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CSCSC
Post-secondary NOC Code Review
Last updated: 5/27/2008
College/
Program Name
University
Atlantic Transport Forklift Operator
Training Academy
Faculty/ Program Lang
Area
N/A
E
Algonquin College Bachelor of Applied Business - e- School of Business E
of Applied Arts and Business Supply Chain
Technology
Management (ESCM)
Pre-reqs
Credential Earned
Length
Course Titles
Co-op?
Courses can be tailored to meet individual company needs, and the content
can be directed to your specific equipment and situation.
Ontario Secondary School Diploma
Bachelor Degree
(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.)
4 Years
Introduction to Operations and Supply Chain Management
Financial Accounting
Microeconomics
Computer Applications
Communications I
Business Fundamentals
e-Business Concepts
Management Information Sys.
Marketing I
Macroeconomics
Communications II
Law
Basics of SCM/ERP
Marketing II
Managerial Accounting
Quantitative Methods
Speaking and Presentations
Business Analysis
Purchasing Management
ERP and SAP
Manufacturing Processes and Systems
Co-op Preparation
Project Management
e-Business Systems Analysis and Development
Object Oriented Programming for e-Business Applications
Master Planning of Resources
Computer Programming, Analysis and Design
Issues in Public Sector Procurement and Contracting
Business Configuration with SAP
Logistics
Computer Networks and Data Communications
Detailed Scheduling and Planning
Project Human Resources and Communications Management
Quality Management
Forecasting
Free Elective I
Business Finance
Execution and Control of Operations
Lean Principles
Production Planning and Execution (SAP)
Database Management
Cyber Law
Organizational Design, Development and Governance
eSCM Degree Project
Strategic Management of Resources
Customer Relationship Management
Workplace Health and Safety
Free Elective II
Website
PR
City
NB
School:
www.atlantictransp
ort.com
Program:
http://www.atlantictr
ansport.com/Heavy
%20Equipment%20
Operator.htm
Yes
www.algonquincolle ON
ge.com
Ottawa
NOC
Code
B571
Function
Transportation - Operational
H812
Warehousing - Operational
A016
Senior Management – Managerial
A113
A373
A141
Purchasing - Managerial
Transportation - Managerial
Warehousing - Managerial
Notes
CSCSC
College/
University
Program Name
Area
E
Assiniboine
Business Administration Diploma - Business
Administration
Community College Logistics Management
Specialization Distance
Distance Education
Pre-reqs
Credential Earned
Length
A complete Manitoba Senior 4 (Grade Diploma plus recognition for Must complete
the first two levels of the
12) including:
within 5 years (or
three-level Canadian
ask for extension)
English 40G/40S ro equivalent
Institute of Traffic and
Pre-Calculus, Applied or Consumer
Transportation (CITT)
Mathematics 40S or equivalent
program
Or equivalent standing in an adult
education program
Bissett School of
Business – Mount
Royal College
International Business and Supply Applied Degree
Chain Management Applied
Program
Degree
E
There are three categories of
admission to Mount Royal College:
Course Titles
Enterprise Architecture
Accounting Principles
Co-op?
Website
Optional practical
component
School:
MB
www.assiniboine.ne
t
- Business Mathematics
- Business Project
PR
NOC
Code
Function
A016
A113
A373
A141
AB
School:
http://business.mtro
yal.ca
A016
Program:
yal.ca/supplychain/
admissionreqs.php
A113
A373
A141
Program:
http://public.assinib
oine.net/xDefault.as
px?tabid=60&mid=3
75&prgField=Descri
ption&prgID=%201
38
- Commercial Transactions Law
Degree
4 years
- 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
Semester One
High School Standing
Intermediate Composition - ENGL 2201 OR
Post-secondary Standing
Mature Standing
any 2200-level (or higher) English
Financial Accounting Concepts - ADMN 1121
2 year paid work
experience
City
Notes
CSCSC
College/
University
Program Name
Area
Pre-reqs
Credential Earned
Faculty of
E
Continued
Education –
Certificate Program
Introduction to Supply Chain
Management and Introduction to
Procurement Strategies
Co-op?
Website
PR
City
NOC
Code
Function
Notes
A016
In conjunction with
PMAC
A113
Arts and Science Requirement
English Language Arts 30-1 - 60%
Pure Mathematics 30 - 60%
Supply Chain Management
Extension Certificate
Course Titles
Principles
of Marketing - ADMN 1150
The admission category that the
applicant will be considered under will
be determined by the College
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:
Bissett School of
Business – Mount
Royal College
Length
Certificate
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
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
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
Complete the nine Introduction to Supply Chain Management, Introduction to Procurement
required courses Strategies in Supply Chain Management, Strategic Procurement in Supply
plus a Final
Chain Management, Inventory, Warehousing & Analysis in Supply Chain
Assessment Paper Management, Technology & E-Procurement in Supply Chain Management,
AB
School:
yal.ca
CSCSC
College/
University
Bissett School of
Business – Mount
Royal College
Bissett School of
Business – Mount
Royal College
Program Name
Forum for International Trade
Training (FITTskills) Extension
Certificate - Fast Track
Certificate in Purchasing
Area
Faculty of
E
Continued
Education –
Certificate Program
Faculty of
E
Continued
Education –
Certificate Program
Pre-reqs
Credential Earned
Length
Course Titles
(201 hours)
Planning
& Scheduling in Supply Chain Management, Project Management An Overview, Managing High Performance Teams, Effective Workplace
Communication
Program:
yal.ca/supplychain/
program.shtml
Completion of any 4 FITT 8 – 45 hour
skills courses leads to a
courses
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).
