Transportation and Warehousing, Advanced Purchasing, Execution and Control of Operations, Advanced Material Requirements Planning, Lean Concepts and Continuous Improvement

Level Six: Business Law, Leadership and Team Building, Advanced Production Planning, International Logistics Management, Applied Execution and Control of Operations, Value Engineering



Program: http://www.conestogac.on.ca/jsp/cecatw/business/wl1.jsp


B414 Warehousing - ManagerialSchool: www.conestogac.on.ca


Program: http://www.conestogac.on.ca/jsp/cecatw/business/wl2.jsp


B414 Warehousing - ManagerialSchool: www.conestogac.on.ca


Program: http://www.conestogac.on.ca/jsp/cecatw/professional/apics.jsp


Basics of Supply Chain Management, Master Planning of Resources, Detailed Scheduling and Planning, Execution and Control of Operations, Strategic Management of Resources

ON In Conjunction with APICS

ON Offered via Internet delivery

Conestoga College Institute of Technology and Advanced Learning

CPIM Review Course Continuing Education Professional Associations

E For CPIM certification the candidate must pass a separate APICS exam

ON Offered via internet delivery


Warehousing Level II Part-Time certificate program

Continuing Education Business

E Warehousing Level I Certificate Certificate 5 courses within 4 years

Intro to Forecasting and Purchasing, Material Requirements Planning, Transportation and Traffic, Warehouse Design and Storage Systems, Excel, Fundamentals of Project Management, Organizational Behaviour


Warehousing Level I Part-time certificate program

Continuing Education – Business

E Certificate 6 courses Computer Literacy for Windows, Fundamentals of Inventory Control, Introduction to Logistics, Material Handling and Management Concepts, Safety Requirements and Dangerous Goods, Fundamentals of Quality Assurance, Interpersonal Communications Skills



College/ University



Function Notes




Program: http://www.conestogac.on.ca/jsp/cecatw/professional/acc.jsp



School: www.conestogac.on.ca A114


Program: http://www.conestogac.on.ca/jsp/cecatw/professional/asc.jsp

B415


Level 1: Transportation Systems, Logistics Processes School: www.conestogac.on.ca


Level 2: Business Law, Business Management, Business Strategy, Essentials of Risk Management, Financial Management, Introductory Economics, Marketing: An Introduction, Managing People Effectively, Writing for Business

Program: http://www.conestogac.on.ca/jsp/cecatw/professional/citt.jsp

Logistics Information Systems - Tactical

Level 3: Integrated Logistics, Logistics of Decision Modeling, Transportation Economics, Transportation Law


A113 Purchasing - ManagerialAn in-residence supply chain management

ON In conjunction with PMAC

ON In Conjunction with CITT

Conestoga College Institute of Technology and

Ontario Institute of the Purchasing Management Association of Canada Certification Program

Continuing Education Professional

E Certified Professional Purchaser (C.P.P.)designation program

To earn the C.P.P. designation students are

Principles of Buying, Principles of Inventory and Operations Control, Principles of Quality, Principles of Transportation and Logistics

Certificate 10 courses plus 5 weeks related work experience

Work related experience


Canadian Institute of Traffic and Transportation Certificate Program

Continuing Education Professional Associations

E

Introduction to Enterprise Resource Planning ON In Conjunction with APICS

ON In Conjunction with APICS


APICS Specialty Course Continuing Education Professional Associations

E 1 course

Certificate 3 courses Basics of supply Chain Management, Detailed Scheduling and Planning, Master Planning of Resources


APICS Certification Course Continuing Education Professional Associations

E



College/ University



Function Notes

Program: http://www.conestogac.on.ca/jsp/cecatw/professional/pmac.jsp


Cumberland Regional College

www.cumberlandcollege.sk.ca

SK

School: http://www.cypresshillscollege.sk.ca


Program: http://www.cypresshillscollege.sk.ca/skills_safety.htm#forklift


School: http://www.cypresshillscollege.sk.ca


Program: http://www.cypresshillscollege.sk.ca/skills_safety.htm#forklift


Dalhousie University

Marketing Logistics Management E • Academic Math• English• 3 university preparatory courses

Bachelor's Degree 4 years Major components include: customer service, transportation, facility location, warehousing, purchasing and reverse logistics. E-commerce and E-business depend heavily upon logistics.

Yes https://discover.dal.ca/dal/program.do;jsessionid=45FAF02F4E4EE151955DAE039B616B90?from=subject&programID=60

NS Halifax A016 Senior Management – Managerial


Dawson College PMAC Certificate www.dawsoncollege.qc.ca

QC Course no longer offered

A016 Senior Management – ManagerialOperations and Business Inventory ManagementDawson College Business Management (Marketing) 410.do


SKCertificate 6 hoursCypress Hills Regional College

Forklift Operator Skills Training – Safety

E

SK

leadership program

Cypress Hills Regional College

Wide Load Cargo Securement Skills Training – Safety

Eng Safety certification 8 hours

Advanced Learning Associations and a Certificate in Purchasing

required to complete four PMAC Principles courses, 10 management studies subjects, 12 PMAC seminar credits, an in-residence supply chain management leadership program and the written examination.



College/ University



Function Notes


High school diploma or equivalent, a General Educational Development (GED) certificate or a post-secondary degree.

3 years Operations Management School: http://www.cal.devry.ca/

Calgary A016 Senior Management – Managerial

Have earned a Canadian high school diploma in a program of study that includes successful completion of a 30-level Math and a 30-level English course from Alberta, or equivalent achievement from another province or territory

(8 full time semesters)

(a) all of: BSOP-326; BSOP-330; BSOP-334; BSOP-429; BSOP-434; BUSN-460

Course: http://www.devry.edu/programs/operations_management/about.jsp


(b) one of: BSOP-209; MGMT-340 (c) one of: MGMT-429; advanced course option†

1 semester School: www.douglas.bc.ca

A114


(2 years to complete entire Program)

Course: http://www.douglas.bc.ca/calhtm/courses/cbus.html


School: www.douglas.bc.ca

A114


http://www.douglas.bc.ca/calhtm/courses/cbus.html

A373 Transportation - Managerial Not offered in 2006/2007

B315 Purchasing - Tactical CPP Designation: Four PMAC Principles courses, 10 management studies subjects, 12 PMAC seminar credits, in residence supply chain management leadership program and the written examination

School: www.durhamc.on.ca


Certificate in Purchasing: Principles of buying course, two out of the three remaining principles courses, four PMAC seminar credits

Program: http://durhamcollege.ca/EN/coned/home/programs/pmac.php


G133


Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) OR

School: www.durhamc.on.ca A114

Warehousing - ManagerialON

ON IN conjunction with PMAC

Durham College Operations Management Diploma Continuing Education Business

E Diploma Must be completed within 10 years

Accounting I, Business Computer Applications I, Business Computer Applications II, Business Mathematics, College Communications Skills, Communications I, Business, Communications II, Business, Computer

BC

Durham College PMAC and Certified Professional Purchaser Designation

Continuing Education Certificates

E CPP Designation and Certificate in Purchasing

In residence supplychain management leadership program

BC Course only

Douglas College Business Management and Certificate Program

Faculty of Commerce and Business Administration

E 3 credits for course – leads to Business Management Diploma

1 semester (2 years to complete entire program)

BUSN 4401 International Logistics and Transportation

3 credits for course – leads to Business Management Diploma

BUSN 3380 Operations ManagementDouglas College Business Management and Certificate Program

Faculty of Commerce and Business Administration

E

Business Administration/Operations Management Diploma

ABDeVry Institute of Technology (Calgary)

Bachelor Degree in Business Administration with Concentration in Operations Management

Business Administration Faculty

E

Faculty



College/ University



Function Notes

Grade 12 equivalency certificate achieved through College academic upgrading

Program: http://durhamcollege.ca/EN/coned/home/programs/pmac.php


ACCOUNTING I (ACCT 1200), BUSINESS COMPUTER APPLICATIONS I (COMP 1209, BUSINESS MATHEMATICS (MATH 1202), COLLEGE COMMUNICATION SKILLS (COMM 1202), HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT I (HRM 1200), MARKETING I (MKTG 1200), OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT I (OPER 1200)

School: www.durhamc.on.ca


Semester 2ACCOUNTING II (ACCT 2200), BUSINESS COMPUTER APPLICATIONS II (COMP 2209), BUSINESS MATHEMATICS (MATH 1202), COLLEGE COMMUNICATION SKILLS (COMM 1202), ECONOMICS I (ECON 1200), HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT II (HRM 2200), INTRODUCTION TO PROGRAMMING (PROG 2201), MARKETING II (MKTG 2200), OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT II (OPER 2200)

Program: https://myplace.durhamcollege.ca/durham/profile/progview.jsp?programID=1376


Semester 3 BUSINESS COMMUNICATIONS I (COMM 3200),COMPUTER APPLICATIONS IN OPERATIONS (COMP 2206), ECONOMICS II (ECON 2200), INVENTORY I (INV 2200), PURCHASING I (PURC 2200), STATISTICS I (MATH 2201)

A114


Semester 4 BUSINESS COMMUNICATIONS II (COMM 4200), INVENTORY II (INV 3202), LEAN SYSTEMS (PROD 4202), PRODUCTION SYSTEMS (PROD 1201), PURCHASING II (PURC 3200), STATISTICS II (MATH 3200)

ON In conjunction with APICS

Durham College Operations-Business (2-year)/Business Administration (3-year)

Full time Business Administration

E OSSD, GED, ACE (BTSD) or Mature Student Status (MSS)

Ontario College Diploma/Ontario Advanced College Diploma

2 and 3 years 12 – 16 month internship

Applications in Operations, Economics I, Economics II , Human Resources Management Principles, Inventory I, Inventory II, Lean Systems, Marketing I, Operations Management I, Operations Management II (60% pass required), Production Systems, Purchasing I, Purchasing II, Statistics I, Business, Statistics II, Business



College/ University



Function Notes

Semester 5 BUSINESS LAW (LAW 1213), COST MANAGEMENT (ACCT 2206), FACILITIES MANAGEMENT (MGMT 2207), MASTER PLANNING (MAPL 2200), QUALITY ASSURANCE I (QA 4201), QUANTITATIVE METHODS (QM 4200)

Semester 6 BUSINESS DECISIONS (BUS 2200), EFFECTIVE SUPERVISION/LABOUR RELATIONS (ES 1201), ERP (ERP 3200), FIELD PLACEMENT (FWKP 6205), INTEGRATED SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT (SCM 2200), OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT BUSINESS SIMULATION (OPER 3200). QUALITY ASSURANCE II (QA 4202)

École Polytechnique de Montréal

Baccalauréat Génie industriel F Différentes conditions d'admission selon le diplôme obtenu: Québec, non-québecois, DEC technique, études libres

Automne 7: Approvisionnement et distribution www.polymtl.ca QC A141 Warehousing - Managerial

B414 Warehousing - ManagerialA312 Warehousing - Managerial


A.E.S. (Attestation d'études supérieures)

Ingénierie des systèmes logistiques (Distribution physique des biens et services)

F Être détenteur d'un baccalauréat en ingénierie ou d'un diplôme jugé équivalent par l'École Polytechnique ; ou être détenteur d'un diplôme universitaire de nature scientifique et posséder une formation jugée suffisante par l'École ; et avoir obtenu une moyenne cumulative d'au moins 2,50 (système de 4 points) dans ses études de 1 er cycle, ou l'équivalent agréé par l'École.

Programme qui peut faire partie du programme de DESS en Technologie, offert simultanément à la maîtrise et au doctorat et à des ingénieurs ou professionnels en exercice.

2 ans Logistique, décisions logistiques. Modèles de localisation. Conception d'un système de distribution : réception, expédition, transport et sélection d'équipements. Conception des entrepôts : planification des espaces, gestion des casiers et sélection d'équipements. Préparation des commandes. Analyse stratégique de la distribution à l'aide de modèles d'approximation continue. Conception d'horaires de personnels. Tournées de véhicules.

www.polymtl.ca QC A141 Warehousing - Managerial



Maîtrise (M. Ing.) Génie industriel option logistique

F baccalauréat en ingénierie ou d'un diplôme jugé équivalent ou baccalauréat de 1er cycle dans un domaine pertinent au programme (sous certaines conditions)

Distribution physique des biens et services, Conception des systèmes de planification de production des stocks




DESS (Diplôme d'études supérieures spécialisées)

Génie industriel (spécialisation: logistique)

F baccalauréat en ingénierie ou d'un diplôme jugé équivalent ou baccalauréat dans une discipline scientifique pertinente ou en administration, ou d'un diplôme jugé équivalent par l'École (sous certaines conditions)






College/ University



Function Notes


Ph. D. (Doctorat) Génie industriel (spécialisation: logistique)

F diplôme de baccalauréat en ingénierie ou de maîtrise de l'École Polytechnique ou d'un diplôme jugé équivalent par l'École Polytechnique qui témoigne d'une formation appropriée


www.polymtl.ca QC A016 Senior Management – Managerial

Fanshawe College of Applied Arts and Technology

Purchasing Management Profession (PMAC)

Continuing Education

E CPP designation Required Principles Courses:BUSI-9003 Principles of Buying BUSI-9004 Principles of QualityBUSI-9052 Principles of Transportation andLogisticsMGMT-9002 Principles of Inventory & Operations Control

http://www.fanshawec.on.ca/coursesearch/CEGuide.pdf

ON


Supply Chain Management (Basics) (APICS)


E Complete overview of materialflow, from internal and external suppliers, to andfrom your organization. Topics include: Elementsof the Supply Chain Just-in-Time (JIT) Total QualityManagement (TQM) Manufacturing ResourcesPlanning (MRP II) Demand Planning CapacityManagement.


ON


Hazard Management - course only


E http://www.fanshawec.on.ca/coursesearch/CEGuide.pdf

ON


Quality Assurance Programs and Techniques- course only



ON


Industrial Management(Supervisory Skills forManagers) Certificate


E Certificate Compulsory Courses:BUSI-1005 Intro. to Business Processes �MGMT-1152 Principles of Supervision �MGMT-3010 Leadership in Organizations �MGMT-3023 Contemporary Issues in HumanRelations �Elective Courses (Select 2):COMM-6002 Organizational Business Comm. �MGMT-1018 Labour Relations �MGMT-3017 QA Programs & TechniquesMGMT-3049 Skills for Managing People �MGMT-6020 Project Management �MGMT-6023 Managing in the Age of Change


ON



College/ University



Function Notes


Project Cost and Procurement- course only



ON


Quality AssuranceCertificate Program


E Compulsory Courses:MATH-1047 Mathematics QAENGR-1015 Engineering Blueprint ReadingMATH-3026 Statistical Methods �COMM-1009 Communications for QA �MGMT-3027 Quality Team Leadership �MACH-3029 Metrology – QAMATS-1003 Material ScienceMGMT-5019 Planning for QualityMACH-5013 Quality Management �Elective Courses (Select 3):MACH-5011 Coordinate Measuring MachineMACH-5014 Design of ExperimentsDRAF-5002 Geometric Dimensioning &TolerancingMACH-5012 ISO Quality Standards �MACH-5015 Quality Audit Methods


ON


Business Purchasing Diploma Program

Faculty of Business, School of Business and Management

E OSSD with courses from the College (C), University (U),

Ontario College Diploma 2 years (4 semesters)

Level 1 Credits Optional co-op School: www.fanshawec.on.ca

ON

B315 Purchasing - Tactical In conjunction with PMAC

University/College (U/C), or Open (O) stream WITH:

Take all of the following Mandatory Courses: Program: http://www.fanshawec.on.ca/programs/next/courses/BPR3.asp G133 Purchasing - Tactical

- Any Grade 12 English (C) or (U) ACCT-1004 Principles of Accounting 1 4.00 - Mathematics* ONE OF: COMM-1023 Business Communication 3.00 - Any Grade 12 Mathematics** (C) or (U)

ECON-1002 Economics I 3.00

- Any Grade 11 Mathematics (C), (U), or (U/C)

MKTG-1012 Principles of Marketing I 3.00

(Note: a minimum final grade of 60 is required for any Grade 11 Mathematics course)

MATH-1052 Business Math 3.00

Or Academic and Career Entrance Certificate (ACE)

BUSI-1060 Strategies for Success 1.00

Or Ontario High School Equivalency Certificate (GED) AND:- Mathematics* ONE OF: Level 2 Credits - Any Grade 12 Mathematics** (C) or (U)

Take all of the following Mandatory Courses:

- Any Grade 11 Mathematics (C), (U), or (U/C)

ACCT-1015 Management Accounting 3.00



College/ University



Function Notes

Or Mature Applicant with standing in the required courses and grade stated above

PRCH-1001 Principles of Buying 4.00

PRCH-3009 Excel for Purchasing 3.00

Level 3 Credits Take all of the following Mandatory Courses: MGMT-3005 Strategic HR Management 3.00 MGMT-3011 Project Management 3.00 MATH-3047 Math of Finance 4.00 PRCH-3006 Transportation & Logistics 3.00 PRCH-3014 Access for Operations 3.00 PRCH-3015 Operations Management 3.00

Level 4 Credits Take all of the following Mandatory Courses: PRCH-1005 E-Business 3.00 COMM-3013 Comm. for the Business Profession 4.00 LAWS-3016 Purchasing Contract Law 3.00 PRCH-3001 Principles of Quality 3.00 PRCH-3007 Prin. of Inventory & Operations Control 3.00 PRCH-3012 Art of Negotiation 3.00 PRCH-3013 Procurement Techniques-Adv 2.00General Education - MandatoryTake the following Mandatory General Education Course:ECON-1005 - Normally taken in Level 2MGMT-3041 - Normally taken in Level 2General Education - ElectivesTake 3 General Education Credits -Normally taken in Level 2

Semester 1: Accounting Fundamentals, Business Essentials – A Survival Course, Business and Contract Law, Communications for Business, Introduction to Presentation Software, Introduction to Spreadsheets, Math Fundamentals for Business Studies.

School: http://www.flemingc.on.ca

Peterborough B116 Transportation - Tactical

Semester 2: Business Teams, Communications at Work, International Trade, Introduction to Financial Management, Marketing, Operations Management

Program: http://www.flemingc.on.ca/Full-time/ProgramDisplay.cfm?ProgramCode=BAJ


Semester Three:Contemporary Management Skills, Human Resources Administration, Introduction to Materials Management, Macroeconomics, Management Accounting, Occupational Health and SafetySemester Four:Advanced Computers, Business Statistics and Quantitative Methods, General Education Elective, Negotiating Skills, Quality Management, TransportationSemester Five:Applied Project (BAJ), Career Search, Communications – Report Writing, General Education Elective, Manufacturing Information Systems, Manufacturing Planning and Control

This course includes a minimum of 140 hours of field placement

ON OSSD with the majority of credits at the College (c) and Open (o) level, includingtwo English credits in the College (C ) stream and Grade 11 (C ) or University/College (U/C) level Mathematics.


