Advanced Supply Chain Management

CanadaTaught in EnglishOpen to international students

Why students choose Douglas College

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Flexible study options including online and part-time programs

About Advanced Supply Chain Management

At Douglas College, applications for the Jan 2027 intake are due by Dec 31, 2026; tuition is See costs broken down into categories including tuition fees, textbooks, student activity fees, U-Pass and more..

This programme focuses on advanced supply chain operations and management. Students develop skills in logistics, inventory planning, global sourcing, project management, and procurement law. The curriculum includes quantitative modeling, knowledge management, and business strategy. Graduates are prepared for professional designations in supply chain management.

Focus areas include Logistics, Inventory Planning, Global Sourcing, Project Management, Procurement Law, Supply Chain Strategy.

Two years; 60 credits; optional co-op education program with 9 additional credits; full-time or part-time study.

Graduates enter roles such as procurement manager, inventory control manager, purchasing agent, and supply chain analyst.

Applicants must have an undergraduate degree from a recognized institution. Non-English speakers must meet English language proficiency requirements. Completion of Pre-Calculus or Foundations of Math 12 is recommended.

On-campus; full-time or part-time; two years.

About Douglas College

Douglas College's campuses in Coquitlam, New Westminster, and Surrey offer modern facilities set within accessible urban communities. Classrooms, labs, and student spaces are designed for collaboration and hands-on learning. The atmosphere emphasizes support, with resources tailored to help students succeed academically and personally. International students join a network of programs that blend university-level coursework with career-focused training.