Global Entrepreneurship (Course 1), International Marketing (Module 2),
International Trade Finance (Course 3), International Trade Logistics
(Module 4), International Market Entry & Distribution (Course 5), International
Trade Research (Course 6, Legal Aspects of International Trade (Module 7),
International Trade Management (Module 8)
School:
AB
yal.ca
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 seminar
credits. These
courses may be
taken in any order.
Co-op?
Website
PR
Program:
http://conted.mtroya
l.ca/fitt/
PMAC: Principles of Buying
PMAC: Principles of Inventory & Operations Control
PMAC: Principles of Quality
PMAC: Principles of Transportation & Logistics
School:
AB
yal.ca
Program:
l.ca/purchasing/
City
NOC
Code
A373
Function
A141
A016
A113
A373
A141
A113
B315
Purchasing - Tactical
G133
Notes
In conjunction with
PMAC
CSCSC
College/
Program Name
University
Area
Bow Valley College Customs and Logistics Certificate Continued
E
Online Program
Education
Pre-reqs
Credential Earned
Length
Course Titles
Certificate
210 hours – over
14 weeks
Customs and Logistics – Statutes and Regulations (30 Hours) Customs
Administration I (30 Hours)
Brokerage and Logistics I (30 Hours)
Co-op?
Website
PR
School:
AB
www.bowvalleycoll
ege.ca
Program:
http://www.bowvalle
ycollege.ca/courses
_programs/continui
ng_ed/customs_logi
stics.htm
City
NOC
Code
B116
Function
Notes
Transportation - Tactical
Online
A312
Postal and Courier Services
Managers
B315,
B116
G113
A114
Inventory/Material Control Managerial
Customs Administration II (30 Hours)
Brokerage and Logistics II (30 Hours)
Customs Administration III (30 Hours)
Customs Computer Applications (30 Hours)
British Columbia
Institute of
Technology
International Management
Associate Certificate Part time
Program
School of Business- E
Associate
Certificate Part time
Program
Certificate
8 courses
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
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/st
udy/programs/6210
acert
BC
CSCSC
College/
University
British Columbia
Institute of
Technology
Program Name
Technology Diploma of
Technology
Area
Full time Diploma E
of Technology
Pre-reqs
Credential Earned
Length
Course Titles
High school graduation
Diploma
2 years
Co-op?
Website
PR
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
BC
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:
udy/programs/7480
diplt
Math 11 (C+)
City
NOC
Code
A016
Function
Notes
In Accordance with
CITT
B315
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
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
G113
A114
CSCSC
College/
University
British Columbia
Institute of
Technology
Program Name
Area
International trade and
School of
E
Transportation Logistics Part Time Business
Management Certificate
Pre-reqs
Credential Earned
Length
Course Titles
Certificate
47 credits
Co-op?
Website
PR
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
BC
2. Complete 3.0 credits from the following: Credits, MT 1150 Transportation
Systems (CITT) 3.0, MT 1204 Freight Forwarding 1 3.0
Program:
udy/programs/7460
mcert
City
NOC
Code
B315
Function
Notes
In Accordance
with CITT
B116
3. Complete 3.0 credits from the following: Credits T 1205 Freight
Forwarding 2 3.0, MT 2251 Logistics Processes (CITT) 3.0
G113
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
A312
B415
A141
B315
G133
B116
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
British Columbia
Institute of
Technology
International Trade Training Part
time Credential
Part time Credential E
Diploma of International
Trade from FITT
8 courses –
courses are 1
month each
FITT 0100 Global Entrepreneurship 0.0
FITT 0105 International Trade Research 0.0
FITT 0110 International Trade Finance 0.0
FITT 0115 International Trade Logistics 0.0
FITT 0120 International Market Entry and Distribution 0.0
School:
www.bcit.ca
Program:
udy/programs/6065
nobcit
Credential not
offered by BCIT
Certification offered
by the Forum for
International Trade
Training (FITT)
CSCSC
College/
University
Program Name
Area
Pre-reqs
Credential Earned
Length
Course Titles
Co-op?
Website
PR
City
NOC
Code
FITT 0125 International Marketing 0.0
Function
Notes
B576
British Columbia
Institute of
Technology
Operations Management
Facilities Management Option Part-time
Part time
E
Management
Certificate Program
Certificate
45 credits
Problem Solving/Decision Making
British Columbia
Institute of
Technology
Operations Management Materials Part-Time
E
Management Option – Part Time Management
Certificate program
FITT 0130 Legal Aspects of International Trade 0.0
FITT 0135 International Trade Management 0.0
Construction Documents and Contracts
School:
BC
www.bcit.ca
Program:
udy/programs/690f
mcert
Business and Technical Reports
Certificate
46 Credits
Accounting for the Manager
Occupational Health and Safety
Basic Mathematics of Finance
Project Planning and Scheduling
Facility Planning and Design
Operations Management Fundamentals
Advanced Computer Integrated Facilities Management
2. Complete a minimum of 3.0 credits from the following:
Supervisory Skills
Principles of Management
3. Complete 12.0 credits from the following list of electives
AutoCAD 1
AutoCAD 2
Quality Management for Service Industries
ArchiCAD 6.5 Level 1
Introduction to Computer Integrated Facilities Management
ArchiCAD 7.0 Level
Planning and Scheduling with MS Project
OPMT 2287
Project Cost Estimating
Business Information Systems 2 (Spreadsheets)
OPMT 3125
Facility Management Using the Internet3.0
Production and Inventory Control
School:
www.bcit.ca
A312
A414
A141
BC
B415
APIC 1171 - Basics of Supply Chain Management
Inventory/Material Control In conjunction with
APICS
Managerial
Inventory/Material Control - Tactical
B574
APIC 1172 - Master Planning of Resources
APIC 1173 - Detailed Scheduling and Planning:
APIC 1174 - Execution and Control of Operations
APIC 1175 - Strategic Management of Resources
Business Administration
BUSA 1305 - Supervisory Skills
BUSA 2005 - Principles of Management
Communication
COMM 2203 - Business and Technical Reports
Financial Management
FMGT 1152 - Accounting for the Manager
Human Resource Management
HRMG 2805 - Occupational Health and Safety
OPMT 1102 - Basic Mathematics of Finance
Program:
udy/programs/690d
mcert
G133
A141
In conjunction with
the International
Facilities
Management
Association (IFMA)
B.C. Chapter.