6 semesters – 3 year program

Fleming College Diploma in Business Administration – Materials Management and Distribution

Business, Hospitality and Tourism

E

School: http://www.firstnatio

First Nations University of



College/ University



Function Notes

Semester Six:Corporate Social Responsibility: Ethical Conduct of Business, General Education Elective, Logistics Management, Microeconomics, One Business Course, Principles of Buying

Semester 1: Business Essentials – A Survival Course, Business and Contract Law, Communications for Business, Introduction to Presentation Software, Introduction to Spreadsheets, Math Fundamentals for Business Studies, Spanish I

School: http://www.flemingc.on.ca

Peterborough A016 Senior Management – Managerial

Semester 2: Business Teams, Communicating at Work, International Trade, Introduction to Financial Management, Marketing, Operations Management, Spanish II,

Program: http://www.flemingc.on.ca/Full-time/ProgramDisplay.cfm?ProgramCode=TD


Semester 3: Basics of Export Marketing, Basics of Importing, Contemporary Management Skills, Customs for Trade, Effective Sales Techniques, Macroeconomics, Spanish/English for Trade

Semester Four: Advanced Computers, Advanced Exporting Marketing, Advanced Importing Techniques, Business Statistics and Quantitative Methods, General Education Elective, International Distribution, Spanish III

Semester 5: Communications – Report Writing, Export/Import Simulation, International Business, International Marketing Applications, International Relations, Trends in International TradeSemester 6: Corporate Social Responsibility: Ethical Conduct of Business, General Education Elective, International Law, International Money Matters, Logistics Management, Microeconomics.

School: www.gbrownc.on.ca

Online A141 Warehousing - Managerial

Program: http://www.lscmcourse.com/


The Supply Chain Management Certificate: School: www.gbrownc.on.ca

Online A113 Purchasing - Managerial

The Integrated Supply Chain, Purchasing for the Supply chain, Technology for Supply chain Management, The Global Supply Chain

Program: http://www.lscmcourse.com/


ON Online program

ON Online program

George Brown College

Online Supply Chain Management Certificate Program

Distance Education E Logistics Management Certificate The Supply Chain Management Certificate

4 courses 7 weeks in length each

George Brown College

Online Logistics Management Certificate Program

Distance Education E The logistics Management Certificate

6 courses 7 weeks in length each

Logistics Fundamentals, Inventory Management, Transportation, Warehousing, Importing and Exporting, Supply Chain Management: the Basics

ONFleming College Diploma in International Trade Business, Hospitality and Tourism

E OSSD with the majority of credits at the College (C ) and Open (O) level, including two English credits in the College (C ) stream and Grade 11 College (C ) or University/College (U/C) level Mathematics


6 Semesters - 3-year program



College/ University



Function Notes

School: www.gbrownc.on.ca

Online A141 Warehousing - Managerial

A373 Transportation - ManagerialA113 Purchasing - Managerial

Ontario Secondary School Diploma at the general, college or university level, with grade 12 English and mathematics or mature student status.

6 Courses – 1 semester to 1 year

Mandatory Courses: MKTG 1000 Introduction to Marketing, MKTG 2004 Logistics, MGMT 2002 Project Management, MGMT 2000 Production and Operations Management

School: A141 Warehousing - Managerial

Applicants following the OSS curriculum must have an OSSD or equivalent. Applicants following the OSIS curriculum, must also have a minimum of Grade 12 English and mathematics at the general level.

(part time program) Options (choose two): BUSI 3004 Production Control, MENG 3008 Facilities and Location Design, MKTG 2002 Global Marketing, MGMT 3001 Managerial Decision Making, COMP 1003 Microcomputer Applications, DRFT 1006 Engineering Graphics

www.georgianc.on.ca


Applicants following the OSS curriculum must have Grade 12 English (C) or (U) (ENG 4C, ENG 4U) and any Grade 12 college mathematics (MAP 4C or MCT 4C) or any Grade 12 university mathematics.

http://www.georgianc.on.ca/part-time/certificate_info.php?major=BSTL


School: A141 Warehousing - Managerial www.georgianc.on.ca



Program: http://www.georgianc.on.ca/part-time/external_certificate_info.php?certid=13

School: www.georgianc.on.ca


http://www.georgianc.on.ca/part-i / l ifi



ASSN 0002 Principles of Buying, ASSN 0001 Principles of Inventory and Operations Control, ASSN 0003 Principles of Quality, ASSN 0009 Principles of Transportation and Logistics

ON Cross reference with PMAC

ON Cross reference with the Simcoe Chapter of APICS

Georgian College ofApplied Arts and Technology

Purchasing Management Association of Canada (PMAC)

Part-time Accreditations from External Agencies

E CPP (Certified Professional Purchaser) Designation

All courses are 45 hours in duration each

CPIM Designation Each course runs for 10 weeks, one night per week, for a total of 30 hours

ASSN 0007 Basics of Supply Chain Management, ASSN 0005 Detailed Scheduling and Planning, ASSN 0006 Execution and Control of Operations, ASSN 0017 Master Planning of Resources, ASSN 0008 Strategic Management of Resources

Georgian College ofApplied Arts and Technology

Certified Productions and Inventory Management (APICS)

Part-time Accreditations from External Agencies

E

Certificate of Achievement ON Part-time ProgramGeorgian College ofApplied Arts and Technology

Certificate Program in Business Studies – Logistics

Part Time Business Studies

E

Business Mathematics, College English, General Education Course, Professional Communications I, Quantitative Methods I, Business Law, Professional Communications II, Organizational Behaviour, Project Management, Purchasing, Hazardous Waste Operations, Electronic Commerce

ON Online programGeorge Brown College

Online Logistics Management Diploma Program

Distance Education E Logistics Management Certificate and The Supply Chain Management Certificate

Logistics Management Diploma

Equivalent of a two year program



College/ University



Function Notes

Georgian College of Applied Arts and Technology

Business Logistics E 2 years Yes http://www.georgianc.on.ca/

ON Barrie

School: www.gprc.ab.ca


Course: http://www.gprc.ab.ca/departments/workforce/courses/course_details.html?ID=FRK01&cat=161




Course: http://www.gprc.ab.ca/departments/workforce/courses/course_details.html?ID=RIG01&cat=161




Course: http://www.gprc.ab.ca/departments/workforce/courses/course_details.html?ID=SKL01&cat=161


GPRC's Workforce Development Online Instruction Center -

School: http://www.ed2go.com/gprc/index.html

A113 Purchasing - Managerial Course only

Department of Business Administration

Course: http://www.ed2go.com/cgi-bin/oic3/newofferings.cgi?name=gprc&dept=BM&path=

B315 Purchasing - Tactical This course is non-credit in nature, offered via a third party (Ed2Go) and does not transfer directly to colleges/universities.



A113 Purchasing - Managerial Course onlyGrande Prairie Regional College

Fundamentals of Business Administration

This course will help you prepare for the internationally recognized Certified Purchasing Manager (C.P.M.) and Accredited Purchasing Practitioner (A.P.P.) exams offered by the Institute for Supply Management.

6 weeks Purchasing Applications

AB

Grande Prairie Regional College


This course will help you prepare for the internationally recognized Certified Purchasing Manager (C.P.M.) and Accredited Purchasing Practitioner (A.P.P.) exams offered by the Institute for Supply Management.

6 weeks Purchasing Fundamentals

Certification Half day Skid Steer Safety Training – SKL01Grande Prairie Regional College

Equipment Training Certification Workforce Development - Safety Training

E

RIG01 - Rigging AB

AB



E Certification 8 hours (1 day)

Grande Prairie Regional College 3 year certification

Half day Forklift Safety FRK01Grande Prairie Regional College


E



College/ University



Function Notes



This course is non-credit in nature, offered via a third party (Ed2Go) and does not transfer directly to colleges/universities



A373 Transportation - Managerial Course only



A141 Warehousing - Managerial This course is non-credit in nature, offered via a third party (Ed2Go) and does not transfer directly to colleges/universities.





This course is non-credit in nature, offered via a third party (Ed2Go) and does not transfer directly to colleges/universities.



A141 Warehousing - Managerial Course only



A373 Warehousing - Managerial This course is non-credit in nature, offered via a third party (Ed2Go) and does not transfer directly to colleges/universities.

Introduction to Physical Distribution School: www.macewan.ca

A141 Warehousing - Managerial ABCredit One semesterGrant MacEwan College

Bachelor of Applied International Business and Supply Chain Management

Part-Time Advanced Education and Technology Applied

E



The course also includes essential information to help you prepare for internationally recognized supply chain and materials management certification examinations, including the Certified in Production and Inventory Management (CPIM) exam.

6 weeks Supply Chain Management Applications

The course also includes essential information to help you prepare for internationally recognized supply chain and materials management certification examinations, including the Certified in Production and Inventory Management (CPIM) exam.

6 weeks Supply Chain Management FundamentalsGrande Prairie Regional College




6 weeks Distribution and Logistics Management



College/ University



Function Notes

ASCM 201 (550) Program: http://www.business.macewan.ca/gmcc/supply/Program/PartTime.cfm?MenuOption=1&Line=3

A373 Transportation - Managerial This course is equivalent to Distribution I, a Level I course in the Canadian Institute of Traffic and Transportation (C.I.T.T.) program

Physical Distribution and Logistics** School: www.macewan.ca

A141


ASCM 202 (551) Program: http://www.business.macewan.ca/gmcc/supply/Program/PartTime.cfm?MenuOption=1&Line=3

A373 Transportation - Managerial This course is equivalent to Distribution II, a Level I course in the Canadian Institute of Traffic and Transportation (C.I.T.T.) program.

Applicants must achieve a minimum overall average of 65 percent in the following high school courses with no course grade lower than 50 percent:

The program curriculum includes three years of classroom study and a one-year practicum: two 15-credit work terms completed in Year Four of the program.

Term 1: Introduction to Canadian Business, Introduction to Computing for Business, Introduction to Microeconomics, Communications UT/Arts and Science Elective seminar

School: www.macewan.ca


English 30-1, Pure Mathematics 30, Science 30 OR Chemistry 0 OR Biology 30 OR Physics 30, One Group A course, One Group A, B, or C course OR five CTS credits of which one credit must be at the advanced level from any of the following strands: enterprise and Innovation, Financial Management, Legal Studies, Logistics, Management and Marketing.

Option of Part-time studies available

Term 2: Introduction to Logistics and Supply Chain Management, Introduction to Macroeconomics, Business Law I, Probability and Statistics I, Introduction to Management

Program: http://itsm.macewan.ca/gmcc/supply/Program/Index.cfm?MenuOption=1&Line=11

Applied Degree Credential ABGrant MacEwan College


Advanced Education and Technology Applied Degree Programs

E

Grant MacEwan College


Part-Time Advanced Education and Technology Applied Degree Programs

E Minimum grade of C- in ASCM 201, or consent of the program.

Credit One semester AB

Technology Applied Degree Programs



College/ University



Function Notes

Mature Admission: Applicants who are 20 years of age or older by the beginning of the intake term and do not qualify under Regular Admission may be admitted under this category. Applicants must achieve a minimum overall average of 65 percent with no course grade lower than 50 percent in the following high school courses: English 30-1, Pure Mathematics 30, Science 30 OR Chemistry 0 OR Biology 30 OR Physics 30, One Group A course, One Group A, B, or C course OR five CTS credits of which one credit must be at the advanced level from any of the following strands: enterprise and Innovation, Financial Management, Legal Studies, Logistics, Management and Marketing.

Term 3: Introductory Accounting, Introduction to Physical Distribution, Fundamentals of Purchasing, International Business and Trade Management, Fundamentals of Marketing Seminar

Term 4: Physical Distribution and Logistics, Introduction to e-Business, Inventory Management, Introductory Finance, International Marketing or International Finance, SeminarTerm 5: Managerial Information and Control Systems, Production and Operations Control, Materials Handling and Warehouse Management, Transportation Management, Principles of Quality Management, Seminar

Term 6: Supply Chain Planning and Coordination, e-Business Execution, Strategic Management, Global Sourcing and Logistics, Business Negotiations and Supplier Management, SeminarTerm 7: Practicum ITerm 8: Practicum II

HEC Montréal Certificat Gestion des opérations et de la production

F DEC ou DEP ou diplôme jugé équivalent ou 3 années d'expérience pertinente

Possibilité de s'inscrire aux cours de formation pour obtenir le titre APICS (CIPM)

Cours obligatoire: Gestion des opérations et de la productionCours à option: Gestion des stocks et de la distribution, Gestion des achats, Gestion stratégique de l'approvisionnement et de la logistique, Introduction au marketing

www.hec.ca QC A114 Inventory / Material Control - Managerial

HEC Montréal Certificat Commerce de détail et de la distribution

F DEC ou DEP ou diplôme jugé équivalent ou 3 années d'expérience pertinente

Cours obligatoire: Introduction au marketingCours à option: Gestion de la distribution commerciale

www.hec.ca QC A131 Marketing and Sales - Managerial

HEC Montréal Baccalauréat (B.A.A.) Administration des affaires

F/Eng DEC québécois (13 années de scolarité). Par conséquent, les candidats ayant fait leurs études à l’extérieur du Québec et dont le diplôme correspond à 12 années de scolarité doivent réussir une année d’études supplémentaire avant de pouvoir être admis au B.A.A.

Marketing, Gestion des opérations et de la production, Planification et contrôle de la production et des stocks, Supply Chain Management (Offert en anglais), Logistique

www.hec.ca QC A016 Senior Management – Managerial



College/ University



Function Notes

HEC Montréal Maîtrise (MBA) Administration des affaires

F/Eng Diplôme universitaire 1er cycle, minimum 3 ans d'expérience, Test d'Aptitude aux Études de Gestion (TAGE-MAGE) ou le Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT)

Supply Chain Management: Current Issues and Improvment Strategies, Logistique et chaînes d'approvisionnement / Logistics and Supply Chains (offert en anglais)


HEC Montréal Maîtrise Sc. Sciences en gestion

F B.A.A., ou diplôme de premier cycle dans un autre domaine (ex. : économie, psychologie, ingénierie, actuariat, etc.) ou d’un diplôme jugé équivalent par le directeur du programme.

Chaîne logistique : fondements et tendances, Planification et contrôle de systèmes logistiques, Stratégie d'approvisionnement,


HEC Montréal DESS (Diplôme d'études supérieures spécialisées)

Gestion F Diplôme universitaire 1er cycle autre que l'administration ou la gestion obtenu avec une moyenne d'au moins 2,70 ou l'équivalent

Marketing, Gestion des approvisionnements et de la logistique, Gestion des opérations de transport, Gestion de la performance et des processus logistiques


Heritage College www.cegep-heritage.qc.ca

QC

Inventory Management School: www.hollandc.pe.ca


Purchasing A113 Purchasing - ManagerialCourses: http://www.hollandc.pe.ca/FactSheets/BusinessAdministration.htm


Inventory Management School: www.hollandc.pe.ca


Purchasing A113 Purchasing - ManagerialCourses: http://www.hollandc.pe.ca/FactSheets/BusinessAdministration.htm


Humber College Institute of Technology & Advanced Learning

Supply Chain Management Postgraduate Certificate

Postgraduate Diploma and Certificate Programs

E See website Graduate Certificate 2 semesters See website No http://postgraduate.humber.ca/10151.htm

PE Course only

PE Course only

Holland College Sales Manager Profile Business Administration

E Credits only but can lead to Diploma

1 Semester for courses – 2 years for program

Credits only but can lead to Diploma

1 semester for courses - 2 years for program

Holland College Business Manager Profile Business Administration

E



College/ University



Function Notes


Business Management Diploma Diploma dn Certificate Programs

E * Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) with courses from College (C), University/ College (M), University (U) pathways, or OSSD at or above the general level, or equivalent, or mature student status;

Diploma 4 semesters Semester 1 (18 hours/week) Credits Business placement School: www.humber.ca

ON

A114


* ENG4C or ENG4U, or Grade 12 English at or above the general level. If English is not your first language refer to the English Language Proficiency Policy in this publication;

BISM 120 PC Essentials 3 Program: http://postsecondary.humber.ca/02251.htm

A113

Purchasing - Managerial

* MAP4C or MCT4C or MCB4U or MGA4U or MDM4U, or Grade 12 Mathematics at or above the general level.

BMAT 220 Mathematics of Finance 3

A141


BMGT 100 Introduction to Business 3 A373 Transportation - ManagerialCOMM 200 College Writing Skills 3HUMA 024 Humanities 3MKTG 111 Marketing 3Semester 2 (19 hours/week) CreditsBACC 100 Financial Accounting 1 4BECN 100 Microeconomics 3BLAW 100 Business Law 3BMGT 201 Principles of Management 3COMM 300 Business Writing Skills 3MKTG 211 Services Marketing 3

Note: Upon completion of semester one and two, you may elect to continue with the second year of the Business - Management program, or, you may transfer into the second year of the Business Administration or Business Marketing programs.

Semester 3 (18 hours/week) CreditsBISM 324 Business Computer Applications 3BISM 450 e-Commerce 3BMGT 300 Human Resources Administration 3BMGT 305 Operations Management 3MKTG 311 Professional Selling 3GNED General Elective 1 3Semester 4 (18 hours/week) CreditsBACC 420 Business Finance 3BACC 421 Computerized Accounting 3BMGT 444 Leadership 3BMGT 475 Entrepreneurship 3BUSN 450 Business Placement 3GNED General Elective 2 3


Business Administration Advanced Diploma with Focus in Logistics Management

Diploma and Certificate Programs

E * Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) with courses from College (C), University/ College (M), University (U) pathways, or OSSD at or above the general level, or equivalent, or mature student status;

Advanced Diploma 6 semesters Semester 1 Credits Work placement School: www.humber.ca

ON

A016

Senior Management – Managerial



College/ University



Function Notes

* ENG4C or ENG4U, or Grade 12 English at or above the general level. If English is not your first language refer to the English Language Proficiency Policy in this publication;

BISM 120 PC Essentials 3 Program: http://postsecondary.humber.ca/02511-n.htm

A141


* MAP4C or MCT4C or MGA4U or MCB4U or MDM4U, or Grade 12 Mathematics at or above the general level.

BMAT 220 Mathematics of Finance 3

A373

Transportation - Managerial

BMGT 100 Introduction to Business 3 A113 Purchasing - ManagerialMKTG 111 Marketing 3

A114Inventory / Material Control - Managerial

COMM 200 College Writing Skills 3HUMA 024 Humanities 3Semester 2 CreditsBACC 100 Financial Accounting 1 4BECN 100 Microeconomics 3BLAW 100 Business Law 3BMGT 201 Principles of Management 3MKTG 211 Services Marketing 3COMM 300 Business Writing Skills 3Semester 3 CreditsBACC 200 Financial Accounting 2 4BECN 200 Macroeconomics 3BISM 327 Business Systems 3BMGT 300 Human Resource Administration 3BSTA 300 Business Statistics 3GNED General Education Elective 3Semester 4 CreditsBACC 300 Managerial Accounting 4BECN 305 Money, Banking and Finance 3BMGT 305 Operations Management 3BMGT 310 Organizational Behaviour 3MKTG 310 Marketing Research 3GNED General Education Elective 2 3Semester 5 CreditsBECN 301 Labour Economics 3BMGT 500 Strategic Management 3BSTA 450 Quantitative Methods 3GNED General Education Elective 3 3Profile Course 3Profile Course 3Semester 6 CreditsBACC 400 Corporate Finance 4BMGT 650 Business Policy 3BUSN 450 Business Placement 3Profile Course 3Profile Course 3Profile Course 3Logistics Management Profile(qualifies toward MHMS accreditation)Materials ManagementPrinciples of PurchasingProject ManagementProductivity, Measurement and ImprovementEnterprise Resource Planning



College/ University



Function Notes


Purchasing Certificate Certificate Programs E credit toward PMAC's Certificate in Purchasing and its Certified Professional Purchaser (CPP) designation.

7 courses Compulsory Courses - 1 Required FALL 2006 (September to December) WINTER 2007 (January to March) SPRING 2007 (April to August) TSP 2006

School: www.humber.ca

ON

A113

Purchasing - Managerial In cooperation with PMAC

PRCT 100 Principles of Buying FALL 2006 (September to December) WINTER 2007 (January to March) SPRING 2007 (April to August)

Program: http://calendardb.humber.ca/LIS/WebCalendar/CE/ProgramOffering.do?name=08141

B315


Elective Courses - Choose 2 from the following: G133 Purchasing - TacticalPRCT 102 Principles of Transportation and Logistics FALL 2006 (September to December) WINTER 2007 (January to March) SPRING 2007 (April to August)

PRCT 103 Principles of Inventory and Operations Control FALL 2006 (September to December) WINTER 2007 (January to March) SPRING 2007 (April to August)

PRCT 104 Principles of Quality FALL 2006 (September to December) WINTER 2007 (January to March) SPRING 2007 (April to August) Elective Courses - Choose 3 from the following:BECN 100 Microeconomics (Business) Distance Education - Web (List) FALL 2006 (September to December) WINTER 2007 (January to March) SPRING 2007 (April to August)

BECN 200 Macroeconomics (Business) Distance Education - Web (List) FALL 2006 (September to December) WINTER 2007 (January to March) SPRING 2007 (April to August)

BLAW 100 Business Law Distance Education - Web (List) (January to March) SPRING 2007 (April to August) CPAN 100 Information Technology Foundations Distance Education - Web (List)


Logistics Essentials Certificate Part-Time Studies – Continuing Education

E Certificate 4 courses LOGI 101 Introduction to Logistics Distance Education - Web (List) School: www.humber.ca

ON

B415


LOGI 102 Warehousing Distance Education - Web (List) Program: http://calendardb.humber.ca/LIS/WebCalendar/CE/ProgramOffering.do?name=31381

B315


LOGI 103 Transportation Distance Education - Web (List) B116 Transportation - TacticalLOGI 200 Purchasing Distance Education - Web (List) A312 Warehousing - Managerial


Logistics Management Certificate Part time Programs – continuing Education

E Certificate 10 courses Compulsory Courses - 6 Required FALL 2006 (September to December) WINTER 2007 (January to March) SPRING 2007 (April to August) TSP 2006

School: www.humber.ca

ON

A114




College/ University



Function Notes

BACC 100 Financial Accounting 1 Distance Education - Web (List) FALL 2006 (September to December) WINTER 2007 (January to March) SPRING 2007 (April to August)

Program: http://calendardb.humber.ca/LIS/WebCalendar/CE/ProgramOffering.do?name=02571

A373


BMAT 220 Mathematics of Finance FALL 2006 (September to December) WINTER 2007 (January to March) SPRING 2007 (April to August) B116


BMGT 305 Operations Management Distance Education - Web (List) FALL 2006 (September to December) WINTER 2007 (January to March) SPRING 2007 (April to August) A141


BMGT 405 Project Management FALL 2006 (September to December) WINTER 2007 (January to March) BMGT 424 Supervision Distance Education - Web (List) WINTER 2007 (January to March) BSTA 300 Business Statistics FALL 2006 (September to December) WINTER 2007 (January to March) SPRING 2007 (April to August) Elective Courses - Choose 4 from the following:MOPS 300 Principles of Purchasing FALL 2006 (September to December) MOPS 310 Materials Management WINTER 2007 (January to March) MOPS 325 Productivity, Method and Improvement FALL 2006 (September to December) MOPS 450 Facility Planning and Layout SPRING 2007 (April to August) MOPS 460 Warehouse and Distribution Management SPRING 2007 (April to August) MOPS 470 Enterprise Resource Planning SPRING 2007 (April to August)


Supply Chain Management Postgraduate Certificate

Postgraduate Diploma and Certificate Programs E See website Graduate Certificate 2 semesters See website No

http://postgraduate.humber.ca/10151.htm A016


Institut de technologie agroalimentaire, campus de La Pocatière

No relevant program

Pas de programme pertinent www.ita.qc.ca QC

Institut maritime du Québec


F D.E.S. ou études équivalentes et cours reguliers de Mathématiques 064-436 ou 068-436 ou cours adultes mat 4058-1, 4059-1, 4060-1, 4061-2

Cours offerts par trimestre

1er trimestre: Logiciels appliqués à la logistique (3h/sem)3e trimestre: Marketing et logistique (4h/sem), Gestion des approvisionnements et des stocks (4h/sem), Contrôle de gestion logistique (4h/sem)5e trimestre: Distribution (4h/sem)6e trimestre: Gestion des inventaires et des entrepôts (3h/sem)(heures de travail personnel ne sont pas prises en compte)

Stage ATE www.imq.qc.ca QC A131 Marketing and Sales - Managerial


John Abbott College

www.johnabbott.qc.ca

QC

School: B571 Transportation - OperationalKemptville College Seminars in Forklift Training Courses

Trades and Technical Programs

E Successful candidates will receive a wall certificate, laminated permit and a Record of Training for their

1 Day Forklift Operators Course ON



College/ University



Function Notes

www.kemptvillec.uoguelph.ca


Course: http://www.kemptvillec.uoguelph.ca/edu/trades/forklift.htm#forklift3 School: B571 Transportation - Operationalwww.kemptvillec.uoguelph.ca


Course: http://www.kemptvillec.uoguelph.ca/edu/trades/forklift.htm#forklift3

Principles of Transportation & Logistics School: www.keyano.ca


Principles of Inventory and Operations Program: http://www.keyano.ca/Media/Collections/Calendars/Keyano.Calendar.ContinuingEducation(2007-01).pdf


School: www.keyano.ca


Program: http://www.keyano.ca/Media/Collections/Calendars/Keyano.Calendar.ContinuingEducation(2007-01).pdf




Program: http://www.keyano.ca/prospective_students/programs/noncredit/business.htm#top



A016 Senior Management – ManagerialAB Non-credit course1 semester Principles of QualityKeyano College Business and Personal Development Courses

Business and Personal Development

E

Principles of Inventory and Operations Course AB Non-credit course

AB

Keyano College Business and Personal Development Courses

Business and Personal Development

E 1 semester

AB Cross Reference with PMAC

Keyano College Safety Training Courses Workforce Development Department - Continuing Education Trades and Heavy Industrial Division

E certificates Varies per course Fall Protection (OSSA Accredited), Aerial Life Training (OSSA Accredited), Forklift Operator Certification, Variable Reach Forklift, Skid Steer Certification, Fire Extinguisher Training

Keyano College Purchasing Management Certificate Program

Workforce Development Department - Continuing Education Certificate Programs

E PMAC Certificate in purchasing

2 courses – 45 hours each

ONUpon completion, successful operators will receive a wall certificate, as well as a laminated wallet certificate with picture and level of skill indicated. Employers will receive a grading sheet itemizing the results (both strengths and weaknesses), and a written summation of the operator’s ability.

2 days Forklift New Operator CourseKemptville College Seminars in Forklift Training Courses

Trades and Technical Programs

E

Record of Training for their employer or perspective employer



College/ University



Function Notes

Program: http://www.keyano.ca/prospective_students/programs/noncredit/business.htm#topSchool: http://bolt.lakeheadu.ca


Program: http://bolt.lakeheadu.ca/~foba/wp/?pg=33



School: http://bolt.lakeheadu.ca


Program: http://bolt.lakeheadu.ca/~foba/wp/?pg=17#cpp


MGMT 1330 Principles of Inventory & Operations Control * School: www.lambton.on.ca


MGMA 1310 Principles of Quality (courses offered this term only) Course: http://www.lambton.on.ca/PTEd/doc_html?Area=PMAC


School: www.langara.bc.ca


Course: http://www.langara.bc.ca/business/ibus/Diploma%20INTB%20200630.pdf

School: www.langara.bc.ca


Course: http://www.langara.bc.ca/courses/subj/BUSM.htm


BC Course only

BC Course only

Langara College Business Management Diploma Business Management Department

E

Available for Program

Credits 1 Semester E-Commerce and Distribution, Operations Management

Credit 1 semester International DistributionLangara College International Business Management Diploma Program

Business Management Department

E

Lambton College of Applied Arts and Technology

The Purchasing Management Association of Canada - The Certified Professional Purchaser Designation (C.P.P.®)


E Certificate ON

Lakehead University

Advanced Standing Toward Designation Of Certified Professional Purchaser (CPP)

Certificate Programs

E Certificate

ON Website page under construction

Lakehead University

Honours Bachelor of Commerce with Major in Operations Management



College/ University



Function Notes

COMM 5607 Operations Management School: www.laurentian.ca


Program: http://142.51.14.1/Laurentian/Home/Departments/Commerce/M.B.A.+Program/?wbc_purpose=Basic

Lethbridge Community College

www.lethbridgecollege.ab.ca

AB

FIRST YEAR School: www.loyalistc.on.ca

A016 Senior Management - Managerial

Semester One/Semester Two Program: http://www.loyalistc.on.ca/Loyalist/index_e.aspx?DetailID=193

ACCT 1007 Financial AccountingBUSI 1008 Introduction to Business 1COMM 1000 CommunicationsCOMP 1000 Introduction to Computers 1MATH 1000 Business MathematicsMRKT 1000 Marketing ACCT 1009 Management Accounting 1BUSI 1009 Introduction to Business 2COMM 1022 Oral CommunicationsCOMP 1001 Introduction to Computers 2LAWS 1000 Business Law MATH 1001 Mathematics of Finance SECOND YEAR Semester Three/Semester Four BUSI 2000 Business Management 1BUSI 2001 Human Resources ManagementBUSI 2002 Operations ManagementECON 2000 Micro EconomicsMATH 2000 Descriptive Statistics BUSI 2003 Business Management 2BUSI 2004 Basics of Supply Chain ManagementBUSI 2005 Alternative Dispute ResolutionECON 2001 Macro Economics MATH 2001 Inferential Statistics THIRD YEAR BUSINESS ADMIN OPTIONS Materials Management Option Semester Five/Semester Six BUSI 3002 Master Planning of Resources BUSI 3004 Business Management 3 BUSI 3011 Project ManagementCOUN 3000 Career PreparationPlus one elective BUSI 3005 Logistics Management

ON

ON Course only

Loyalist College of Applied Arts and Technology

Business Administration Diploma with option in Materials Management


E The minimum requirement for admissionto any post-secondary program is an Ontario Secondary School Diploma (30 credits) or an Ontario Secondary School Graduation Diploma or the equivalent, with credits at the college or general level

Three-Year Ontario College Advanced Diploma

3 years

MBA Degree 2 years Laurentian University

Masters in Business Administration

School of Graduate Studies

E



College/ University



Function Notes

BUSI 3006 Enterprise Information SystemsBUSI 3020 Strategic Planning of ResourcesPLAC 3004 Placement Plus one elective BUSI 8102 Principles of Buying (Fall) School:

www.loyalistc.on.caA113 Purchasing - Managerial

BUSI 8155 Principles of Inventory and Operations Control (Winter) Program: https://www.loyalistbanner.ca/pls/prod/cewkcrss.P_Certificates2?label=CERT_PMAC


BUSI 8088 Principles of Transportation and Logistics (Fall) G133 Purchasing - TacticalBUSI-8153 Principles of Quality (Winter)5 CORE COURSES:MRKT 1000 MarketingECON 2000 MicroeconomicsACCT 1000 Financial Accounting 1BUSI 3007 Organizational BehaviourBUSI 2001 Human Resources Management

This is a post diploma program. Candidates should have a two or three-year college diploma or equivalent from programs in Business, Accounting, Civil Engineering, Hospitality, Information Technology, Transportation or significant work experience in a related field.

COMP 8105 Information Systems in Logistics and Operations Management School: www.loyalistc.on.ca


Prior Learning Assessment and Recognition (PLAR)

BUSI 8139 Business Report Writing Program: https://www.loyalistbanner.ca/pls/prod/cewkcrss.P_Certificates2?label=CERT_SCLM

Potential students are eligible for PLAR credit for experiential learning or equivalent formal education. Automatic exemption is granted for students successfully completing similar courses through the Purchasing Management Association of Canada (PMAC). Military personnel, MOC’s 911, 933 & 935 are eligible for exemptions based on military training and experience.

BUSI 8140 Logistics Systems 1

BUSI 8149 Logistics Systems 2BUSI 8141 Strategic LeadershipBUSI 8142 Global Logistics



Supply Chain and Logistics Management Post Diploma

Continuing Education - Business

E Post Diploma 10 courses plus placement

Placement ON


PMAC: Principles of Quality Certificate

Continued Education - Business




College/ University



Function Notes

BUSI 8143 PurchasingBUSI 8063 Project LeadershipBUSI 8144 Financial SystemsMRKT 8000 Business MarketingPlacement

Marianopolis College

www.marianopolis.edu

QC

Marine Institute www.mi.mun.ca NLMaskwachees Cultural College

www.maskwachees.ca

AB

School: www.mcgill.ca

Montreal A016 Senior Management – Managerial

Program: http://coursecalendar.mcgill.ca/gradgi2006-07/wwhelp/wwhimpl/js/html/wwhelp.htm

Required Courses School: www.mcgill.ca

Montreal A016 Senior Management - Managerial

(6 credits) Program: http://coursecalendar.mcgill.ca/ugcal2006-07/wwhelp/wwhimpl/js/html/wwhelp.htm

MGSC 373 (3) Operations Research 1 MGSC 431 (3) Operations Analysis Complementary Courses (9 credits) Three courses chosen from: MGSC 272 (3) Advanced Business Statistics MGSC 402 (3) Operations Strategy MGSC 403 (3) Introduction to Logistics Management MGSC 405 (3) Quality Management MGSC 415 (3) Supplier Management MGSC 434 Topics in Management Science MGSC 479 (3)

QC

QC

McGill University Bachelor of Commerce with concentration in Operations Management

Desautels Faculty of Management

E B Comm Degree 4 years

MBA FlexibleMcGill University Masters in Business Administration with Concentration in Operations Management

Masters Degree in Business Administration

E



College/ University



Function Notes

Applied Optimization MGSC 575 (3) Applied Time Series Analysis Managerial Forecasting MGSC 578 (3) Simulation of Management Systems and approved courses in other Areas or faculties. 10 Required courses: School:

www.mcgill.ca A114Inventory / Material Control - Managerial

MGCR 293 Managerial Economics Program: http://www.mcgill.ca/conted-cms/programs/undergrad/transportation/ A113


BUSA 364 Business Law 1 A373 Transportation - ManagerialCTPT 205 Introduction to Logistics A141 Warehousing - ManagerialCACC 520 Accounting for Management CTPT 220 Physical Distribution CEC1 206 Transport Economics CTPT 341 Transport Law and Regulations CTPT 207 Transport Policy CTPT 347 Transport Logistics CTPT 440 Supply Chain Management

The DeGroote School of Business takes great care in reviewing each individual application. While academic performance and test scores for the GMAT and TOEFL (if applicable) are important measures, the School considers other critical variables with equal weight:

YEAR 1 (TERM 1) School: www.mcmaster.ca


proven leadership capabilities A600 Financial Accounting Program: http://www.degroote.mcmaster.ca/prospect/mba/academ/courses.aspx

workplace experience B600 Organizational Behaviourethical maturity E600 Economicsbusiness aptitude K603 Information Systems Managementcommunity involvement Q600 Applied Business Statisticsbreadth of character YEAR 1 (TERM 2) overall contribution to society A610 Managerial Accounting

F600 Managerial FinanceH600 Human ResourcesM600 MarketingO600 Operations ManagementYEAR 2 (TERM 3) P700 Business, Government and the Global EnvironmentPlus four additional Year 2 courses taken as stream requirements/electives.

YEAR 2 (TERM 4) P720 Advanced Strategic Management

ON

QC

McMaster University-De Groote School of Business

Master of Business Administration with specialization in Operations Management


E MBA 2 years Yes

McGill University Certificate in Transportation and Logistics

Management and Business Continuing Education




College/ University



Function Notes

Plus four additional Year 2 courses taken as stream requirements/electives

Medicine Hat College

www.mhc.ab.ca AB

College diploma or university degree or demonstrated competence through related work experience

BUSN IB100 Global Entrepreneurship 3.00 School: www.mohawkc.on.ca


Cover letter, resumé and postsecondary transcripts may be required

BUSN IB102 International Trade Logistics 3.00 Program: http://www.mohawkcollege.ca/calendar/industrialEngTechno.html

Assessment of English skills and computer knowledge may be required

BUSN IB103 International Trade Research 3.00

BUSN IB202 International Trade Finance 3.00 CRED IB105 Professional Skills - Part 1 3.00 INFO CB105 Business Software Applications 3.00 Semester 2 BUSN 10001 Legal Aspects-International Trade 3.00 BUSN 10002 International Trade Mgmt 3.00 BUSN IB101 International Marketing Entry & Distrib 4.00 BUSN IB201 International Marketing 3.00 INFO IB104 Web Page Design 1 3.00 Options - Select 1: BUSN BA403 International Business 3.00 WORK IB204 Work Experience 1 14.00

Ontario Secondary School Diploma (or equivalent), with the following specific requirements: English: year 4, C or U

Semester 1 (14 weeks) School: www.mohawkc.on.ca


Mathematics: year 3, C, M or U. PMM 101 Career Education 1 Program: http://www.mohawkcollege.ca/calendar/packMain.html


Mature applicants are considered on an individual basis

1

PMM 102 Engineering Drawings 3 PMM 103 Mathematics 3 PMM 104 Machine Technology 1 8 PMM 105 Workshop Practice 1 5 Total Hours 20 Semester 2 (14 weeks) PMM 201 Career Education 2 1 PMM 204 Machine Technology 2 - Packaging Equip. 5 PMM 205 Workshop Practice 2 4 PMM 206 Fluid Power 1 2 PMM 207 Manufacturing Process

Graduates of this program are also eligible for credits toward a Forum for International Trade Training designation as a Certified International Trade Professional (CITP)

Mohawk College of Applied Arts and Technology

Packaging Maintenance – Processes and Techniques College Certificate Program

Full Time Programs – Arts, Sciences and Communications

E College Certificate 35 weeks ON

Mohawk College of Applied Arts and Technology

International Business Management Certificate Program

Full Time Programs – Business

E Ontario College Graduate Certificate

1 year ON



College/ University



Function Notes

3 PMM 208 Conventional Machining 1 5 Total Hours 20 Semester 3 (7 weeks) PMM 308 Conventional Machining 2 5 PMM 306 Fluid Power 2 4 PMM 304 Machine Technology 3 - Packaging Equip. 6 PMM 305 Work Practicum - Food, Confections, Plastics 5

English Language Arts 30-1 - 65% Semester One School: www.mtroyal.ca A016


Mathematics 30 Pure - 60% OR Intermediate Composition - ENGL 2201 OR Program: http://business.mtroyal.ca/supplychain/admissionreqs.php


Mathematics 30 Applied - 65% OR any 2200-level (or higher) English Mathematics 31 - 60% Principles of Accounting - ADMN 1120

Principles of Marketing - ADMN 1150 Introduction to Entrepreneurship - ENTR 2201 Applied Statistical Analysis - ADMN 1262 Semester Two Business Communications - ADMN 1210 Introduction to Computing Applications for Small Business and Entrepreneurship - COMP 1207 Human Resources for Small Business - ENTR 2237 Accounting Applications for Small Business - ENTR 3320 Arts and Science Requirement Semester Three Professional Selling - ADMN 1154 Management Accounting I - ADMN 1224 Computing Applications in Small Business and Entrepreneurship - COMP 3307 Global Entrepreneurship - INBU 3301 International Trade Research - INBU 3306 Semester Four New Venture Feasibility - ENTR 3333 International Finance - INBU 3303 International Trade Logistics - INBU 3304 Arts and Science Requirement Arts and Science Requirement Semester Five International Marketing - INBU 3302 International Market Entry and Distribution - INBU 3305 International Trade Law - INBU 3307 Business Ethics - PHIL 3329 Arts and Science Requirement Semester Six Directed Field Studies I - ENTR 2010 Semester Seven Managerial Finance - ADMN 1227 Small Business Strategy - ENTR 4435 International Trade Management - INBU 4408 Arts and Science Requirement