CSCSC
College/
University
British Columbia
Institute of
Technology
Program Name
Production and Inventory
Management – Part-time
Credential not offered by BCIT
Area
Part-time Credential E
– not offered by
BCIT
Pre-reqs
Basics of Supply Chain Management
Exam
Credential Earned
Length
No Credential earned –
7 Modules
Assists in becoming certified
in:
Management (CPIM)
Course Titles
NOC
Code
Function
Notes
A016
A113
Inventory Management
Just-in-Time (IT)
A141
B415
BCIT, in
cooperation with
APICS, offers a
series of courses
that assist
individuals in
becoming certified
in two
internationally
recognized
certification
programs.
B116
B576
G133
B315
B414
OPMT 1105 - Engineering Economics
OPMT 1106 - Quality Assurance Fundamentals
OPMT 1107 - Quality Management for Service Industries
OPMT 1116 - Vendor Quality Management
OPMT 1175 - Warehouse Management 1
OPMT 1191 - Purchasing
OPMT 1192 - Inventory Planning and Control
OPMT 1193 - Facility Planning and Design
OPMT 1198 - Operations Management Fundamentals
OPMT 1344 - Total Quality Management (TQM) in Manufacturing
OPMT 2275 - Warehouse Management 2
OPMT 2298 - Business Process Improvement
Transportation and Distribution
TDMT 1409 - Canada Customs and NAFTA
Modules:
Co-op?
Website
PR
BC
Program:
udy/programs/6060
nobcit
City
Master Planning
Material and Capacity Requirements Planning
Production Activity Control
Systems and Technologies
Brock University
School:
http://www.brocku.c
www.cambrianc.on. ON
ca
Cambrian College
of Applied Arts and
Technology
Camosun College Import/Export Basics for Business Business and
Leadership Skills
Programs and
Courses
E
Camosun College
Business and
Leadership Skills
Programs and
Courses
E
Business and
Leadership Skills
Programs and
E
Camosun College
Certificate In Purchasing
Principles of Quality
7 sessions
Certificate
School:
BC
www.camosun.bc.c
a
Course:
http://www.camosu
n.bc.ca/ce/business
_leadership.php#B
SNS517V
Principles of Buying, 2 of the remaining 3 Principles courses, 4 PMAC
Seminar credits
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,
BC
School:
www.camosun.bc.c
a
Course:
http://www.camosu
n.bc.ca/ce/business
_leadership.php#B
SNS517V
School:
BC
www.camosun.bc.c
a
Course only
In conjunction with
PMAC
In conjunction with
PMAC
CSCSC
College/
University
Camosun College
Canadian Training
Institute
Program Name
Principles of Transportation and
Logistics
Area
Courses
Business and
Leadership Skills
Programs and
Courses
Pre-reqs
Credential Earned
E
Length
15 sessions
License
Course Titles
Co-op?
Website
PR
City
NOC
Code
B574
Function
Quality
Assessment, Control and Assurance, The Human Aspect and the
ISO 9000
Course:
http://www.camosu
n.bc.ca/ce/business
_leadership.php#B
SNS517V
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.
School:
BC
www.camosun.bc.c
a
C133
Logistics Information Systems Tactical
Course:
http://www.camosu
n.bc.ca/ce/business
_leadership.php#B
SNS517V
A373
A141
Notes
Inventory/Material Control - Tactical
In conjunction with
PMAC
CSCSC
College/
Program Name
University
Canadore College Certificate of Purchasing
of Applied Arts and
Technology
Canadore College Supply Chain and Logistics
of Applied Arts and
Technology
Supply Chain and
Logistics –
Continuing
Education
E
Pre-reqs
Credential Earned
Length
This certificate is available to entryCertificate
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.
Candidates are required to have a two
or three-year
Certificate
11 courses – 45
hours each
Course Titles
Co-op?
Website
PR
City
NOC
Code
G133
Function
Notes
IN conjunction with
PMAC
Mandatory course: Principles of Buying
School:
ON
www.canadorec.on.
ca
Plus two of the following:
Program:
http://www.canador
ec.on.ca/Programs/
ConEd/upload/ccco
nedfall06.pdf
A113
School:
ON
www.canadorec.on.
ca
B415
Program:
http://www.canador
ec.on.ca/Programs/
ConEd/upload/ccco
nedfall06.pdf
A113
Principles of Transportation and Logistics
Principles of Inventory and Operations Control
Plus four PMAC Seminar Credits
Seminar credits are available directly through the PMAC.
SCM105 Strategic Leadership
Management -
college diploma or equivalent from
programs in
SCM210 Logistics Systems II
Ontario Graduate Certificate*
Business, Civil Engineering, Hospitality,
Information
SCM110 Logistics Systems I
A373
Technology, Transportation or
significant work
experience.