Mount Royal College

International Business Bachelor of Applied Business and Entrepreneurship

E Degree and Forum for International Trade Training (FITT) diploma

4 years Two semesters of Directed Field Studies

AB



College/ University



Function Notes

Arts and Science Requirement Semester Eight Directed Field Studies II - ENTR 3010

English Language Arts 30-1 - 60% Semester One School: www.mtroyal.ca


Pure Mathematics 30 - 60% Intermediate Composition - ENGL 2201 OR Program: http://business.mtroyal.ca/supplychain/outcome.shtml


any 2200-level (or higher) English Financial Accounting Concepts - ADMN 1121 Principles of Marketing - ADMN 1150 Arts and Science Requirement Arts and Science Requirement Semester Two Business Law - ADMN 1230 Business Statistics - ADMN 1264 Organizational Behavior - ADMN 1276 Introduction to Computers - COMP 2203 Introduction to Logistics and Supply Chain Management - LSCM 1201 Semester Three Management Accounting I - ADMN 1224 Global Entrepreneurship and Trade Management - INBU 3301 Introduction to Physical Distribution - LSCM 3301 Fundamentals of Purchasing - LSCM 3303 Arts and Science Requirement Semester Four Managerial Finance - ADMN 1227 International Marketing - INBU 3302 Principles of Quality Management - LSCM 2203 Physical Distribution and Logistics - LSCM 3305 Introduction to E-Business - LSCM 3307 Semester Five Directed Field Studies I Semester Six International Finance - INBU 3303 Inventory Management - LSCM 4401 Production and Operations Management - LSCM 4403 Materials and Warehouse Management - LSCM 4405 Arts and Science Requirement Semester Seven Directed Field Studies II Semester Eight Business Negotiations/Project Management - LSCM 4407 Supply Chain Decision Making - LSCM 4409 E-Business Execution - LSCM 4411 Arts and Science Requirement Arts and Science Requirement

School: www.mtroyal.ca


Program: http://conted.mtroyal.ca/pm/projmanprofdev.shtml A114


AB This is a seminarMount Royal College

Effective Project Management: SAP Business Information Warehouse (BW) Implementation

Project Management Seminar Series

E 7 hours CRN 30823 1 class

Degree 4 years 1 year paid work experience

ABMount Royal College

Bachelor of Applied International Business and Supply Chain Management degree


E



College/ University



Function Notes

Introduction to Supply Chain Management School: www.mtroyal.ca


Introduction to Procurement Strategies in Supply Chain Management Program: http://conted.mtroyal.ca/supplychain/


Strategic Procurement in Supply Chain Management A113 Purchasing - ManagerialInventory, Warehousing & Analysis in Supply Chain ManagementTechnology & E-Procurement in Supply Chain ManagementProject Management - An OverviewManaging High Performance TeamsEffective Workplace CommunicationGlobal Entrepreneurship (Course 1) School:

www.mtroyal.caA373 Transportation - Managerial

International Marketing (Module 2) Program: http://conted.mtroyal.ca/fitt/

A114


International Trade Finance (Course 3) A141 Warehousing - ManagerialInternational Trade Logistics (Module 4)

A113Purchasing - Managerial

International Market Entry & Distribution (Course 5)International Trade Research (Course 6)Legal Aspects of International Trade (Module 7)International Trade Management (Module 8)

PMAC: Principles of Buying School: www.mtroyal.ca


PMAC: Principles of Inventory & Operations Control Program: http://conted.mtroyal.ca/purchasing/


PMAC: Principles of QualityPMAC: Principles of Transportation & Logistics

New Brunswick Community College - Moncton Campus- St. John Campus- Woodstock Campus

Business Administration Transportation Management Diploma


E High School Diploma or Adult High School Diploma or GED Diploma of High School Equivalency.

Diploma 2 years – 60 credits Area of Study Website: www.miramichi.nbcc.nb.ca

NB

A373

Transportation - Managerial This is a L.I.V.E. program. (Learning Integrated Virtually Everywhere).

Grade 11 Math Part A and B (Level 2) Accounting-Manual and Computerized Program: http://www.ceibathurst.com/ICDM/abstract_E.aspx?DocId=1817 B415


Marketing Management B414 Warehousing - ManagerialBusiness Law Business Software Applications Financial Mathematics Economics Statistics Management Human Relations Professional Sales

In conjunction with PMAC

AB

Mount Royal College

Certificate in Purchasing Continuing Education Programs and Courses

E PMAC Certificate in Purchasing

3 semesters

AB In Conjunction with PMAC

Mount Royal College

Forum for International Trade Training (FITT Skills) Professional Designation

Continuing Education Programs and Courses

E Completion of any 4 FITTskills courses leads to aCertificate of International Trade from FITT. Completion of all 8 courses leads to a Diploma of International Trade and meets the educational requirement for the Certified International Trade Professional (C.I.T.P.) designation

8 courses

Mount Royal College

Supply Chain Management Extension Certificate

Continuing Education Programs and Courses

E Certificate 9 courses – 201hours



College/ University



Function Notes

Electronic Commerce Transportation Systems Transportation Regulations Transportation Management Transportation Operations Transportation Report Internship (Work Practicum)

New Brunswick Community College- St. Andrews Campus

International Business Diploma Business E High School Diploma or Adult High School Diploma or GED Diploma of High School Equivalency

Diploma 60 credits – 2 years Area of Study Website: www.miramichi.nbcc.nb.ca

NB

A114


Management of Organizations and Human Resources Program: http://www.ceibathurst.com/ICDM/abstract_E.aspx?DocId=1761 A141


Business Communications

A113


Computer Applications

A373


Economics, Finance and Accounting Business Spanish Skills Sociology Culture, History and Economic Geography of Latin America Latin American Business Practices Form for International Trade Training courses (FITT): Global Entrepreneurship International Trade Management Professional Sales Industry Experience

New Brunswick Community College- Woodstock Campus

Business Administration – Transportation Operations Certificate


E High School Diploma or Adult High School Diploma or GED Diploma of High School Equivalency

Certificate 30 credits – 1 year Accounting - Manual and Computerized 4 week practicum Website: www.miramichi.nbcc.nb.ca

NB

B571

Transportation - Operational This is a L.I.V.E. program. (Learning Integrated Virtually Everywhere).

Business Mathematics Program: http://www.ceibathurst.com/ICDM/Abstract_E.aspx?DocId=1797 B576


Records Management B575 Transportation - TacticalKeyboarding Document Formatting Employment Preparation Interpersonal Communications Customer Service Writing Fundamentals Research Skills Business Writing Introduction to Computers Email and Internet Software Applications - Word Processing, Spreadsheets, Databases



College/ University



Function Notes

Introduction to Transportation Transportation Operations Effective Selling Work Practicum

Business Administration - Ontario Secondary School Diploma with the majority of senior level courses at the College (C), University (U) or University/College (M) levels, or an Ontario High School Equivalency Certificate (GED), or mature student status.

Term One School: www.niagarac.on.ca

A114


Operations Management (Co-op) – Diploma

Grade 12 English (C) or (U) or Grade 12 English (minimum General Level).

ACCT1101 Financial Accounting I 3 Program: http://niagarac.on.ca/studying/programs/fulltime/baom_0401/ A141


ENGL1133 College English 3 A113


MATH1101 Mathematics I 3

A373


MKTG1301 Marketing 3 OPER1401 Operations Management I 3 PERS1301 Human Resources Management I 3 Term Two ACCT1212 Accounting for Business 3 ECON1441 Macro Economics 3 ENGL1340 Business Communications 3 MATH1201 Mathematics II 3 MICR1483 Computer Applications for Business I 3 OPER1503 Purchasing and Supply Management 3 Term Three BUSN1155 Canadian Business Law 3 BUSN1331 Personal and Professional Development 2 CPLN1161 Career Planning and Development 1 ENGL1445 Business Reports 3 MATH1302 Statistics I 4 MICR1583 Computer Applications for Business II 3 OPER1330 Operations Planning and Control I 3 PERS1302 Labour Legislation 4 PERS1304 Organizational Behaviour I 2 Term Four ACCT1504 Managerial Cost Analysis 3 ECON1141 Micro Economics 3 ENGL1645 Oral Communications for Business 2 MATH1402 Statistics II 3 OPER1432 Operations Analysis and Control 3 OPER1433 Transportation and Logistics Management 3 OPER1434 Operations Planning and Control II 4 PERS1405 Organizational Behaviour II 2 Term Five COOP1404 Co-op Work Placement I Term Six COOP1502 Co-op Work Placement II Term Seven

Niagara College Business Administration

E Ontario College Advanced Diploma

3 years Up to 8 months paidwork experience

ON



College/ University



Function Notes

BUSN1120 Management Principles and Challenges 3 ENTR1123 Enterprising Edge 3 MICR1766 Database Management 3 MKTG1630 International Business 3 OPER1609 Operations Management II 4 OPER1610 International Operations Standards 9000 3 OPER1611 Applied Management 3

College Diploma or University Degree, preferably in a related discipline (as determined by the College), OR an acceptable combination of related work experience and post-secondary education (as determined by the College), plus an Ontario Secondary School Diploma, or Grade 12 equivalency, or mature student status, AND



Grade 12 English at any of the (C) or (U) levels, or Grade 12 English (minimum General Level), or equivalent.

INTL9710 Elements of Global Trading 3 Program: http://web.niagarac.on.ca/studying/programs/fulltime/ibm_0447/


INTL9720 Investigating International Markets 3 A141 Warehousing - ManagerialINTL9740 Managing the Financing of International Trade 3 INTL9750 Trade Aspects of International Geography I 3 INTL9820 Global Perspectives on Market Entry Approaches 3 PERS9301 International Human Resources Management 3 Term Two INTL9730 Marketing and International Business Opportunities 3 INTL9810 Trade Logistics and Competitive Advantage 3 INTL9830 Critical Elements of the Legalities Governing International Trade 3

INTL9840 Effective Management of International Trade Activities 3 INTL9850 Ethical Considerations in International Trade 3 INTL9860 Trade Aspects of International Geography II 3 PRAC9304 Field Placement - International Business 3

Bachelor of Applied Business Ontario Secondary School Diploma (OSSD) or equivalent as determined by the College, PLUS



(International Commerce and Global Development) Degree

Grade 12 English (U) or OAC English. BACC9101 Financial Accounting 3 Program: http://niagarac.on.ca/studying/programs/fulltime/babic_6002/

Five additional Grade 12 (U) or (M) or (OAC) level courses in any field of study.

BCOM9105 Business Communications 3

A grade of at least 65% in all required courses and an overall average of 65% in six Grade 12 (U) or (M) or (OAC) courses.

BICG9102 Concepts of International Trade 3

BMKT9103 Principles of Marketing 3 BPCS9104 Business Computer Applications 3 Foreign Language Elective I 3 Term Two

Niagara College Business E Bachelor’s Degree 4 years ON

Ontario College Graduate Certificate

1 year ON Niagara College International Business Management

Business E



College/ University



Function Notes

BETC9201 Ethical Reasoning Skills 3 BICG9202 Market Entry and Distribution 3 BMAT9204 Statistical Research Concepts 3 BMGT9203 Management Theories and Practice 3 BPCS9205 Electronic Analysis and Reporting 3 BRDV9206 Issues in Global Development I 3 Term Three BACC9301 Financial Concepts 3 BCOM9302 Proposal and Report Writing 3 BICG9303 International Market Research 3 BPCS9304 Database Management 3 CPLN9061 Career Planning Foreign Language Elective II 3 Liberal Studies Elective 3 Term Four BECN9401 Concepts of Microeconomics 3 BETC9402 Ethical Decision Making 3 BICG9403 International Trade Finance 3 BOPS9404 Supply Chain Management 3 BRDV9405 Issues in Global Development II 3 Liberal Studies Elective 3 Term Five COOP9403 Co-op Work Placement I Term Six BACC9501 Managerial Accounting 3 BICG9502 Global Logistics Management 3 BICG9503 International Marketing Strategies 3 BOPS9504 Organizational Behaviour 3 Foreign Language Elective 3 Liberal Studies Elective 3 Term Seven BECN9601 Concepts of Macroeconomics 3 BETC9602 Corporate Social Responsibility 3 BICG9603 Legal Issues of International Trade 3 BICG9604 International Trade Management 3 BRDV9605 Global Project Development 3 Liberal Studies Elective 3 Term Eight COOP9603 Co-op Work Placement II Term Nine BHRM9701 Human Resources Management 3 BICG9702 International Business Managment 3 BICG9703 Issues in Global Marketing 3 BNTR9704 Global Entrepreneurship 3 BPCS9705 E-Commerce Applications 3 Foreign Language Elective 3 Term Ten BECN9801 International Economics 3 BETC9802 Ethics in the Global Economy 3 BHRM9803 Arbitration and Negotiation Techniques 3 BICG9804 Cultural Aspects of Global Trade 3 BICG9805 Global Strategic Management 3 BRDV9806 International Non-Governmental Organization Management Issues 3

Nicola Valley Institute of Technology

www.nvit.bc.ca BC



College/ University



Function Notes

School: http://www.norquest.ab.ca/programs/careerprograms/pretradesandservice/warehousingcontent.htm


Program: http://www.norquest.ab.ca/coned/safetytraining.htm#2


North Island College

www.nic.bc.ca BC

North West Regional College

www.nwrc.sk.ca SK

APIC101 Basics of Supply Chain Management School: http://www.nait.ca


APIC110 Master Planning of Resources Program: http://www.nait.ca/portal/server.pt/gateway/PTARGS_0_99_298_211_0_43/http%3B/portletsrv/calendar/Program.aspx?ProgramID=1659&CalendarID=91


APIC115 Detailed Scheduling & PlanningAPIC116 Strategic Management of Resources PMA300 Principles of Buying School:

http://www.nait.ca A113 Purchasing - Managerial

PMA310 Principles of Transportation & Logistics Program: http://www.nait.ca/portal/server.pt/gateway/PTARGS_0_99_298_211_0_43/http%3B/portletsrv/calendar/Program.aspx?ProgramID=1664&CalendarID=91


PMA320 Principles of QualityPMA330 Principles of Inventory and Operations ControlORGB191 Organizational BehaviourMGMT256 Strategic Management IHRMT296 Human Resource ManagementMGMT257 Strategic Management IIMARK260 International BusinessMGMT270 Leadership DevelopmentMGMT408 Strategic Management


AB In conjunction with APICS and CPIM

Northern Alberta Institute of Technology

The Purchasing Management Association of Canada (PMAC) Certificate

Part-Time Learning – Business

E Certificate in Purchasing 10 courses

AB


Production & Inventory Control Management Certification

Part-Time Learning – Business

E NAIT does not issue a Program Certificate for these courses. To attain the professional designation CPIM (Certification in Production and Inventory Management), students must write and pass five APICS certification exams.

5 courses

Certificate 10 hoursNorquest College Introduction to Forklift Operation Continuing Education

E



College/ University



Function Notes

MARK166 MarketingAAC250 Marketing FundamentalsMGMT254 EntrepreneurshipMARK265 Marketing ManagementECON186 MicroeconomicsECON187 MacroeconomicsAAC141 MicroeconomicsAAC142 MacroeconomicsACCT106 AccountingACCT107 AccountingAAC100 Introductory Financial Accounting IAAC105 Introductory Financial Accounting IIAAC230 Organizational Behaviour PMC101 Introduction to Project Management School:

http://www.nait.ca A141 Warehousing - Managerial

PMC102 Productivity Improvement Program: http://www.nait.ca/portal/server.pt/gateway/PTARGS_0_99_298_211_0_43/http%3B/portletsrv/calendar/Program.aspx?ProgramID=2121&CalendarID=111

PMC103 Team-Building & Facilitative LeadershipPMC104 Project Scope ManagementPMC105 Project Time Management (PERT/CPM)PMC106 Project Management ToolsOMC101 Introduction to Operations ManagementOMC102 Forecasting for ProductionOMC103 Capacity PlanningOMC104 Scheduling Machines/EquipmentOMC105 Inventory Control

• Students must have English 10 or 13, and Math 10 (old curriculum) or Pure or Applied Math 10, or Math 13, 14 or 16. Include official transcripts of secondary and any post-secondary education with your application.

WT90 Warehousing Registration School: http://www.nait.ca


OR WT51 Prior Learning Assessment Level 1 Program: http://www.nait.ca/portal/server.pt/gateway/PTARGS_0_99_298_211_0_43/http%3B/portletsrv/calendar/Program.aspx?ProgramID=2321&CalendarID=96


AB Online Course

AB


Warehouse Training Part-Time Learning – Distance Learning- Engineering Technologies & Trade Related Distance

E NAIT Continuing Education Certificate

24 courses


Operations Management Certificate Program

Part-Time Learning – Productivity Enhancement Programs

E NAIT Operations Management Certificate

2 days – 14 hours



College/ University



Function Notes

• The Test of Work Essential Skills (TOWES) at a G2 level.

WT52 Prior Learning Assessment Level 2 B415 Inventory / Material Control - Managerial

WT53 Prior Learning Assessment Level 3 B312 Warehousing - ManagerialWT100 Introduction to Warehousing Operations B414 Warehousing - ManagerialWT101 Communication & Comprehension SkillsWT102 Computer Use in WarehousingWT103 Warehousing Safety SkillsWT110 Material Handling Procedures Level 1WT120 Warehouse Materials Handling EquipmentWT121 Warehouse Storage SystemsWT201 Quality Customer ServiceWT210 Materials Handling Level 2WT211 Transportation and TrafficWT221 Industry Specific Products or Procedures 1WT222 Material Identification SystemsWT230 Warehouse Business OperationsWT300 Warehouse Supervisory SkillsWT310 Warehouse Purchasing ProceduresWT311 Inventory Control ProceduresWT312 Quality ManagementWT320 Warehouse Design and PlanningWT321 Industry Specific Products or Procedure 2WT330 Warehouse Business Management

Northern College of Applied Arts and Technology

www.northernc.on.ca

ON

Topics covered are: School: www.northernlakescollege.ca


* Forklift styles & distinctions Program: http://www.northernlakescollege.ca/programs/display_course_wfd.cfm?serviceID=SA093


* Safe start up procedures and daily inspections* Safe turning and braking* Load safety and management* Stability principles* Safe refueling and battery recharging* Forklift safety on ramps and uneven terrain* Transporting a loadTopics include: A141 Warehousing - Managerial

- Understanding the impact of Maintenance on the production process

A114


- Production issues and methodsA415


- Implementing Quality Control- Lean Manufacturing- Eliminating the seven types of waste

Sessions are delivered LIVE ON-LINE via internet conferencing – distance learning

AB

Northern Lakes College

Production & Operations Management for the Maintenance Manager

Short Courses E Module 2 out of 8 in the Maintenance Management Professional (MMP) Certificate Program

10, 3 hour weekly sessions

Northern Lakes College

Forklift Operator Safety Short Courses E Certificate 6 hours



College/ University



Function Notes

- Using the Kanban approach- Lean manufacturing principles and techniques, including: Cellular Manufacturing

Course Content: School: www.nlc.bc.ca


Identify Government Regulations Regarding Utilities Program: http://nlc.bc.ca/public.course.php?CourseActiveList=coursedetails&CourseID=226

- regulatory requirements regarding easements- regulatory bodies and describe related processes

Describe Electrical Power Production and Distribution- the function of REA's- processes of producing and distributing electrical power

Demonstrate the Documentation of Distribution and Transmission Easements- explain the documentation of distribution easements; transmission easements- identify selected documents and schedules- demonstrate the documentation of selected utilities

Describe the Basic Processes and Procedures in Constructing Roadway and Reclaiming Land- processes relating to constructing roadways- documentation related to securing selected agreements

Northlands College www.northlandscollege.sk.ca

SK

Northwest Community College

www.nwcc.bc.ca BC

FITT 3101 Global Entrepreneurship 60hrs School: www.nsac.ns.ca

A114


FITT 4102 International Marketing 60hrs Program: http://www.nscc.ca/Learning_Programs/Programs/PlanDescr.aspx?prg=INTB&pln=INTERBUSIN

A113


FITT 4103 International Trade Finance 60hrs A373 Transportation - ManagerialFITT 4104 International Trade Logistics 60hrs A141 Warehousing - ManagerialFITT 4105 International Market Entry 60hrs FITT 4106 International Trade Research 60hrs FITT 4107 Legal Aspects Inter Trade 60hrs FITT 5108 International Trade Mgmt 60hrs INTB 3205 International Business Culture 60hrs INTB 4205 Resources for Exporters 60hrs INTB 5450 Independent Applied Research 90hrs INTB 5997 Internship 525hrs

NS

BC Course only

Nova Scotia Agricultural College (NSAC)

International Business Advanced Diploma

Business Management Programs

E Completion of either the first year of NSCC's Business Administration program, or one-year of business administration or commerce at a post-secondary level, or high school graduation diploma plus equivalent business experience that includes a background in economics, marketing, and accounting.