SCM215 Global Logistics
A141
SCM120 Project Leadership
SCM225 Placement
SCM100 Information Systems
SCM200 Communications
SCM115 Purchasing
SCM220 Marketing
SCM205 Financial Systems
B315
G133
B116
B571
H812
Canadore College Forklift Operator Training
of Applied Arts and
Technology
Capilano College
Area
Business
E
Management
–Continuing
Education
Transportation and E
Logistics –
Continuing
Education
Students must have some previous
experience in driving a lift truck
certificate of completion
8 hours
ON
School:
www.canadorec.on.
ca
Program:
http://www.canador
ec.on.ca/Programs/
ConEd/upload/ccco
nedfall06.pdf
www.capcollege.bc. BC
ca
CSCSC
College/
Program Name
University
Carleton University International Business
Area
School of Business E
Pre-reqs
Credential Earned
B comm. Degree
Length
Course Titles
4 years 2.5 Concentration Core Credits:
BUSI 3703 – International and Comparative Management
Carleton University Operations Management
B comm. Degree
BUSI 3704 – The Environment of International Business
BUSI 4205 – International Marketing
BUSI 4706 – International Human Resources Management
BUSI 4707 – Regionalism and Globalization
Concentration 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 States
BUSI 4708 – International Expansion and Operations
AND
1.0 credit must be chosen from:
EURR 4005 – Environmental Problems & Politics in East/Central Europe &
Eurasia
ECON 3601 – Introduction to International Trade
ECON 3602 – International Monetary Problems
ECON 3508 – Introduction to Economic Development
ECON 3808 – The Economics of Transition
ECON 4806 – Comparative Economic Systems I
GEOG 2200 – Global Change: Economy, Culture, and Environment
GEOG 3209 – Sustainability and Environment in the South
GEOG 3404 – Economic Geography
LAWS 3207 – International Transactions
LAWS 3208 – International Trade Regulation
LAWS 4200 – International Economic Law
PSCI 2601 – International Relations: Global Politics
PSCI 2602 – International Relations: Global Political Economy
PSCI 3600 – International Institutions
4 years 2.0 concentration core credits:
BUSI 3308 -- Simulation Methods in Business
BUSI 4302 -- Management of Quality
BUSI 4303 -- Supply Chain Management
BUSI 4607 -- Management of Technology and Innovation
2.5 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
Co-op?
Website
PR
City
Ottawa
NOC
Code
A016
Option available
School:
www.carelton.ca
ON
ON
School:
www.carelton.ca
Program:
http://sprott.carleton
.ca/academic_progr
ams/om.html
Function
Ottawa
A016
A113
A373
A141
Program:http://admi
ssions.carleton.ca/p
rograms/ugprogram
.htm?dd=153B
Notes
CSCSC
College/
University
Program Name
Carleton University - Professional Certificate in LEAN
Sprott School of
Business
Carlton Trail
Regional College
Cégep AndréLaurendeau
Area
Sprott School of
Business
Pre-reqs
Credential Earned
Length
Course Titles
BUSI 4406 -- Decision Making and Support Systems
STAT 3503 -- Regression Analysis
STAT 3504 -- Analysis of Variance and Experimental Design
STAT 3507 -- Sampling Methodology
12 days Module 1:
a. Introduction to Lean and Six Sigma
b. Enterprise Value Stream Mapping(TM)
Module 2:
a. Productive and Ergonomically Safe Workplaces
b. Improve the Capacity Without Adding Resources
Module 3:
a. Eliminate Costly Delays/Waste/Interruptions in Your Processes
b. Move to Perfection - Six Sigma Analytical Method
E
Co-op?
Website
http://www.carleton. ON
ca/ppd/indepth/lean
.htm
www.ctrc.sk.ca
D.E.C. technique
Techniques de la
logistique du
transport
F
Diplôme d'études secondaires;
mathématiques 436 ou 526
Programme reconnu par le Cours offerts par
CITT, certaines
session
équivalences sont
possibles;
Baccalauréat en génie des
opérations et de la logistique
de 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.
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)
PR
City
NOC
Code
Function
Notes
A373
Administrateur lettres de
(cross-reference
crédits/amendements
CITT)
Commis à l'import/export
Commis transport et douannes
Coordonnateur transport
Coordonnateur logistique
Coordonnateur à l'importation
Coordonnateur fret/import/export
Commis logistique
Courtier en transport
Consultant adjoint junior
Chargé de projets
Magasinier
Responsable production
Tarificateur
Assistant logistique et service
clientèle
Planificateur production
Opérateur
Soutien aux opérations et transport
Préposé au transport
Directeur de comptes
Gestionnaire de comptes
internationaux
Technicien en transport
Planificateur des chargements
Répartiteur
Technicien aux opérations
Manutentionnaire
Ottawa
SK
www.claurendeau.q QC
c.ca
Montréal
CSCSC
College/
University
Program Name
Length
Course Titles
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)
www.claurendeau.q
c.ca
Montréal
NOC
Code
B415
A.E.C. (formation continue)
Logistique
intermodale
internationale
F
Mathématiques 436
Cours offerts par
session
Introduction à la gestion de la chaîne logistique intermodale 45h
Interactions professionnelles et relations interculturelles 45h
Correspondance d’affaires 45h
Informatique appliquée 60h
Système d’information de gestion logistique.45h
Mathématiques appliquées à la logistique 45h
Anglais 45h
Anglais du transport intermodal 45h
Aspects juridiques de la logistique intermodale 60h
Vente et service à la clientèle 60h
Transport routier et ferroviaire 60h
Transport aérien et maritime 60h
Gestion du transport de matières dangereuses et prévention 45h
Géographie des transports 45h
Coûts logistiques et stratégie de prix 45h
Logistique du transport en Amérique du Nord 60h
Logistique du transport international 60h
Stage de fin de programme en logistique intermodale 300h
www.claurendeau.q
c.ca
Montréal
A131
Perfectionnement F
en dédouanement
de marchandises
Cours offerts par
session
Introduction à la technique en procédures douanières 45h
Mouvements internationaux de marchandises 45h
Importation, exportation et contexte des ententes internationales 45h
La gestion des dossiers en technique de procédures douanières 75h
Interprétation des lois et des règlements reliés aux procédures
douanières 45h
Préparation de la demande de la main-levée 45h
www.claurendeau.q
c.ca
Montréal
Tarificateur (junior ou senior)
Superviseur
Chef de section ou gérant de
département
Responsable de l’expédition
Chef des approvisionnements
Coordonnateur aux import/export
Conseiller en transport international
Coordonnateur, expéditions et
douanes
Technicien comptable
Perfectionnement
en gestion du
transport de
marchandises
Cours offerts par
session
Aspects légaux du transport routier des marchandises 60h
Informatique appliquée à la logistique 60h
Relations professionnelles 45h
Service à la clientèle 45h
Suivi des opérations en transport routier de marchandises 60h
Supervision et gestion des ressources humaines 60h
www.claurendeau.q
c.ca
Montréal
Responsable de la tarification
Préventionniste
Responsable de la distribution
Responsable de l’entrepôt
Superviseur d’équipe
Responsable de l’expédition
Superviseur de la production
Chef des approvisionnements
Coordonnateur du transport
Directeur des comptes
Area
Chef de train
F
F
Pre-reqs
Credential Earned
Co-op?
Website
PR
City
Function
Chef de train
Chef de triage
Agent au transport
exportation/importation
Commis au transport multimodal
Commis à l'international
Technicien en logistique
Responsable de comptes
Superviseur, gérant
Agent service à la clientèle
Agent maritime
Agent/responsable du transport
(maritime, aérien, routier)
Préposé aux ventes
Technicien en gestion des
équipements
Assistant aux opérations
Coordonnateur aux importatons
Notes
CSCSC
College/
University
Program Name
Area
Logistique et
F
transport de
marchandises
Pre-reqs
Mathématiques de niveau secondaire 4
Credential Earned
Length
Course Titles
Cours offerts par
session
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
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
Co-op?
Website
www.claurendeau.q
c.ca
PR
City
Montréal
NOC
Code
Function
Coordonnateur à la logistique du
transport
Coordonnateur à la distribution
Commis à la distribution
Agent de transport ou commis au
trafic
Répartiteur
Coordonnateur des opérations
Responsable du service à la
clientèle en transport et
logistique
Technicien en transport
Analyste en gestion d’inventaire
Coordonnateur aux importations
Commis à la gestion des stocks
Coordonnateur, transport et
déploiement des inventaires
www.lcaurendeau.q
c.ca
www.lcaurendeau.q
c.ca
Procédures
douanières
F
Diplôme d'études secondaires et
Mathématiques de niveau secondaire 5
Cours offerts par
session
Rapports et communications d’affaires 45h
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
www.claurendeau.q
c.ca
Tarificateur junior
Conseiller en douanes
Agent à l’importation et à
l’exportation
Tarificateur
Technicien en procédures
douanières
Conseiller en transport international
Coordonnateur, expéditions et
douanes
Notes
CSCSC
College/
University
Program Name
D.E.C. technique
D.E.C. technique
Area
Gestion de
F
commerces
Pre-reqs
Credential Earned
Length
Course Titles
Cours offerts par
session
Techniques de
comptabilité et de
gestion
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
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
Logistique et
transport de
marchandises
Perfectionnement
en gestion du
transport de
marchandises
F
F
F
DES, DEP, évaluation du MICC ou
formation jugée suffisante par Collège
DES, DEP, évaluation du MICC ou
formation jugée suffisante par Collège
Début des cours automne
2007
Cours offerts par
session
Cours offerts par
session
Début des cours 31 janvier Cours offerts par
au 30 mai 2007 (2 sessions session
au total)
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).
Session 2: Service à la clientèle (45h), Suivi des opérations en transport
routier de marchandises (60h)
Co-op?
Website
PR
c.ca
Montréal
NOC
Code
B116
c.ca
Montréal
A373
B116
B415
Inventory / Material Control Managerial
A131
A141
Marketing and Sales - Managerial
A373
B116
A131
A141
A373
B116
B415
A131
c.ca
City
Montréal
Montréal
Function
Notes
CSCSC
College/
University
Program Name
Area
Pre-reqs
Credential Earned
Length
Course Titles
Co-op?