Advanced Diploma 2 years Optional Co-op

Northern Lights College

Utilities and Transportation Course Continuing Education

E Credit 34 Hours



College/ University



Function Notes

MGMT 2041 Business Project Planning 60hrs MKTG 1011 Skills for Sales Success 60hrs SAFE 1000 Intro to WHMIS 4hrs SAFE 1001 Intro to NS OH&S Act 4hrs Portfolio Development N/A 3rd level Spanish or equiv other foreign language N/A

School: www.nsac.ns.ca

A141 Warehousing - Managerial Course only

Program: http://www.nscc.ca/Learning_Programs/part-time/qry_courseid.asp?CourseID=630

A373 Transportation - Managerial online

School: www.nsac.ns.ca A141


Program: http://www.nscc.ca/Learning_Programs/part-time/qry_courseid.asp?CourseID=631

A373 Transportation - Managerial Online course

Nunavut Arctic College

www.nac.nu.ca Nunavut

PIM 007 School: www.okanagan.bc.ca


Basics of Supply Chain Management Program: http://www.okanagan.bc.ca/Page10353.aspx


PIM 027 Master Planning of Resources PIM 028 Detailed Scheduling and PlanningPIM 029 Execution and Control of Operations PIM 030 Strategic Management of Resources

Olds College www.oldscollege.ab.ca

AB

Operating Engineers Education and Development Inc.

Does not have working website

School: www.parklandcollege.sk.ca

A113 Purchasing - ManagerialSK

BC In conjunction with CPIM

Parkland Regional College

PMAC - Principles of Inventory & Operations Control - Accelerated Class

Employer Services E 1 month

NS

Okanagan College Production and Inventory Management Certificate

Business Programs – Continuing Studies

E Certificate

NS

Nova Scotia Community College (NSCC)

International Trade Management Course

Continuing Education Courses

E Global Entrepreneurship (FITT3101), International Trade Logistics (FITT3106), and International Market Entry & Distribution (FITT3105). COREQUISITES: International Trade Finance (FITT3103), International Trade Research (FITT3106), Legal Aspects of International Trade (FITT3107), and International Marketing (FITT3102)

Credit toward the International Business Advanced Diploma.

Nova Scotia Community College (NSCC)

International Trade Logistics Course

Continuing Education Courses

E Introduction to Marketing (MKTG1000) and Communications - Mechanics of Writing (COMM1205).

Credit in International Business Advanced Diploma



College/ University



Function Notes

Program: http://www.parklandcollege.sk.ca/


Portage College www.portagecollege.ca

AB

Prairie West Regional College

www.pwrc.sk.ca SK

1. A four-year undergraduate degree from a recognized university. Successful candidates will typically possess a minimum B+ average (roughly equivalent to 75%) in the final two years of their undergraduate program. We recognize, however, that in some countries, only three-year degrees are awarded. The Admissions Committee will make a determination on the suitability of the undergraduate degree when assessing a candidate’s complete admission file.

Operations Management www.queensu.ca A016 Senior Management – Managerial

2. A score of 600 or better on the Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT).

Program: http://business.queensu.ca/mba_programs/mba/index.php

3. If applicable, an acceptable score on one of the approved English facility tests.4. A minimum two (2) years of work experience. University co-op work placements and post-doctoral work will be considered.An undergraduate degree in Business, with a minimum of a B+ average

Core Courses School:www.queensu.ca


GMAT/GRE – while there is no minimum score required, test performance will play a role in determining applicant ranking

Business in the Global Economy; Program: http://business.queensu.ca/grad_studies/mgm/index.php

Two letters of reference Leadership Across Cultures, modules 1& 2; Official transcripts from each post-secondary institution you have attended sent by the Registrar of the institution directly to the Queen’s Master of Global Management program Admissions Committee

Key Topics in International Business;

Statement outlining what skills you bring to the program including any international experience

Leadership Across Cultures, module 3

Resume Global Strategy

Degree 12 Months Queen’s University Master of Global Management School of Graduate Studies

E ON

ON Course onlyQueen’s University Master’s in Business Administration

Graduate Programs E MBA 12 months



College/ University



Function Notes

Personal Biographical Information form Queen’s Master of Global Management is a direct-entry program and requires no previous full-time work experience.

Elective Courses 2 credits selected from the following:International Negotiation; Finance for Global Managers; International Marketing Strategy; Products for Global Markets; International Operations Management; International Legal Environment of Business; 4 elective courses, selected in consultation with the Program Director Research Project development of team research project proposal; sessions on research techniques and resources; research and collection of data completion and presentation of research projects

Certification School: www.rrc.mb.ca

A114


Also given opportunity to write exam for APICS certification

A141 Warehousing - Managerial Course material is developed and distributed by OMERIC (The Operations Management Education and Research Institute of Canada). OMERIC is a not forprofit organization formed and managed by APICS Region VIII.

Program: http://me.rrc.mb.ca/Catalogue/Default.aspx?Link=Programs.asp?DeliveryCode=E

Certificate Level 1: Professional Training, Transportation Systems (Distribution 1) , Logistics Processes (Distribut)

School: www.rrc.mb.ca

A373 Transportation - Managerial In partnership with Canadian Institute of Traffic and Transportation this

MB

Red River College of Applied Arts, Science and Technology

Transport/Distribution Management – E

Continuing Education – Part Time Programs

E (Grade 12) is recommended. Applicants who will be 19 years of age on or before September 30 in their year of registration and who have been out of

MB

Senior 4 (Grade 12) is recommended or equivalent secondary school preparations with English 30S or 30G. Applicants who will be 19 years of age on or before September 30 in their year of registration and who have been out of high school for a minimum of one year who do not meet the regular admission requirements may apply under the special admission requirements.


Operations Management Program Continuing Education – Part Time Programs

E 12 courses Basic Business Communications, Designing and Writing Manuals, Effective Speaking for People in Business, Fundamentals Material Handling/Warehousing (APICS)_, Fundamentals of Inventory Control (APICS), Fundamentals of Manufacturing Control (APICS), Fundamentals of Planning (APICS), Human Behaviour in Organizations, Human Resource Management, Introduction to Total Quality Management, Lean 101, Management and Assertiveness Training, Principles of Management 1,2 and 3, Principles of Supervision and Leadership 1, Project Management Fundamentals, Report Writing, Strategic Management – An Integrated Approach, Technical Communication s- An Introduction, Transportation Systems, Values, Ethics and Issues in Technology & Scoiet6y, Women – Supervisory Skills & Techniques.



College/ University



Function Notes

Leads to CITT designation Level 2: General Business, Basic Business Communications, Business Law, Economics 1, Economics 2, Marketing 1, Marketing 2, Business, Mathematics, Financial Mathematics, Computer Skills: One 40 hour credit in computer training is required such as Introduction to Microcomputers, WordProcessing, Spreadsheet Excel, Database Access, PowerPoint.


Level 3:The Transport Institute at the University of Manitoba offers the Certificate in Logistics. Economic Applications in Transportation Logistics Fundamentals, Risk Assessment and Safety, Marketing Services, Legal Issues in Transportation, Transportation Policy and Regulation





Core Courses: need four (4) School: www.rrc.mb.ca


Business Communication 1, Business Math 110, Introduction to Computers Program: http://me.rrc.mb.ca/Catalogue/Default.aspx?Link=Programs.asp?DeliveryCode=E


Elective Courses: need three (3) A131 Marketing and Sales - Managerial

Financial Accounting 1, Basic Marketing or Marketing 1 (available December 2005) Report Writing Workshops/Seminars: need four (4)Conflict Resolution, Effective Listening Techniques, Stress Management, Tools for Managing Your Workday (formerly Time Management) Communication Courses: choose two (2) School:

www.rrc.mb.caA141 Warehousing - Managerial

Basic Business Communication Designing and Writing Manuals Technical Communications - An Introduction Report Writing

Program: http://me.rrc.mb.ca/Catalogue/Default.aspx?Link=Programs.asp?RegionCode=DE

Materials and Operations Management: five (5) required

MB In partnership with The Association for Operations Management (APICS)

MB


Operations Management - DE Distance Education E Senior 4 (Grade 12) is recommended. However, you can register as a special admission student if you are at least 19 years of age and have equivalent skills and knowledge acquired through a combination of formal education, informal education, and/or work experience.

Certificate Maximum 8 yearsto complete

MB


Inside Sales/Warehouse Tech – DE

Distance Education E Senior 4 (Grade 12) is recommended. However, you can register as a special admission student if you are at least 19 years of age and have equivalent skills and knowledge acquired through a combination of formal education, informal education, and/or work experience.

Certificate Maximum 8 yearsto complete this

program

Transportation, this program leads to the nationally recognized CITT designation.


Industrial Supervision – DE Distance Education Programs

E Senior 4 (Grade 12) is recommended. However, you can register as a special admission student if you are at least 19 years of age and have equivalent skills and knowledge acquired through a combination of formal education, informal education, and/or work experience

Certificate Maximum 8 yearsto complete

Business Law, Effective Speaking for People in Business, Occupational Safety and Health, Principles Management 1 and 2, Report Writing, Technical communication: Introduction

Technology of registration and who have been out ofhigh school for a minimum of one year who do not meet the regular admission requirements may apply under the special admission requirements.



College/ University



Function Notes

(not available by Distance Education) Managerial and Related Courses: (all required) Principles of Management 1 Principles of Management 2 Human Resource Management Human Behaviour in Organizations Elective Course: need one (1)Project Management Fundamentals Level 1: Professional Training (need two)neither course is offered by Distance Education



Level 2: General Business (need 10) Program: http://me.rrc.mb.ca/Catalogue/Default.aspx?Link=Programs.asp?RegionCode=DE

Business Communication 1 (recommended as your first course of study) Economics 1 , Economics 2 , Marketing 1 , Marketing 2, Business Math 110, Business LawComputer Skills: (choose one) - Introduction to Computers - Word Processing-Word - Spreadsheet-Excel - Database-Access - PowerPoint



Program: http://me.rrc.mb.ca/Catalogue/Default.aspx?Link=Programs.asp?DeliveryCode=F


Logistics Processes (Distribution 2)


E Become familiar with contracts and bills of lading, marine cargo insurance, warehousing, Canada Customs and dangerous goods transportation. Learn about damage prevention and claims, materials handling, unitization fees, physical distribution and computer applications to transportation.

http://me.rrc.mb.ca/Catalogue/Default.aspx?Link=Courses.asp?DeliveryCode=E

MB Winnipeg


Transportation Systems (Distribution 2)


E Delve into the Canadian transportation regulatory environment and transportation modes. Water, rail, highway, air, and pipeline; study all of these as well as freight forwarding and brokerage, and transport pricing.

http://me.rrc.mb.ca/Catalogue/Default.aspx?Link=Courses.asp?DeliveryCode=E

MB Winnipeg

Ridgetown College www.ridgetownc.on.ca

ON

Minimum 6 weeks Work term applies to diploma program

MB Course only

in conjunction with the Canadian Institute of Traffic and Transportation


International Business Diploma Full-Time Business Programs

E Credit only – leads to advanced diploma

One year International Logistics


Transport Distribution Management – D

Distance Education Programs

E Senior 4 (Grade 12) is recommended. However, you can register as a special admission student if you are at least 19 years of age and have equivalent skills and knowledge acquired through a combination of formal education, informal education, and/or work experience.

Certificate Maximum 8 years to complete



College/ University



Function Notes

Hold an Honours Baccalaureate degree from a recognized university with at least second-class standing (70%);

MBA521 Economics School: http://www.rmc.ca


Obtain a satisfactory score on the Graduate Management Admissions Test (GMAT);

MBA523 Quantitative Methods Program: http://www.rmc.ca/academic/busadm/MBA/index_e.html

MBA525 Financial Accounting MBA527 Management Accounting MBA529 Marketing MBA569 Human Ressources Management MBA531 MIS MBA537 Finance MBA555 Operations Management MBA561 Strategic Management MBA567 Organizational Theory MBA587 Organizational Theory II Advanced LOGISTICS Component Select at least 6 courses from : MBA547 Business Law MBA563 Industrial Relations DM559 Project Management MBA549 Logistics Modeling and Simulation MBA539 Logistics Design MBA541 Supply Chain Management MBA579 Management of Technology MBA551 Advanced Finance MBA557 Advanced Financial and Management Accounting ELECTIVE Component Select at most 2 courses from : MBA573 e-Business MBA577 Ethics DM521 Canadian Government and Policy MBA571 Directed Studies in Business Administration I MBA581 Directed Studies in Business Administration II

A minimum overall B average in the final half of an undergraduate program

Logistics and Supply Chain Management in an Interconnected World School: http://www.ryerson.ca


Completion of a four-year bachelor’s degree

Program: http://www.ryerson.ca/graduate/programs/business_administration/

A score of 550 or better on the standardized GMAT test Two letters of recommendation, one of which should be from a former instructor at the post-secondary level, and the other from a current or recent employer

A test of English language proficiency score for applicants who have degrees from universities in which English is not the language of instruction or examination

Course onlyRyerson University Master of Business Administration Business Administration

E MBA 1 year

ON MBA 20 – one credit courses

ON

Royal Military College of Canada

Master’s in Business Administration with Focus on Logistics Stream


E



College/ University



Function Notes

A statement of interestCLAW 122 Law: Business Law School:

http://www.ryerson.ca


CMGT 200 Management: Introduction to Management Program: http://ce-online.ryerson.ca/ce/calendar/default.asp?section=program&sub=subject&subject={A213964D-A3B1-11D4-AE93-00E029501EB1}&cert=PURSUP00&mode=program

CMGT 401 Management: Operations ManagementCQMS 102 Quantitative Methods: Business Statistics ICZPU 231 Purchasing: Supply Management ICZPU 233 Purchasing: Prnciples of Transportation and LogisticsCZPU 235 Purchasing: Principles: Inventory and Operations ControlCZPU 237 Purchasing: Principles of QualityElectives (select one)CITM 350 Information Technology Management: Concepts of e-Business

CMGT 804 Management: Studies in Global Supply ManagementCMGT 805 Management: Manufacturing ManagementCMGT 806 Management: Project ManagementCMGT 807 Management: Supply Management for the Public Sector Principles of Buying CZPU 231 Supply Management I School:

http://www.ryerson.ca


Principles of Transportation and Logistics CZPU 233 Principles of Transportation and Logistics

Program: http://ce-online.ryerson.ca/ce/calendar/default.asp?section=program&sub=prof&cert=PPURSU00&mode=program


Principles of Inventory and Operations Control CZPU 235 Principles of Inventory and Operations Control Principles of Quality CZPU 237 Principles of Quality Mandatory:5 Courses One each from Marketing, Economics, and AccountingTwo in Management Theory (e.g., Organizational Behaviour,Human Resources Management,Management Principles) Electives:5 Courses Five courses chosen from thefollowing disciplines: Marketing, Economics, Accounting, Business, Finance, Policy, Business Law, Commerce, Administration, Information Technology, Computer Studies, and Management Theory.*



Ryerson University PMAC Certified Professional Purchaser Accreditation Program

PMAC Certification E Certification

Ryerson University Purchase and Supply Chain Management Certificate

Certificate Programs




College/ University



Function Notes

Degree: An undergraduate degree in any discipline with at least a "B" average. Official transcripts must be sent from each post-secondary institution attended by the applicant.

Fall School: http://sobey.smu.ca

A016


GMAT: A satisfactory GMAT score (average in the last two years has been 600, with 550 usually as the minimum). We use GMAT to evaluate both quantitative and verbal skills. A minimum competency in both areas is expected. GMAT essay scores should not be below 5.0. GMAT score must be less than five years old.

Program: http://sobey.smu.ca/programs/mba/admission.html

English Language Proficiency: The MBAprogram is fast-paced with much reading, report writing and team work. Strong English language proficiency is important for success in the program. Students whose native language is not English must submit either a TOEFL score, a CanTest score or a IELTS score. A TOEFL score of at least 237 in the Computer-Based TOEFL (or 580 in the paper-based TOEFL) and a TWE score of at least 5.0 are required. Alternatively, applicants can submit CanTest scores of at least 4.5, with no individual component score (oral communication, listening, reading and writing) below 4.0. IELTS scores must be 6.5 with no band below 6.5. TOEFL, CanTest or IELTS scores must be less than two years old.

Financial Accounting

Work Experience: Full-time students are preferred to have relevant post-degree experience. Co-op, internships and part-time experience will be given consideration. Part-time applicants are preferred to have at least four years of relevant post-degree experience. A resumé detailing work experience, duration in each position, nature of responsibilities and contribution made to the employer is required.

Statistics for Managers

Motivation and Leadership Potential: Through a combination of academic work, previous experience and extra-curricular activities, applicants must demonstrate a high level of motivation for success and leadership potential.

Managing Information and Technology

Managerial Economics and Decision Analysis Leadership and Behavioural Processes

Winter

Saint Mary’s University

Master in Business Administration Sobey MBA Program

E MBA 2 Years NS



College/ University



Function Notes

Managerial Accounting Operations Management Organizational Behaviour Business Finance Marketing Management

Fall

Integrative Management Exercise Management Consulting (0.5 credit) or Research Project (1.0 credit) Six or Seven Electives Winter

Strategic Management

Degree: An undergraduate degree in any discipline with at least a "B" average. Official transcripts must be sent from each post-secondary institution attended by the applicant.

EMB 5511.1 Managerial and Financial Accounting School: http://sobey.smu.ca


GMAT: A satisfactory GMAT score (average in the last two years has been 600, with 550 usually as the minimum). We use GMAT to evaluate both quantitative and verbal skills. A minimum competency in both areas is expected. GMAT essay scores should not be below 5.0. GMAT score must be less than five years old.

EMB 5512.1 Organizational Behavior Program: http://www.smu.ca/academic/sobey/programs/emba/courses.html

English Language Proficiency: The MBAprogram is fast-paced with much reading, report writing and team work. Strong English language proficiency is important for success in the program. Students whose native language is not English must submit either a TOEFL score, a CanTest score or a IELTS score. A TOEFL score of at least 237 in the Computer-Based TOEFL (or 580 in the paper-based TOEFL) and a TWE score of at least 5.0 are required. Alternatively, applicants can submit CanTest scores of at least 4.5, with no individual component score (oral communication, listening, reading and writing) below 4.0. IELTS scores must be 6.5 with no band below 6.5. TOEFL, CanTest or IELTS scores must be less than two years old.

EMB 5515.1 Leadership

Saint Mary’s University

Executive MBA Sobey MBA Program

E MBA 18 Months NS



College/ University



Function Notes

Work Experience: Full-time students are preferred to have relevant post-degree experience. Co-op, internships and part-time experience will be given consideration. Part-time applicants are preferred to have at least four years of relevant post-degree experience. A resumé detailing work experience, duration in each position, nature of responsibilities and contribution made to the employer is required.

EMB 5516.1 Selected Topics in Business Law, Ethnics and Governance

Motivation and Leadership Potential: Through a combination of academic work, previous experience and extra-curricular activities, applicants must demonstrate a high level of motivation for success and leadership potential.

EMB 5521.1 Corporate Finance

EMB 5522.2 Managerial EconomicsEMB 5513.2 Strategic MarketingEMB 5524.2 Human Resource ManagementEMB 5523.2 Operations ManagementEMBA CURRICULUM YEAR 2EMB 6631.1 Management Information SystemsEMB 6632.1 International Capital MarketsEMB 6641.1 International BusinessEMB 6642.1 Policy II – Public Policy in BusinessEMB 6633.2 Policy I – Business StrategyEMBA ELECTIVES YEAR 2EMB 6643.2 Industrial RelationsEMB 6647.2 Entrepreneurship and Family Business

Saskatchewan Indian Institute of Technologies (SIIT)

www.siit.sk.ca SK

Principles of Buying School: www.saultc.on.ca


Plus select two of the following courses: Program: http://www.saultc.on.ca/Academics/ContinuingEducation/PartTimeCertificates/PMAC.asp


Principles of Inventory and Operations Control Principles of Quality Principles of Transportation and Logistics PLUS four PMAC seminar credits (Available through Ontario Institute of PMAC and its various Districts)


Sault College of Applied Arts and Technology

PMAC certificate in Purchasing Part-Time Certificates

E Certificate ON



College/ University



Function Notes

Ontario Secondary School Diploma with a majority of senior credits at the College Preparation (C), University Preparation (U) or University/College Preparation (M) level or Mature Student Status (age 19 or older)

Semester 1 Subject Name Hrs/Wk School: www.senecac.on.ca


Grade 12 English: ENG4(C) or ENG4(U)

BUS106 Business - Its Nature and Environment 4 Program: http://www.senecac.on.ca/fulltime/BADO.html


Grade 12 Mathematics: (C) or (U) or Grade 11 Mathematics (U) or (M)

EAC150 College English 3 A114 Inventory / Material Control - Managerial

ICA001 Introduction to Computers and Applications 2 MRK106 Marketing I 4 QNM106 Mathematics of Finance 4 SSC100 Success Strategies for College 2 Semester 2 Subject Name Hrs/Wk ACC106 Accounting I 4 BUS203 Business and Human Resources 3 MRK213 Foundations of Strategic Marketingand Planning 4 SMS202 Microcomputer Business Applications II 3 XXXXXX General Education Option 3 Semester 3 Subject Name Hrs/Wk ACC212 Financial Analysis 4 EAC394 Effective Business Writing 3 MRK320 Marketing: Effective Selling 4 MSC310 Decision Analysis I 4 XXXXXX General Education Option 3 Semester 4 Subject Name Hrs/Wk BUS400 Business Economics 3 IBM600 International Business Management 4 MGS350 Management Studies: Canadian Business Law 4 OPM400 Production and Operations Management -Manufacturing and Services 4 XXXXXX General Education Option 3 Semester 5 Subject Name Hrs/Wk MGS521 Business Ethics and Values 4 OPM500 Business Logistics -Supply Chain Management 4 OPM510 Total Quality Management 4 QNM222 Business Statistics 4 XXXXXX Professional Option 4 Semester 6 Subject Name Hrs/Wk CAP500 Career Planning 1 HRA701 Introduction toHuman Resources Management 4 OPM600 Purchasing and Materials Management 4 OPM610 Production Scheduling andInventory Management 4 XXXXXX Professional Option 4 XXXXXX Professional Option 4 Note Students in the Operations Management specialization must maintain a GPA of 2.0 or better to remain in the program. Specializations not having a minimum of 30 students enrolled may be cancelled at the discretion of the School.


3 years ONSeneca College of Applied Arts and Technology

Business Administration – Operations Management Specialization Diploma


E



College/ University



Function Notes

PROFESSIONAL OPTIONS Professional Subject Name Hrs/Wk CAM600 Art in Business - Passion Mapping 4 EBM510 Entrepreneurship 4 EBM530 Planning a New Business Venture 4 EBM645 Cases in Entrepreneurship 4 EBM650 Small Business Problem Solving 4 EQQ501 Emotional Intelligence and the Workplace 4 ERP400 Introduction to ERP Systems 4 FIS403 Financial Management 4 MGS522 Negotiation Strategies for Business 4 MGS523 Introduction to Electronic Commerce 4 MGS524 Effective Leadership 4 MGS525 Evolution of Managerial Thought 4 MGS600 Management Studies: Supervision 4 MRK525 Business to Business Marketing 4 MSC510 Decision Analysis II 3 RET500 Understanding the Retail Business 4 RET510 Retail Promotion 4

Accredited University Degree or three-year College Diploma and/or mature student with three to five years' related work experience.



English proficiency at the college level. CAP504 SCM: Career Planning 1 Program: http://www.senecac.on.ca/fulltime/SCM.html


SCM830 * Logistics and Supply Chain Management I 4 A113 Purchasing - ManagerialSCM840 Computer Applications 3 SCM850 International Business Law 3 SCM860 Financial and Management Accounting 4 SCM870 Scheduling and Inventory Management 4 SCM880 International Purchasingand Supplier Management 3 Semester 2 Subject Name Hrs/Wk SCM930 Transportation 3 SCM940 * Logistics and Supply Chain Management II 4 SCM950 International Business and Marketing 3 SCM960 Project Management 3 SCM970 Customs Process 3 SCM980 Organizational Behaviour and Supervision 3

Accredited University degree or three-year College diploma, and/or mature student with three to five years' related work experience. Consistent with Academic Policy, graduates of the three-year International Business Administration (INB) program are not eligible for this graduate certificate program.



English proficiency at the college level. CAP505 Career Planning 1 Program: http://www.senecac.on.ca/fulltime/IBS.html


IBS600 Import/Export Procedures I 4 IBS610 Computer and Presentation Skills 3


Seneca College of Applied Arts and Technology

International Business Management

Full-Time Programs E Ontario College Graduate Certificate

8 months ON


8 months ONSeneca College of Applied Arts and Technology

Global Logistics and Supply Chain Management

Full-Time Programs E



College/ University



Function Notes

IBS620 International Sourcing and Procurement 2 IBS630 Trade Research and Market Analysis 3 IBS650 Cross-Cultural Business Negotiations 3 IBS660 Management Accounting 4 Semester 2 Subject Name Hrs/Wk IBS801 International Banking and Finance 4 IBS820 International Business Plan 4 IBS830 International Effective Selling 4 IBS850 Legal Environment of International Business 3 IBS860 Import/Export Procedures II 4

Ontario Secondary School Diploma with a majority of senior credits at the College Preparation (C), University Preparation (U) or University/College Preparation (M) level or Mature Student Status (age 19 or older)



Grade 12 English: ENG4(C) or ENG4(U)

EAC150 College English 3 Program: http://www.senecac.on.ca/fulltime/TCS.html


Grade 12 Mathematics: (C) or (U) or ICA001 Introduction to Computers and Applications 2 A016 Senior Management – Managerial

Grade 11 Mathematics (U) or (M) ITC111 Introduction to Customs 4 NAT155 World Geography 3 QNM106 Mathematics of Finance 4 SSC100 Success Strategies for College 2

Semester 2 Subject Name Hrs/Wk ACC106 Accounting I 4 ITA311 Customs Process II 4 ITC101 Introduction to Transportation 4 MRK106 Marketing I 4 SMS333 Computer Applications 3 XXXXXX General Education Option 3 Semester 3 Subject Name Hrs/Wk EAC394 Effective Business Writing 3 ITA301 International Freight Handling 4 ITA401 International Transportation Documentation I 4 ITA411 Customs Process III 4 XXXXXX General Education Option 3 Semester 4 Subject Name Hrs/Wk CAP500 Career Planning 1 ITA403 International Transportation Documentation II 4 ITA501 Pricing and Quoting 4 ITA507 Logistics 4 ITA511 Customs Process IV: International Trade 4 XXXXXX General Education Option 3Core Subjects Outlines Registration Links School:

www.senecac.on.ca

A141 Warehousing - Managerial In conjunction with APICS


Fundamentals of Materials and Operations Management (FIM/FMOM)

APICS Diploma andCertification Programs

E Students are awarded an APICS certificate upon successful completion of

Each subjectconsists of 36 hours

of classroom time

ON

Ontario College Diploma 2 years ONSeneca College of Applied Arts and Technology

International Transportation and Customs

Full-Time Programs E



College/ University



Function Notes

Fundamentals of Inventory Control PIM101 Fall'06 n/a n/a Program: http://www.senecac.on.ca/parttime/pip-apics_program.html

A114


Fundamentals of Planning PIM201 Fall'06 n/a n/a B415


Fundamentals of Manufacturing Control PIM301 n/a Winter'07 n/a Fundamentals of Operations Management PIM401 n/a Winter'07 n/a Optional Subject Outlines Registration Links Principles of Material Handling and Warehousing* PIM501 Fall'06 n/a Summer'06Basics of Supply Chain Management School:

www.senecac.on.ca


Master Planning of Resources Program: http://www.senecac.on.ca/parttime/pip-apics_program.html


Detailed Scheduling and Planning Execution and Control of Operations a Strategic Management of Resources Basics of Foreign Trade School:

www.senecac.on.ca


Import Custom Documents Program: http://www.senecac.on.ca/parttime/pip-import_export.html


Export Documentation and Methods of Payment B116 Transportation - TacticalPlanning and Financing for Canadian Manufacturers Electives (Select Two) Outlines Registration Links International Selling Techniques International Marketing Strategies International Trade Logistics International Market Entry and Distribution International Trade Research Legal Aspects of International Trade International Trade Management International Economics Principles of Buying School:

www.senecac.on.ca


Principles of Transportation and Logistics Program: http://www.senecac.on.ca/parttime/pip-purchasing_management.html


Principles of Inventory and Operations Control Principles of Quality Accounting Basics I ORAccounting I ACC120ACC106



Certificate in Purchasing Purchasing Management Association of Canada

E Certificate ON


Import and Export Trade Certificate

Part-Time Certificate Programs

E Certificate 6 courses ON

In conjunction with APICS


Certified in Production and Inventory Management (CPIM)

APICS Diploma andCertification Programs

E CPIM certification 5 courses at 30hours each

ON

each subject. A "Fundamentals of Material and Operations Management Diploma" is awarded by APICS upon successfully completing all four subjects. An honors diploma is awarded upon successful completion of all five subjects.

(12 sessions of 3hours per evening)

during the week.



College/ University



Function Notes

Introduction to Principles of Economics: Macro Marketing I MRK106 Fall'06 Winter'07 Summer'06 Business Management and Organizational Behaviour Management Studies: Supervision Electives (select five) Outlines Registration Links Introduction to Principles of Economics: Micro Introduction to Management Accounting Business Law for Accounting Microcomputer Business Applications II Introductory Marketing II Introduction to Human Resources Management CULT 50341 Managing Cultural Differences, BUSM 52310 International Business Environment, MGMT 56671 International Marketing Management, FNA 57104 Financial Analysis, APPL 51110 Computer Software Applications, LAWS 54310 Legal Aspects of International Trade

School: www.sheridaninstitute.ca


2 TERM: LANG 70016 Spanish Lang & Culture, Intr, MKTG 56370 International Marketing Management 2, ECON 58982 Financing International Trade, BUSM 57951 International Trade Logistics, BUSM 55213 Developing an International Business, T.B.A. Career Planning 2

Course: http://www1.sheridaninstitute.ca/programs/0607/pintc/index.cfm?catg_id=3


MATM79601 Fundamentals of Inventory Control (FIC)* School: www.sheridaninstitute.ca

A141 Warehousing - Managerial In Cooperation with APICS

MATM79602 Fundamentals of Manufacturing Control Course: http://sculptor.sheridanc.on.ca/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/CategoryDisplay?catalogId=10101&storeId=10051&categoryId=10302&langId=-1&parent_category_rn=10294&top_category=10294


And the Hamilton and Peel Chapter

MATM79603 Fundamentals of Planning B415


MATM79604 Fundamentals of Operations Management MATM79605 Fundamentals of Materials Handling and Warehousing MATM79606 Basics of Supply Chain Management* School:

www.sheridaninstitute.ca

A141 Warehousing - Managerial In Cooperation with APICS

ONThese non-credit review (no evaluation is graded) courses are designed to

5 coursesSheridan College Institute of Technology and

CERTIFIED IN PRODUCTION AND INVENTORY MANAGEMENT (CPIM)

Continuing Education – Business

E

Sheridan College Institute of Technology and Advanced Learning

FUNDAMENTALS OF MATERIALS AND OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT (FMOM)

Continuing Education – Business Management

E Certificate 5 courses ON


International Business Graduate Certificate

School of Business E Post secondary degree or diploma or Demonstrated competence through related work experience


1 year Co-op work-term ON



College/ University



Function Notes

MATM79607 Detailed Scheduling and Planning Course: http://sculptor.sheridanc.on.ca/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/CategoryDisplay?catalogId=10101&storeId=10051&categoryId=10301&langId=-1&parent_category_rn=10294&top_category=10294


And the Hamilton and Peel Chapter

MATM79608 Execution and Control of Operations B415


MATM79609 Master Planning of Resources MATM79610 Strategic Management of Resources* Level 1 - Logistics Fundamentals School:

www.sheridaninstitute.ca


MATM79701 Transportation Systems (formerly Distribution 1 CITT) Course: http://sculptor.sheridanc.on.ca/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/CategoryDisplay?catalogId=10101&storeId=10051&categoryId=10172&langId=-1&parent_category_rn=11859&top_category=11859

MATM79702 Logistics Processes (formerly Distribution 2 CITT) Business KnowledgeChoose five (5) CITT designated courses: for further details, refer to www.citt.ca/studies/courses/index.html CITT Designated Courses Equivalent Sheridan Courses Business Law LAWS70001 Law for Business Managers Business Management Not Available Business Strategy Not Available Risk Assessment Not Available Introductory Economics ECON15269 Microeconomics andECON22358 Macroeconomics Financial Management FINA11079 Finance Marketing: An Introduction MKTG19439 Marketing 1 andMKTG10625 Marketing 2 Managing People Effectively HRMT70015 Organization Behaviour Writing for Business COMM28883 Reports and Presentations Level 3 - Advanced Logistics MATM79703 Integrated Logistics Plus 2 of: MATM79704 Transportation Economics Logistics Decision Modeling (available only through CITT) Transportation Law (available only through CITT)

In Accordance with CITT


CITT - CANADIAN INSTITUTE OFTRAFFIC AND TRANSPORTATION

Continuing Education – Business Management

E CITT professional designation

10 courses plus 5 years related work experience

prepare students to write theCPIM exams and are not intended to teach basic principles and concepts.

Advanced Learning Management



College/ University



Function Notes

� MATM79801 Principles of Buying School: www.sheridaninstitute.ca


� MATM79802 Principles of Inventory and Operations Control Course: http://sculptor.sheridanc.on.ca/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/CategoryDisplay?catalogId=10101&storeId=10051&categoryId=10279&langId=-1&parent_category_rn=11859&top_category=11859


� MATM79803 Principles of Quality� MATM79804 Principles of Transportation and Logistics


Global Business Management with a Major focus on Supply Chain Management

In development A016 Senior Management – Managerial In development

Bus 474-3 Supply Chain Management School: http://www.sfubusiness.ca


Program: http://www.sfubusiness.ca/bba/the-program/academic/concentration/management-of-technology.php

Undergraduate degree in a discipline other than business, with a cumulative grade point average (CGPA) of 3.0 (75% or “B”) or successful completion of the SFU Graduate Diploma in Business Administration with a 3.5 CGPA.

Operations Management School: http://www.sfubusiness.ca


Five years or less work experience. Program: http://www.sfubusiness.ca/mba/program-overview/schedule.php

GMAT minimum of 550 (we are anticipating competitive GMAT scores of620+ for the September 2007 enrolment).

Course only

Simon Fraser University

Masters of Business Administration

Segal Graduate School of Business

E MBA 12 Months Internship BC Course only

In Accordance with OIPMAC

Simon Fraser University

Business Administration with Concentration in Management and Technology

Bachelor of Business Administration

E Requirements include English 12, Mathematics 12 (or equivalent Advanced Placement or International Baccalaureate courses) and three additional academic grade 12 subjects.

Degree 4 years BC


Certificate in Purchasing Continuing Education – Business Management

E Certificate To earn the Certificate in Purchasing, students must complete the Pinciples of buying course and two out of the three remaining Principles courses available, along with four PMAC seminar credits.

ON



College/ University



Function Notes

Demonstrated proficiency in English. If your first language is not English, or if you obtained your undergraduate degree from an institution where the main language of instruction was not English, you are required to take either the TOEFL or IELTS. Three letters of reference from supervisors or professors and colleagues. Personal statement including self-evaluation and educational objectives.

Société éducative de l'Île-du-Prince-Édouard

No relevant program www.socedipe.org PEI

Southeast Regional College

www.southeastcollege.org

SK

CodeCreditCourse Name School: www.stclaircollege.ca


Semester 1 Program: http://www.stclaircollege.ca/programs/postsec/int_trade/

A016


BUS101IT3 B116 Transportation - TacticalIntroduction to the GlobalBusiness EnvironmentBUS151IT3Global Trade ResearchBUS201IT3Global Trade FinanceBUS251IT3Global Trade LogisticsBUS361IT3World Geography andEconomics CodeCreditCourse Name Semester 2BUS301IT3Foreign Market Entry andDistributionBUS351IT3Global MarketingBUS401IT3Legal Aspects of Global TradeBUS451IT3Global Trade Management 5 Mandatory courses include: School:

www.sl.on.ca B315Purchasing - Tactical

Program: http://www.sl.on.ca/parttime/CDBU_pmac.htm G133


Marketing (MARK 201)Accounting (ACCT 1)Economics (ECON 1)Organizational Behaviour (GENE 52)Intro to HR Mgt (HUMA 201)

5 Elective courses include:

Intro to HR Mgt (HUMA 202)

ONSt. Lawrence College

PMAC Certification Continuing Education Certificate and Diploma Programs

E Certificate

ONSt. Clair College of Applied Arts and Technology

International Trade Management Business E Program applicants must have successfully completed a three year postsecondary diploma program or undergraduate degree in a relevant area. Relevant work experience will be given consideration.