Website
PR
Cégep de BaieComeau
D.E.C. technique
Techniques de
comptabilité et de
gestion
Conditions générales d'admission au
collégial et réussite du cours
Mathématiques 436 ou 526
Programme intégré DECBAC en administration des
affaires avec l'Université
Laval
Passerelle DEC-BAC en
Sciences comptables avec
l'Université du Québec à
Trois-Rivières
Cours offerts par
session
Session 5: Approvisionnement (3h/sem)
stage ATE
www.cegep-baiecomeau.qc.ca
QC
F
City
NOC
Code
A141
A373
B116
B415
Cégep de
Chicoutimi
Cégep de
Chicoutimi
Cégep de
Jonquière
D.E.C. technique
DEC-Bac
D.E.C. technique
Techniques de
comptabilité et
gestion
Techniques de
comptabilité et
gestion
Technologie du
génie industriel
F
F
F
DES ou DEP et réussite à certains
cours préalables; satisfaire aux
conditions du programme et du collège
cours préalables; satisfaire aux
conditions du programme et du collège
Mathématiques 436 et Sciences
physiques 436 ou MAT 4058-1, 4059-1,
4060-1, 4061-2 4065-2 4066-1, 4067-2,
4068-1
et SCP 4010-2, 4011-2 et 4012-2 à
l'éducation des adultes.
Cours offerts par
session
Cours offerts par
session
Admissible aux programmes Cours offerts par
de Génie de la production session
automatisée et Génie des
de l'École de technologie
supérieure (ÉTS)
Session 3: marketing et communication (4h/sem)
Session 4: Gestion des approvisionnements et des stocks (3h/sem)
www.cegepchicoutimi.qc.ca
Session 3: marketing et communication (4h/sem)
Session 3: Gestion des opérations (4h/sem)
Session 4: Logistique et gestion des stocks (4h/sem)
www.cegepchicoutimi.qc.ca
stage ATE
QC
QC
www.cjonquiere.qc. QC
ca
Function
A131
A141
A373
B116
B415
A131
A141
A373
B116
B415
A131
A141
A373
B116
B415
A131
A141
Notes
CSCSC
College/
University
Cégep de
Jonquière
Program Name
DEC-Bac
Area
Techniques de
F
comptabilité et de
gestion
Pre-reqs
Credential Earned
Length
Option pour un DEC-BAC Cours offerts par
cours préalables; et réussite a certains intégré en Administration
session
cours; ou formation jugée suffisante
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.
Course Titles
Session 1: Marketing et l'entreprise (4h/sem)
Session 4: Gestion des stocks (3h/sem)
Co-op?
Website
PR
ca
City
NOC
Code
A373
B116
B415
Cégep de
Jonquière
Cégep de
Jonquière
DEC-Bac
A.E.C.
Gestion de
commerces
Gestion de
commerces
F
F
Option pour un DEC-BAC Cours offerts par
cours préalables; et réussite a certains intégré en Administration
session
cours; ou formation jugée suffisante
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.
DES ou DEP ou formation jugée
suffisante; autres conditions
particulières et minimum d'une année
de travail dans le commerce de détail
Session 1: Marketing et l'entreprise (4h/sem)
Session 3: Plan marketing (3h/sem)
Session 5: Gestion des marchandises (3h/sem)
Fondements du marketing (4h/sem), Gestion des approvisionnements
(4h/sem)
ca
ca
Function
A131
A141
A373
B116
B415
A131
A141
A373
B116
B415
A131
A141
Notes
CSCSC
College/
Program Name
University
Cégep de la
Formation et non un diplôme
Gaspésie et des
Îles - Gaspé
Français, Carleton,
Îles-de-laMadeleine
Area
Techniques de
F
comptabilité et de
gestion
Pre-reqs
Credential Earned
Length
Mathématiques 068-436 ou l’équivalent Possibilité d’opter pour le
Cours offerts par
cheminement DEC/BAC en session
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
Course Titles
Session 2: Marketing
Session 3: Gestion des stocks
Co-op?
Website
PR
www.cgaspesie.qc. QC
ca
City
NOC
Code
A373
B116
B415
Cégep de la
Gaspésie et des
Îles
Cégep de La
Pocatière
A.E.C. formation continue à plein Gestion de
temps
commerces
D.E.C. technique
Cégep de l'Abitibi- D.E.C. technique
Témiscamingue
Techniques de
comptabilité et de
gestion
Techniques de
comptabilité et de
gestion
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.
F
F
Pas de détail sur les cours offerts
En collaboration avec
Cours offerts par
l’Université Laval et l'UQAR, session
des programmes permettent
aux élèves qui désirent
universitaires de terminer
plus rapidement leur
cheminement de DEC et de
baccalauréat.
mathématiques de 4e secondaire 436
ou l'équivalent.
Les élèves inscrits au
Cours offerts par
Cégep de l’Abitibisession
Témiscamingue en
Techniques de comptabilité
et de gestion ont maintenant
la possibilité de poursuivre
dans un cheminement DECBAC en administration et en
sciences comptables.
Session 3: Approvisionnement et stocks (5h/sem), Marketing et
représentation (3h/sem)
Session 3: Marketing et commerce international (3h/sem)
www.cgaspesie.qc. QC
ca
www.cglapocatiere. QC
qc.ca
www.cegepat.qc.ca QC
Function
A131
A141
A373
B116
B415
A131
A141
A373
B116
B415
A131
A141
A373
B116
B415
Notes
CSCSC
College/
University
Program Name
Area
Pre-reqs
Credential Earned
Length
Course Titles
Co-op?
Website
PR
Cégep de LévisLauzon
D.E.C. technique
Techniques de
comptabilité et de
gestion
F
Répondre aux conditions
d’admission au collégial et réussite au
préalable Mathématiques 068-436
Cours offerts par
session
Session 3: Gestion des approvisionnements et stocks
stage ATE
www.clevislauzon.q QC
c.ca
City
NOC
Code
A131
A141
Lévis-Lauzon A373
B116
B415
Cégep de
l'Outaouais
Cégep de
l'Outaouais
Cégep de
l'Outaouais
Cégep de Matane
D.E.C. technique
D.E.C. technique
A.E.C.