1 year



College/ University



Function Notes

Accounting (ACCT 2)Business Law (BLAW 1001)Canadian Labour Economics (ECON 10)Develop Writing Efficiency (COMM 27)

The Fisheries and Marine Institute

Website: www.mi.mun.ca

Université de Moncton

B.A.A. Administration des affaires - concentration en gestion des opérations

F DES comprenant la réussite d'un cours de français (cours régulier de 12e année), d'un cours d'anglais, de mathématiques et d'histoire (cours réguliers de 11e année) ainsi que d'un cours de science (cours régulier de 12e année de biologie, chimie ou physique)

2e année (cours obligatoires pour Administration): Principes de marketing, Gestion des opérationsCours obligatoires pour concentration: Gestion des stocksCours optionnels pour concentration: Chaîne logistique

régime coopératif possible

www.umoncton.ca NB


B.A.A. Administration des affaires - mineure en gestion des opérations

F DES comprenant la réussite d'un cours de français (cours régulier de 12e année), d'un cours d'anglais, de mathématiques et d'histoire (cours réguliers de 11e année) ainsi que d'un cours de science (cours régulier de 12e année de biologie, chimie ou physique)

2e année (cours obligatoires pour Administration): Principes de marketing, Gestion des opérationsCours obligatoires pour mineure: Gestion des stocks

www.umoncton.ca NB A016 Senior Management – Managerial


Maîtrise (M.B.A.) Administration des affaires - régime coopératif

F BAA Cours obligatoires: Gestion des stocks, Marketing www.umoncton.ca NB Temps partiel possible


Université du Québec à Montréal (UQAM)

Ph. D. (Doctorat) Administration F Maîtrise en administration Cours optionnels: Marketing www.uqam.ca QC A016 Senior Management – Managerial


Certificat Perfectionnement en gestion

F Être âgé d'au moins 23 ans, DES université québécoise, au moins un an à un poste permettant l'acquisition d'une expérience pertinente en gestion d'entreprise, ou être âgé d'au moins 23 ans et au moins trois ans à un poste permettant l'acquisition d'une expérience pertinente en gestion d'entreprise.

Certificat de catégorie B qui peut conduire au grade de bachelier en administration des affaires (B.A.A.) ou de bachelier ès sciences de la gestion (B.Sc.G.), selon certaines combinaisons prédéterminées

Marketing, Circuits de distribution, Gestion des opérations, Logistique, Gestion des approvisionnements (seulement dans le secteur de l'hotellerie)

www.uqam.ca QC A114

A113 Purchasing - ManagerialA373 Transportation - ManagerialA141 Warehousing - Managerial


Baccalauréat Administration F DEC, ou critères d'expérience, ou base d'étude universitaires au QC ou hors QC

Marketing, Gestion des opérations www.uqam.ca QC A016 Senior Management – Managerial


Maîtrise (MBA pour cadres) à temps partiel

Administration des affaires - cheminement spécialisé en logistique et transport

F BAC ou formation appropriée équivalente avec une expérience professionnelle d'au moins 7 ans sous certaines conditions

Statistiques et théorie de la décision en logistique et transport, Gestion financière en logistique et transport, Marketing en logistique et transport, Introduction à la logistique, Gestion stratégique de la chaîne d'approvisionnement, Analyse stratégique des réseaux de distribution et transport

www.uqam.ca QC A016 Senior Management – Managerial

Université du Québec a Trois-Rivières (UQTR)

Baccalauréat (B.A.A.) Administration des affaires - Logistique (3 ans/90 cr. Ou 120/'4ans)

F DEC, ou DEP sous certaines conditions, ou 21 ans avec expérience professionnelle appropriée

Cours obligatoires: Introduction au marketingCours optionnels: Gestion de l'approvisionnement, Gestion des stocks, Stage en logistique

www.uqtr.ca QC A016 Senior Management – Managerial



College/ University



Function Notes


Maîtrise (MBA) Administration des affaires (avec essai) - concentration en gestion des PME

F Bac et expérience pratique récente d'au moins 3 ans et connaissances des statistiques

Cours obligatoires: gestion stratégique du marketing, gestion de la chaîne d'approvisionnement



Maîtrise (MBA) Administration des affaires (avec essai) - concentration gestion de l'innovation dans les PME

F Bac et expérience pratique récente d'au moins 3 ans et connaissances des statistiques de base

Cours obligatoires: gestion stratégique du marketing, gestion de la chaîne d'approvisionnement



Maîtrise (MBA) Administration des affaires (CA)

F Bac en sciences comptables ou l'équivalent, ou Posséder les connaissances requises, une formation appropriée et une expérience jugée pertinente

Cours optionnels: gestion stratégique du marketing, gestion de la chaîne d'approvisionnement



Maîtrise (MBA) Administration des affaires (CMA)

F Bac en sciences comptables ou l'équivalent, ou Posséder les connaissances requises, une formation appropriée et une expérience jugée pertinente

Cours optionnels: gestion stratégique du marketing, gestion de la chaîne d'approvisionnement


Université Laval Baccalauréat (B.A.A.) Administration des affaires - concentration mineure en opérations et logistique

F DEC général ou technique (sous conditions) et exigences en mathématiques

Etablissement qui offre la passerelle avec les DEC Compatibilité de gestion et Gestion de commerces, effectués dans différents collèges. Vérifier site pour plus de renseignements.

Cours de fondement: MarketingMineure: Gestion de la demande et des stocks, Transport routier des marchandises, Distribution et entreposage, Planification et contrôle de la production, Achat et approvisionnement électroniques; Ingénierie de la chaîne logistique,

Profil coopératif www.ulaval.ca QC A016 Senior Management – Managerial

Université Laval Baccalauréat (B.A.A.) Administration des affaires - concentration majeure en opérations et logistique

F DEC général ou technique (sous conditions) et exigences en mathématiques

Etablissement qui offre la passerelle avec les DEC Compatibilité de gestion et Gestion de commerces, effectués dans différents collèges. Vérifier site pour plus de renseignements.

Cours de fondement: MarketingMajeure: Gestion de la demande et des stocks, Transport routier des marchandises, Distribution et entreposage, Planification et contrôle de la production, Achat et approvisionnement électroniques, Ingénierie de la chaîne logistique,

Profil coopératif www.ulaval.ca QC A016 Senior Management – Managerial

Université Laval D.E.S.S. Administration des affaires (pour se diriger vers maîtrise Gestion des entreprises)

F Formation de 1er cycle dans un domaine autre que les sciences de l'administration, algèbre linéaire et géométrie vectorielle - NYC ou 105 et calcul différentiel - NYA ou 103

Reconnaissance de 21 crédits de cours, si inscription à la concentration Affaires électroniques, Gestion des entreprises, Gestion agroalimentaire, Gestion pharmaceutique, Gestion de la santé et de la sécurité du travail ou Responsabilité sociale et environnementale des organisations du M.B.A.

Bloc 1 (cours obligatoires): Marketing, Opérations www.ulaval.ca QC A016 Senior Management – Managerial

Université Laval Maîtrise (M.B.A.) Administration des affaires (gestion des entreprises) (avec projet d'intervention)


Voir D.E.S.S. Administration des affaires www.ulaval.ca QC A016 Senior Management – Managerial



College/ University



Function Notes

Université Laval Maîtrise (M.B.A.) Administration des affaires (gestion pharmaceutique) (avec projet d'intervention)


Voir D.E.S.S. Administration des affaires www.ulaval.ca QC A016 Senior Management – Managerial

Université Laval Maîtrise (M.B.A.) Maîtrise (management) avec essai ou essai-stage


Cours de D.E.S.S. pourraient s'y appliquer. Cours offerts en maîtrise beaucoup moins ciblés sur le coté pratique de l'approvisionnement et la logistique

www.ulaval.ca QC A016 Senior Management – Managerial

Université Laval Maîtrise (M.B.A.) Maîtrise (marketing) avec essai ou essai-stage




Université Laval Maîtrise Sc. Sciences de l'administration (avec projet d'intervention) (Gestion et développement des organisations)




Université Laval International Executive Master's in Supply Chain Management

i) Logistics networks, ii) Transportation networks, iii) Information and decision technologies, iv) Safety and environment, v) Economy and organization

http://www.centor.ulaval.ca/scmaster/ResearchNetwork.aspx

Switzerland

Université Laval D.E.S.S. Génie industriel F BAC en génie ou formation jugée équivalente

Possibilité de suivre un Microprogramme de deuxième cycle en génie industriel: gestion et technologie de la production qui peut mener au DESS génie industriel ou maîtrise en administration des affaires (M.B.A.), concentration gestion manufacturière et logistique

Cours obligatoires: Systèmes manufacturiers: planification et stratégieCours à option: Ingénierie de l'entreprise, Gestion de la maintenance, Optimisation des flux de matières et entreposage



Université Sainte-Anne - Collège de l'Acadie

Diplôme Administration des affaires

F DES ou équivalent, réussite à certains cours préalables, distinction entre provinces

Cours ne semblent pas pertinents www.usainteanne.ca

NS A016 Senior Management – Managerial



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Function Notes

Université Sainte-Anne - Collège de l'Acadie

Baccalauréat (B.A.A.) Administration des affaires

F DES ou équivalent, réussite à certains cours préalables, distinction entre provinces

Entente entre le collège communautaire duNouveau-Brunswick à Bathurst et l’Université Sainte-Anne, les étudiants qui ont complété les deux années en Technologie des affaires au CCNB - Bathurst peuvent entrer dans un des programmes B.A.A. à l’Université Sainte-Anne en 3e année.

Peu de détails sur site Possibilité programme éducation coopérative

www.usainteanne.ca

NS A017 Senior Management – Managerial

University College of Cape Breton (UCCB)

www.capebretonu.ca

NS

University College of the Cariboo

PMAC Certification www.cariboo.bc.ca BC B315 websitedown

G133

University College of the North

www.ucn.ca MB Website down

The minimum requirement for admission is the successful completion of 24 University transferable including the following or their equivalents: One of ENGL 101, 111, 112, 113, 114; ECON 101, 102; MATH 113 or 114; STAT 151.

Year Two—Fall School: http://mba.bus.ualberta.ca


Students must present a minimum GPA of 2.3.

ACCTG 311 Program: http://www.bus.ualberta.ca/bcom/prospective/aboutbcom/ugmajors.htm


Students taking their preprofessional year in another Faculty or program are expected to choose courses consistent with the program in which they are enrolled. Students should also consult the Business section of the Calendar (§64) for information concerning courses to be taken in the preprofessional year as part of the requirements for particular majors.

BUS 201

MARK 301MGTSC 3123 in electives outside Business (See Note 1)Year Two—Winter

University of Alberta

Bachelor of Commerce - Major in Operations Management

School of Business E Degree 4 years AB



College/ University



Function Notes

ACCTG 322 or MIS 311 (See Note 2)FIN 301MGTSC 352ORG A 2013 in electives outside Business (See Note 1)Year ThreeB LAW 301 (See Note 3)BUEC 311 or ECON 281 (See Notes 4 and 6)MGTSC 405 (See Note 4)MGTSC 422 (See Note 4)MGTSC 426 (See Note 4)MIS 311 or ACCTG 322 (See Note 2)9 in free electives (See Note 1)3 in electives outside Business (See Note 1)Year FourMGTSC 461 (See Note 4)MGTSC 465 (See Note 4)12 in Operations Management electives (See Note 5)12 in free electives (See Note 1)

The minimum requirement for admission is the successful completion of 24 University transferable including the following or their equivalents: One of ENGL 101, 111, 112, 113, 114; ECON 101, 102; MATH 113 or 114; STAT 151.

Year Two—Fall School: http://mba.bus.ualberta.ca


Students must present a minimum GPA of 2.3.

ACCTG 311 Program: http://www.bus.ualberta.ca/bcom/prospective/aboutbcom/ugmajors.htm


Students taking their preprofessional year in another Faculty or program are expected to choose courses consistent with the program in which they are enrolled. Students should also consult the Business section of the Calendar (§64) for information concerning courses to be taken in the preprofessional year as part of the requirements for particular majors.

BUS 201

MARK 301MGTSC 3123 in electives outside Business (See Note 1)Year Two—WinterACCTG 322 (See Note 2)FIN 301ORG A 201MGTSC 352 (See Note 2)3 in electives outside Business (See Note 1)Year ThreeB LAW 301 (See Note 3)

Degree 4 years ABUniversity of Alberta

Bachelors of Commerce – Major inDistribution Management

School of Business E



College/ University



Function Notes

BUEC 311 or ECON 281 (See Notes 2 and 5)MARK 468 (See Note 3)MIS 311 (See Note 3)MGTSC 405 (See Note 3)MGTSC 426 (See Note 3)9 in free electives (See Note 1)3 in electives outside Business (See Notes 1 and 5)Year FourMGTSC 461 (See Note 3)9 in Distribution Management electives (See Note 4)18 in free electives (See Note 1) BUEC 541 - Introduction to International Business: School:

http://mba.bus.ualberta.ca


BUS 900 - Directed International Research Project Program: http://mba.bus.ualberta.ca/Prospective/EntryRequirements.htm


Specialization Electives A141 Warehousing - ManagerialStudents must complete at least THREE of the following second year courses:BLAW 642 - International Business Law: BUEC 646 - The Global Business Environment: BUEC 686 – International Study TourFIN 644 - International Finance: MARK 644 - International Marketing: ORGA 617 - Managing the Work Force: International Perspectives: ORGA 635 - Managing International Business: BUEC 654 - Asian Economies, Business and Management:

Documents required: Secondary School applicants are required to submit an interim transcript of their grades and the BCom Supplemental Application. This form is available on line at the UBC Student Service Centre. The completed form must be submitted by May 1, 2007.

Transportation and Logistics Courses School: http://www.sauder.ubc.ca

A016 Senior Management – ManagerialUniversity of British Columbia

BCom in Transportation and Logistics

Sauder School of Business – Operations and Logistics

E Degree 4 years Option available BC Possibility to do a joint program with the Canadian Institute of Traffic and Transportation

University of Alberta

Master of Business Administration with Specialization in International Business

School of Business E Admission to the Alberta MBA Program requires a strong, broadly-based undergraduate degree. Since we value the diversity of backgrounds, we accept students from all disciplines. To be considered, an applicant should hold a four-year undergraduate degree from a recognized institution with a minimum grade point average of 3.0/4.0. Unfortunately, applied undergraduate degrees do not meet graduate admission requirements. Only official transcripts from post-secondary educational institutions will be accepted for application purposes. Two official transcript degree certificates must be sent directly from the issuing institution to the Alberta MBA Program office. If thetranscripts and degree certificates are in a language other than English, official translated copies are also required.

MBA 2 years AB



College/ University



Function Notes

Average required: Although we are no longer admitting students solely on the basis of grades, academic performance is extremely important. Only applicants with an interim average of 84% or higher are eligible to be considered for admission. Please note, this average is calculated differently depending on where you are currently attending secondary school and the grading scale used by your school. All grades are converted into percentage grades based on a 50% pass scale.

Students are encouraged to select COMM 446 as an elective. Program: http://www.sauder.ubc.ca/faculty/divisions/operations_logistics.cfm


Required courses: Applicants COMM 349 Logistics Services Management COMM 441 Advanced Business Logistics COMM 442 e-Business and Supply Chain Management (formerly COMM 486C) COMM 444 Air Transportation COMM 445 Shipping and International Logistics COMM 446 Transportation Economics (formerly COMM 486E) COMM 447 Project Appraisal and Management COMM 449 Supply-Chain ManagementBusiness Models School:

http://www.sauder.ubc.ca


Operations Management Program: http://www.sauder.ubc.ca/mmor/index.cfm


Inventory Theory Process Flows Transportation Networks Statistics and Decisions Regression Analysis Forecasting Decision and Risk Analysis Dynamic Programming Optimization Linear and Nonlinear Programming Integer Programming Network Optimization Stochastic Systems Stochastic Processes Queueing Theory Simulation Analysis Required Modules: School:


A016 Senior Management – ManagerialBC

BC

University of British Columbia

MBA specialization in Supply Chain Management

Sauder School of Business – Operations and

E Candidates are recruited from diverse academic backgrounds. A four-year Bachelor's degree or recognized

MBA 15 months

Master’s Degree 16 monthsUniversity of British Columbia

MM in Operations Research Sauder School of Business – Operations and Logistics

E



College/ University



Function Notes

Pre-Internship: Program: http://www.sauder.ubc.ca/mba/admissions/academic_requirements.cfm

One of:BAIT 506 Business Modeling for Information Technology ApplicationsBAIT 513 Implementing e-Business in the OrganizationAll of:BAHR xxx Appropriate choice of Organizational Behaviour & HR module

BASC 500 Introduction to Logistics and Operations ManagementBASC 510 Operating Supply ChainsBASC 514 Supply Chain ManagementBASC 511 Supply Chain DesignPost-Internship:All of:BASC 515 Total Quality ManagementBASC 520 Current Issues in Logistics and Operations ManagementSupply Chain/Information Technology:BAIT 513 Implementing e-Business in the OrganizationBAIT 506 Business Modelling for Information Technology ApplicationsBAMS 500 Management Science – Best Practices I orBAMS 503 Simulation for Decision MakingBASC 512 Supply Chain Management for e-BusinessAdditional BAIT electivesSupply Chain/Logistics/ProductionBABS 502 Forecasting for ManagementBAAC 510 Cost Analysis for Decision MakingBAMA 500 Marketing Strategy or BAMA 502 Relationship MarketingBASC 580 Topics in Supply Chain Management: Case Studies on China

Additional Information Technology and additional Human Resource electives

A Transportation module such as BASC 504/505 Air Transport Policy and ManagementSupply Chain or Operations AnalystBABS 500 Applied Business Statistics IBABS 502 Forecasting for ManagementBAMS 500 Management Science – Best PracticesBAMS 503 Simulation for Decision MakingBAMS 506 Optimization ModelsAdditional Information Technology and/or Management Science electiveSupply Chain Line ManagerBAHR 505 LeadershipBAHR 507 Principles of NegotiationBAHR 508 Managing ChangeBAAC 510 Cost Analysis for Decision MakingBASC 512 Supply Chain Management for e-BusinessTransportation ManagementA Transportation module such as COMM 445 Shipping and International LogisticsBASC 504/505 Air Transport Policy and ManagementBASM 511 Strategic Management of ServicesBAMA 500 Marketing StrategyBAMA 501 Pricing or BAMA 502 Relationship MarketingAdditional Information Technology elective

Logistics equivalent from an accredited institution is required. Candidates must have a solid academic record and a competitiveGMAT score. Individuals who do not meet our academic requirements may require academic upgrading.



College/ University



Function Notes

Additional Human Resource Management electiveAdditional Human Resource Management electiveProgram Structure School:



All graduate students are expected to attend the Transportation and Logistics faculty workshop, a weekly series of research seminars and invited speakers.

Program: http://www.sauder.ubc.ca/msc/program_details/index.cfm


Students are required to complete a 12 credit thesis in addition to at least 18 credits of coursework.Programs are designed with an advisor and/or the TLOG MSc program coordinator to meet the particular interests of individual students and to equip the students with research capability for completing an excellent thesis; nonetheless, there are two streams: one emphasizing Logistics and Supply Chain Management, and an alternate stream emphasizing Transport Economics and Management.

The graduate program requirements will include methodology courses, for example in economics, statistics, or management science. Interdisciplinary programs are possible by combining work in Commerce with courses in Engineering, Community and Regional Planning, Economics, and/or Geography.