D.E.C. technique
Techniques de
comptabilité et de
gestion
Gestion de
commerces
Comptabilité et
gestion
Techniques de
comptabilité et de
gestion
F
F
F
F
cours préalables; ou formation jugée
suffisante; et Maths 436 ou 526
Cours offerts par
session
Cours offerts par
session
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.
suffisante; et réussite au préalable
Mathématiques 068-436
Session 1: Marketing (4h/sem)
Gestion des approvisionnements et des stocks (75h)
Cours offerts par
session
Session 2: Marketing et service à la clientèle (5h/sem)
Session 3: Gestion des stocks et de la qualité (4h/sem)
www.cegepoutaoua QC
is.qc.ca
www.cegepoutaoua QC
is.qc.ca
www.cegepoutaoua QC
is.qc.ca
www.cgmatane.qc. QC
ca
Function
A131
A141
A373
B116
B415
A131
A141
A373
B116
B415
A131
A141
A373
B116
B415
A131
A141
A373
B116
B415
A131
A141
Notes
CSCSC
College/
Program Name
University
Cégep de Rimouski D.E.C. technique
Area
Techniques de
F
comptabilité et de
gestion
Pre-reqs
Credential Earned
Length
DES et Mathématique 064-436 ou 068- cheminement DEC-BAC
Cours offerts par
436 ou adultes MAT 4058-1, 4059-1,
permettant en cinq ans
session
4060-1, 4061-2
d’acquérir un diplôme
d’études collégiales en
et de gestion et un
baccalauréat en sciences
comptables ou en
administration de l’UQAR.
Course Titles
Co-op?
Session
3: Gestion des stocks et approvisionnement (4h/sem)
Website
PR
www.cegeprimouski.qc.ca
QC
City
NOC
Code
A373
B116
B415
Cégep de Rimouski D.E.C. technique
Cégep de SainteFoy
Cégep de SainteFoy
D.E.C. technique
D.E.C. technique
Gestion de
commerces
Gestion
commerciale
(programme
régulier)
Gestion
commerciale
(programme
intensif)
F
F
F
DES et Mathématique 064-436 ou 068436 ou adultes MAT 4058-1, 4059-1,
4060-1, 4061-2
Cours offerts par
session
DES et Mathématique 064-436 ou 068- Une entente avec
Cours offerts par
436 ou adultes MAT 4058-1, 4059-1,
l’Université Laval permet de session
4060-1, 4061-2
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.
DES et Mathématique 064-436 ou 068- Une entente avec
Cours offerts par
436 ou adultes MAT 4058-1, 4059-1,
l’Université Laval permet de session
4060-1, 4061-2
reconnaître jusqu’à 18
crédits aux étudiants de
Gestion commerciale qui
désirent compléter un
baccalauréat en
crédits est offerte à
Session 1: Initiation au marketing (3h/sem)
Session 3: Gestion des stocks et approvisionnement (3h/sem)
Session 1: Éléments de marketing (4h/sem)
Session 3: Gestion des marchandises (3h/sem)
Session 3: Éléments de marketing (4h/sem), Gestion des marchandises
(3h/sem)
www.cegeprimouski.qc.ca
stage ATE
stage ATE
www.cegep-stefoy.qc.ca
QC
QC
QC
Function
A131
A141
A373
B116
B415
A131
A141
A373
B116
B415
A131
A141
A373
Notes
CSCSC
College/
University
Program Name
Area
Pre-reqs
Credential Earned
Length
Course Titles
Co-op?
Website
PR
City
NOC
Code
B116
B415
Cégep de SainteFoy
Cégep de SainteFoy
D.E.C. technique
D.E.C. technique
Techniques de
comptabilité et de
gestion
(programme
régulier)
Techniques de
comptabilité et de
gestion
(programme
intensif)
F
F
DES et Mathématique 064-436 ou 068- Un entente DEC+BAC avec Cours offerts par
l’Université Laval et
436 ou adultes MAT 4058-1, 4059-1,
session
4060-1, 4061-2
Trois-Rivières permet une
reconnaissance d’acquis de
formation pour les
programmes universitaires
en Comptabilité et en
crédits est aussi possible
pour ces programmes par
DES et Mathématique 064-436 ou 068- Un entente DEC+BAC avec Cours offerts par
436 ou adultes MAT 4058-1, 4059-1,
l’Université Laval et
session
4060-1, 4061-2
Trois-Rivières permet une
reconnaissance d’acquis de
formation pour les
en Comptabilité et en
crédits est aussi possible
pour ces programmes par
Session 5: Gestion des approvisionnements et de la qualité (4h/sem)
Session 5: Gestion des approvisionnements et de la qualité (4h/sem)
stage ATE
stage ATE
QC
QC
Function
A131
A141
A373
B116
B415
A131
A141
A373
B116
B415
A131
A141
Notes
CSCSC
College/
University
Cégep de SaintHyacinthe
Program Name
D.E.C. technique
Area
Techniques de
F
comptabilité et de
gestion
Pre-reqs
Credential Earned
Length
Les titulaires d’un diplôme Cours offerts par
session
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
103 et 105 sont requis)
et, à compter de l’automne
2004, au nouveau
baccalauréat en génie des
de l’École de Technologie
supérieure, sous réserve de
l’approbation ministérielle.
Course Titles
Co-op?