MSc students take a combination of Master and PhD level courses. A limited number of senior undergraduate courses will also count towards the degree program. Although the program of study is to be designed jointly by the faculty advisor and the student, the following courses are recommended:

1. Logistics and Supply Chain Management StreamRequired Courses (15 credits)BATL 510 Introduction to Logistics and Operations Management (LOM)BATL 511 Design of LOM SystemBATL 580 Current Issues in LOMBAMS 511 Scheduling and Control of LOMBAMS 514 Supply Chain ManagementBABS 500 Applied Business Statistics IBAMS 503 Simulation for Decision MakingBAIT 501 Survey of Information Systems Applications in BusinessCOMM 515 Foundations of OptimizationRecommended Electives (15 credits)The student in consultation with his/her adviser may decide to take courses not included in this list.BAIT 503 Developing Business InformationBAIT 506 Business Modelling for Information Technology Applications

BC University of British Columbia

MSc in Management Science Concentration in Transportation and Logistics


E A four year Bachelor's degree with an overall B+ standing in third and fourth year level courses prescribed by the department concerned as prerequisite to the Master's program. From Quebec, a three year Bachelor's degree is acceptable provided the Diplome d'Etudes Collegiales has been previously awarded.

Master of Science in Business Administration



College/ University



Function Notes

BAMS 504 Visual SimulationBAMS 515 Total Quality ManagementBABS 502 Forecasting for ManagementBATL 500 Transportation Services ManagementECON 480 Transportation EconomicsCOMM 444 Air TransportationCOMM 445 International Logistics and ShippingCOMM 549 Thesis2. Transport Economics and Management StreamRequired Courses (10.5 credits)Economics 480 or Commerce 544 - Transport EconomicsEconomics 500 - Micro-Economics or substituteEconomics 526 - Mathematics and Statistics for Economists or substituteBAPA 503 - Cost Benefit Analysis or Commerce 447 Project Evaluation and ManagementRecommended Electives (18 credits)The student in consultation with his/her adviser may decide to take courses not included in this list including courses in other faculties, such as Economics, Civil Engineering, and Planning.

BABS 502 Forecasting for ManagementBAIT 501 Survey of Information Systems Applications in Business

BAPA 504 Public Sector Evaluation MethodsBAMS 503 Simulation for Decision MakingBAMS 504 Visual SimulationBATL 510 Introduction to Logistics and Operations ManagementCOMM 444 Air Transport ManagementCOMM 445 International Shipping and LogisticsCOMM 447 Project Appraisal and ManagementCOMM 549 ThesisCOMM 582 Statistical Methodology IICOMM 644 Analytical Methods in TransportECON 527 Econometrics

Graduate Management Aptitude Test and/or the Graduate Record Exam scores

Transport Economics and Policy Analysis Stream Courses School: http://www.sauder.ubc.ca

A373 Transportation - ManagerialUniversity of British Columbia

PHD in Transportation and Logistics


E Phd BC



College/ University



Function Notes

Official copies of the Graduate Management Aptitude Test (GMAT) and/or the Graduate Record Exam (GRE) scores are required. The former is preferable for all areas except Management Science, where the latter is preferred. There are no official cut-off levels for these scores, but the average score of successful applicants is about the 95th percentile. Official GMAT scores must be sent to the PhD Office (code LQS-CP-45). Official GRE scores should be sent to 0965 (Institution code); 4201 (Department/Subject Code).

COMM 545 or alternative (transport economics) Program: http://www.sauder.ubc.ca/phd/admissions/requirements.cfm


COMM 643 (transport and logistics workshop)COMM 644 (advanced topics in transportation)COMM 691 (analytical methods of policy analysis)COMM 693 (research method 1) - requiredCOMM 548 (directed studies)COMM 649 (PhD Thesis) - requiredCOMM 581 (statistical methodology I)COMM 582 (statistical methodology II)COMM 583 (forecasting and time series analysis)BAPA 503 (cost benefit analysis)BAPA 504 (public sector evaluation methods)ECON 500 (micro-economics I)ECON 522 (economic application of game theory)ECON 526 (probability and statistics for use in economics)ECON 527 (econometric methods of economics research)ECON 541 (economic development I)ECON 565 (market structure)ECON 566 (business performance)ECON 581 (cost benefit analysis)Logistics and Supply Chain Management Stream CoursesCOMM 543 (transport and logistics workshop)COMM 545 or alternative (transport economics)COMM 644 (advanced topics in transportation)COMM 693 (research method 1)--requiredCOMM 548 (directed studies)COMM 649 (PhD Thesis)--requiredCOMM 515 (foundations of optimization--LP)COMM 517 (discrete optimization I)COMM 581 (statistical methodology I)COMM 582 (statistical methodology II)COMM 583 (forecasting and time series analysis)COMM 585 (applied stochastic process I)COMM 586 (dynamic programming and stochastic control)COMM 520 (advanced topics in organizational behaviour)COMM 591 (management strategy and policy)



College/ University



Function Notes

COMM 612 (advanced topics in optimization)COMM 661 (analytical methods and models in marketing)COMM 694 (seminar in research methodology II)COMM 696 (applied research in policy analysis and strategyBAIT 503 (developing transaction processing systems)BAIT 501 (business modeling for information systems)BAMS 504 (visual simulation)BAMS 515 (total quality management)BABS 502 (forecasting for management)BATL 500 (transportation services management)Sample Program SequenceA typical schedule for a PhD student in TLOG might beYear 1 Fall COMM 693 (Research Methods), and two or three electivesYear 1 Winter COMM 644 (advanced topics in transportation) and two or three electivesYear 1 Summer Summer research paperYear 2 Fall Teaching Methods and two or three elective coursesYear 2 Winter three or four elective coursesYear 2 Summer Comprehensive examYears 3 and 4 Preparation of presentation of thesis proposal and preparation and defense of thesis

All applicants must satisfy the University's basic undergraduate admission requirements and must meet other admission criteria as stipulated by the admitting faculty.

TLOG is a unique multi-disiplinary concentration, requiring courses in the Haskayne School of Business and in other faculties of the university .

School: http://www.haskayne.ucalgary.ca


Admission to all programs at the University of Calgary will be on a competitive basis. For each faculty/program, the final minimum average(s) required to secure an offer of admission will be determined once the qualifications of the applicant pool have been assessed.

Students taking a TLOG concentration must take the following courses: Program: http://www.haskayne.ucalgary.ca/programs/undergrad/bcomm/programs/undergrad/bcomm/tlog/index.html


* Transportation Systems and Analysis (TRAN 301) * Materials and Supply Chain Management (OPMA 401)One of the following courses: * Field Investigation in Operations Management (OPMA 411) * Group Project in Transportation Issues (TRAN 499)And three of the following courses*: * Economic Analysis of Transportation (ECON 371) * Regulatory Economics (ECON 477) * Introduction to Economic and Transportation Geography (GEOG 341)

* Business Negotiations (HROD 493) * Business-To-Business Marketing (MKTG 433) * Services Marketing (MKTG 487) * Service Operations Management (OPMA 405) * Introduction to Project Management (OPMA 407) * Computer Simulation for Business (OPMA 409) * Introduction to Public Policy Analysis (POLI 357)

University of Calgary

Bachelor of Commerce – Concentration in Transportation and Logistics

Haskayne School ofBusiness

E B Comm Degree 4 years AB



College/ University



Function Notes

* Introduction to Transportation Planning (TRAN 473) * Independent Research in Transportation Issues (TRAN 599)*At least one of these courses must be from the Haskayne School of Business and at least one must be outside the Haskayne School of Business.

All applicants must satisfy the University's basic undergraduate admission requirements and must meet other admission criteria as stipulated by the admitting faculty.

* Materials and Supply Chain Management (OPMA 401) School: http://www.haskayne.ucalgary.ca


Admission to all programs at the University of Calgary will be on a competitive basis. For each faculty/program, the final minimum average(s) required to secure an offer of admission will be determined once the qualifications of the applicant pool have been assessed.

* Managing Quality in Products and Service (OPMA 403) Program: http://www.haskayne.ucalgary.ca/programs/undergrad/bcomm/admissions/


High school applicants are considered on the basis of their average over the five appropriate subjects. However, if an applicant has taken more than two half-course equivalent transfer courses, the average over the transfer courses will also be considered. The high school average will not be considered for applicants presenting eight or more half-course equivalent transfer courses.

* Service Operations Management (OPMA 405)

* Introduction to Project Management (OPMA 407) * Computer Simulation for Business (OPMA 409) * Field Investigation in Operations Management (OPMA 411)

* Advanced Spreadsheet Modeling using VBA: Business Applications (OPMA 413) * Business Analysis Using Spreadsheets (OPMA 415)And one of the following courses: * Cost Accounting (ACCT 361) * Principles of Entrepreneurship (ENTI 381) * Opportunity Identification (ENTI 401) * New Venture Start-Up (ENTI 405) * Corporate Risk Management (FNCE 479) * Organizational Analysis and Change (HROD 403)

B Comm Degree 4 years option AB University of Calgary

Bachelor of Commerce – Concentration in Operations Management

Haskayne School ofBusiness

E



College/ University



Function Notes

* Business Negotiations (HROD 493) * Information Systems Analysis and Design (MGIS 333)

* Enterprise Resource Planning (MGIS 465) * Electronic Commerce (MGIS 467) * Management of International Trade (MGST 571) * Marketing Research (MKTG 465) * Management of Marketing Channels (MKTG 479) * International Business (SGMA 575) * Computational Optimization and Economic Applications I (ECON 305)

* Computer Applications in Economics (ECON 311) * Introduction to Econometrics I (ECON 395) * Economic Analysis of Transportation (ECON 371) * Game Theory and Strategic Thinking for the Social Sciences (ECON 373) * Introduction to Transportation Planning (TRAN 473 or ENCI 473) * Technology and Society (ENGG 481) * Quality Assurance (ENMF 411) * Integrated Manufacturing Systems I (ENMF 415) * Introduction to Industrial Design (EVDS 533) * Introduction to Economic and Transportation Geography (GEOG 341)

* Advanced Economic and Transportation Geography (GEOG 441) * Transportation Systems and Analysis (TRAN 301)

School: http://conted.ucalgary.ca


Program: http://conted.ucalgary.ca/business/professionaldesignations/freight/index.html


B116


AB University of Calgary

Certificate in International Freight Forwarding

Continuing Education Professional Designations

E Certificate 2 semesters with 39hours of classroom time each

Semester 1 topics include: introduction to basic study skills, understanding freight forwarding, terms of trade, land transportation, air freight and ocean freight. Semester 2 topics include: commercial documentation, cargo security, transborder land transportation, export packaging and warehousing, transport insurance, international payments, alternative methods, costing and quoting, and dangerous goods.



College/ University



Function Notes



Program: http://conted.ucalgary.ca/business/professionaldesignations/freight/index.html


Candidates must pass all exams for the following modules School: http://conted.ucalgary.ca


Basics of Supply Chain Management Program: http://conted.ucalgary.ca/business/professionaldesignations/operations/cpim.html


Master Planning of ResourcesDetailed Scheduling and PlanningExecution and Control of OperationsStrategic Management of Resources



Program: http://conted.ucalgary.ca/business/professionaldesignations/purchasing/cpp.html


Course topics include avoiding legal risk in contracting and competitive bidding, contracting for construction services, drafting contracts, legal issues in electronic commerce and managing legal risk.



Update on Competitive Bidding Law 2006 (Winnipeg) Program: https://dciwasp.admin.ucalgary.ca/webapp/ce_course/?treekey=009D40F76


Update on Procurement Law 2006 (Winnipeg)Drafting Contracts - 1Drafting Contracts - 1 (Edmonton)Basics of Supply Chain Management (Module 1) School:

http://conted.ucalgary.ca

A113 Purchasing - ManagerialAB In cooperation with PMAC

AB


Purchasing and Contract Management Seminars

Continuing Education Professional

E

CertificateUniversity of Calgary

Purchasing and Competitive Bidding Law


E

Principles of Buying, Principles of Inventory and Operations Control, Principles of Transportation and logistics, Principles of Quality.


AB In conjunction with APICS


Certified Professional Purchaser Continuing Education Professional Designations

E Certificate 2 sessions

AB In conjunction with APICS


Certified in Productions and Inventory Management


E Certificate 5 modules – 1.5 years


Certified Supply Chain Professional


E CSPC Designation 4 months This course covers the following four domains: Supply Chain Management Fundamentals; Building Competitive Operations, Planning, and Logistics; Managing Customer and Supplier Relationships; and Using Information Technology to Enable Supply Chain Management. All examinations are administered through APICS and participants must have access to the Internet to take full advantage of the CSCP Learning System, included in the course fee.



College/ University



Function Notes

Master Planning of Resources (Module 2) Program: https://dciwasp.admin.ucalgary.ca/webapp/ce_course/?treekey=009D40F75


Contract Administration: A Purchasing PerspectiveCreating Effective Competitive Bid DocumentsCreating Effective Competitive Bid Documents (Edmonton)Creating Effective Competitive Bid Documents (Winnipeg)

Detailed Scheduling and Planning (Module 3)Basics of Supply Chain Management (Module 1)Contract Administration: A Purchasing PerspectiveCertified Supply Chain Professional (CSCP)Execution and Control of Operations (Module 4)Master Planning of Resources (Module 2) Creating Effective Competitive Bid Documents

School: http://www.umanitoba.ca


Program: http://www.umanitoba.ca/student/admissions/programs/business/







University of Manitoba

Certificate in Logistics Program I.H. Asper School of Business

E Certificate - CITT designation

13 weeks LOGISTICS FUNDAMENTALS ECONOMIC APPLICATIONS IN TRANSPORTATIONLEGAL ISSUES IN TRANSPORTATIONTRANSPORTATION POLICY AND REGULATION RISK ASSESSMENT AND SAFETY MARKETING SERVICES

MB

MB


Bachelor of Commerce with Specialization in Operational Research/Operations Management

I.H. Asper School ofBusiness

E Degree 4 years

Degree 4 yearsUniversity of Manitoba

Bachelor of Commerce with Specialization in International Business


E


Bachelor of Commerce with Specialization in Supply Chain Management


E Degree 4 years MB

Designations



College/ University



Function Notes

ADM 3625 Managerial Forecasting School: www.unbf.ca


ADM 3626 Managerial Decision Analysis Program: http://www.unbf.ca/business/bba/bba_concentrations.php

ADM 3627 Managerial Data AnalysisADM 3685 Total Quality ManagementADM 4615 Operations Management IADM 4616 Operations Management IIADM 4645 Special Topics in Quantitative MethodsADM 4655 Global Manufacturing SystemsADM 4656 Location TheoryADM 4675 Network AnalysisADM 4677 Inventory ManagementADM 4685 Methods of Quality ControlADM 4686 Project Management ADM 4687 SchedulingADM 4690 Supply Chain Management

University of New Brunswick - Saint John

http://www.unbsj.ca

University of Saskatchewan

Bachelor of Commerce in Production and Operations Management

College of Commerce

E 4 year program -Introduction to Management Accounting-Management Science-Business Decision Making II-Business Forecasting-Business Policy I-Purchasing and Materials Management-Total Quality Management-Management Skills-Supply Chain Management and E-Commerce

No http://www.commerce.usask.ca/programs/undergrad/om_courses.asp

SK

University of Toronto

Operations Management: A Mathematical Approach - course only

Management E MGTC74H Credit One semester Introduction to the broad scope and major strategic, tactical, and operational decisions in Operations Management. Topics include: forecasting, long-range capacity planning, location and layout of facilities, aggregate planning, project management, inventory control, and production scheduling.

http://www.utsc.utoronto.ca/courses/calendar/Management.html

ON Toronto

1) Grade 12 graduation, GED or equivalent

Term 1: School: www.vcc.ca A373 Transportation - Managerial

2) Basic keyboarding skills Name Course Code Credits Program: http://www.vcc.ca/programs/detail.cfm?WPGM_DIVISION_ID=2&WPGM_PROGRAM_ID=111


Introduction to Transportation TRLG 1103 4.0 Geography TRLG 1102 1.0 Economics TRLG 1104 1.0 Business Communication TRLG 1101 2.0 Introduction to Computers TRLG 1105 4.0 Term 2: Name Course Code Credits

NB

Vancouver Community College (VCC)

Transportation Logistics CertificateProgram

Business Programs

E Certificate 9 Months BC

Applicants from New Brunswick secondary institutions must have a minimum graduating average of 75%. Applicants also must complete English 122 (minimum grade of 65%), Trigonometry and Advanced Mathematics with an Introduction to Calculus (minimum of 65%), and appropriate electives. Applicants from other provinces must have equivalent performance in comparable high school courses, in accord with the Faculty’s and the University’s admission regulations.

BBA Degree 4 yearsUniversity of New Brunswick - Fredericton

BBA with concentration in Operations Management

Faculty of Business Administration

E



College/ University



Function Notes

Business Law TRLG 1206 1.0 Introduction to Accounting TRLG 1207 2.0 Logistics 1 TRLG 1208 4.0 Marketing and Sales TRLG 1209 2.0 Practical Transportation Study 1 TRLG 1210 3.0 Term 3 Name Course Code Credits Supervisory Skills TRLG 1311 2.0 Transportation Accounting 1 TRLG 1312 2.0 Logistics 2 TRLG 1308 4.0 Practical Transportation Study 2 TRLG 1310 4.0Principles of Buying School:

www.vaniercollege.qc.ca


Principles of Transportation Program: http://www.vaniercollege.qc.ca/conted/lifeskills.html#pmac


Wilfrid Laurier University

BBA with concentration in Supply Chain Management

School of Business and Administration

E -Procurement and Supply Management,-Supply Chain Management,- Information Systems for Supply Chain Management,- Transportation and Facilities Management

No http://www.wlu.ca/calendars/program.php?cal=1&d=314&p=452&s=93&y=12#Supply_Chain_Management

ON A016 Senior Management – Managerial


Vanier College PMAC Courses Life skills courses E Certificate 2 courses – 45 hours each

QC



College/ University



Function Notes

Wilfrid Laurier University

Masters with concentration in Supply Chain Management

School of Business and Administration

E A four-year bachelor's degree or equivalent from a university or college of recognized standing with a minimum of a second-class honours or a B standing in the final year of the undergraduate program (the equivalent of 10 courses). Additional courses that are completed after the requirements for the bachelor's degree have been met will be calculated into the final year GPA. To be considered for admission, the re-calculated GPA must be at least a B.

Evidence of quantitative skills by providing an acceptable score on the quantitative section of the GMAT, or by successful completion (within the last five years) of an undergraduate course in calculus or statistics. All other qualifications (i.e., work experience and GPA requirements) must be met before a course will be considered in lieu of the GMAT. The co-op program requires the GMAT.

Normally two years of full-time work experience or six co-op work terms (this requirement is waived for applicants to the full-time MBA co-op program).

Letters of reference. Normally one

MBA The Waterloo full-time program 2 months of full-time study.

The Waterloo full-time program with co-op option 20 months (3 terms of study and two terms of co-op).

The Waterloo part-time evening program, offered through late afternoon and evening courses, normal load is two courses per term for three terms a year.

The Toronto weekend format programs are offered Friday evenings and Saturdays on alternate weeks.

AccountingFinancial ManagementMarketingManagement and Organizational BehaviourOperations ManagementStrategic ManagementBrand Communication ManagementEntrepreneurshipSupply Chain ManagementInternational Business Management

Yes http://www.wlu.ca/calendars/program.php?cal=3&d=336&p=501&s=155&y=20

ON WaterlooToronto

Winnipeg Technical College

www.wtc.mb.ca MB

Yellowquill College www.yellowquillcollege.mb.ca

MB

York University BBA with a concentration in Operations Management and Information Systems

Schulich School of Business

E BBA 4 year program Elective courses include Business Information Systems Analysis, Models and Applications in Operational Research, Inventory Management and Database Management Systems.

No http://www.yorku.ca/web/futurestudents/programs/template.asp?id=581

ON A016 Senior Management – Managerial

Yukon College www.yukoncollege.yk.ca

YT