Website
PR
Session 3: Gestion des approvisionnements de biens et de services
(3h/sem)
stage ATE
www.cegepsth.qc.c QC
a
City
NOC
Code
A373
B116
B415
Function
A131
A141
Notes
CSCSC
College/
University
Cégep de SaintHyacinthe
Program Name
D.E.C. technique
Area
Gestion de
F
commerces
Pre-reqs
Credential Earned
Length
Les titulaires d’un diplôme Cours offerts par
session
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
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
103 et 105 sont requis)
et, à compter de l’automne
2004, au nouveau
baccalauréat en génie des
de l’École de Technologie
supérieure, sous réserve de
l’approbation ministérielle.
Course Titles
Co-op?
Website
PR
Session 1: fondements du marketing I (3h/sem)
Session 2: fondements du marketing II (3h/sem)
stage ATE
www.cegepsth.qc.c QC
a
City
NOC
Code
A373
B116
B415
Cégep de SaintJérôme
Cégep de SaintJérôme
D.E.C. technique
A.E.C. (formation contiue, jour)
Techniques de
comptabilité et de
gestion
Gestion de
commerces
F
F
cours préalables; et satisfaire aux
conditions particulières du programme
et du collège; et Maths 436 ou 526
Posséder au moins une année
d'expérience de travail dans le
commerce de détail.
Cours offerts par
session
Fondements du marketing, Gestion des approvisionnements
stage ATE
www.cegep-stjerome.qc.ca
www.cegep-stjerome.qc.ca
QC
QC
Function
A131
A141
A373
B116
B415
A131
A141
A373
B116
B415
A131
A141
Notes
CSCSC
College/
University
Cégep de SaintLaurent
Program Name
Area
No relevant
program
Pre-reqs
Credential Earned
Length
Course Titles
Co-op?
Pas de programme pertinent
Website
PR
www.cegep-stlaurent.qc.ca
QC
City
NOC
Code
A373
B116
B415
Cégep de Sept-Iles D.E.C. technique
Cégep de
Sherbrooke
Cégep de
Sherbrooke
D.E.C. technique
D.E.C. technique
Cégep de Thetford D.E.C. technique
Cégep de Rivièredu-Loup
Cégep de TroisD.E.C. technique
Rivières
Techniques de
comptabilité et de
gestion
Techniques de
comptabilité et de
gestion
Gestion de
commerces
Techniques de
comptabilité et de
gestion
No relevant
program
Technologie du
Génie industriel
F
F
F
Cours offerts par
session
D.E.S. et Mathématiques 068-436
D.E.S. et Mathématiques 068-436
La formule DEC-BAC : la
Cours offerts par
poursuite de vos études
session
universitaires en
administration à l’Université
Bishop’s et l’obtention de
votre BAC à l’intérieur de 2
ans.
La formule DEC-BAC : la
Cours offerts par
poursuite de vos études
session
universitaires en
administration à l’Université
Bishop’s et l’obtention de
votre BAC à l’intérieur de 2
ans.
F
Cours offerts par
session
Session 1: Marketing de commerces de détail (4h/sem)
Session 4: Gestion des approvisionnements (3h/sem)
Session 1: Marketing de commerces (4h/sem)
www.cegep-septiles.qc.ca
stage ATE
stage ATE
Session 5: Gestion et approvisionnement des stocks (3h/sem)
Conditions générales d'admission aux
collégiales et Mathématiques 436 ou
526
Cours offerts par
session
2e collégiale, session d'hiver: Stocks et entrepôts
www.cegepsherbro QC
oke.qc.ca
www.cegepsherbro QC
oke.qc.ca
www.cegepth.qc.ca QC
F
QC
Stage ATE
www.cegepQC
rdl.qc.ca
www.cegeptr.qc.ca QC
Rivière-duLoup
Function
A131
A141
A373
B116
B415
A131
A141
A373
B116
B415
A131
A141
A373
B116
B415
A131
A141
A373
B116
B415
A131
A141
A373
B116
Notes
CSCSC
College/
University
Program Name
Area
Pre-reqs
Credential Earned
Length
Course Titles
Co-op?
Website
PR
Cégep de TroisRivières
Cégep de
Victoriaville
D.E.C. technique
D.E.C. technique
DEC-Bac
Techniques de la
logistique du
transport
Gestion de
commerces
F
F
Marketing (diplôme F
double: DEC en
Gestion de
commerces et Bac
en administration
des affaires,
concentration
Marketing)
Technologie du
génie industriel
F
526
526
526
DES ou une formation jugée suffisante
par le Collège.
Posséder une expérience jugée
pertinente par le Collège.
Fortes aptitudes en logique, analyse et
mathématiques.
Cours offerts par
session
Cours offerts par
session
Cours offerts par
session
45h
1e collégiale, session automne: Mode de transport
1e collégiale, session hiver: Tarification en transport
2e collégiale, session automne: Transport routier l, approvisionnement et
gestion des stocks
3e collégiale, session automne: service à la clientèle, réception et expédition
des marchandises
3e collégiale, session hiver: marketing service de logistique, entreposage de
marchandises
1e collégiale, session hiver: Initiation au marketing
2e collégiale, session hiver: Gestion des marchandises, Service à la
clientèle
3e collégiale, session hiver: Gestion des opérations
1e collégiale, session hiver: Initiation au marketing
2e collégiale, session hiver: Gestion des marchandises, service à la clientèle
Gestion des stocks et des entrepôts
www.cgpvicto.qc.ca QC
/content/coord_fich
e_cvic.aspx
City
NOC
Code
B415
Function
A131
A141
A373
B116
B415
A131
A141
A373
B116
B415
A131
A141
A373
B116
B415
A131
A141
A373
B116
B415
A131
Notes
CSCSC
College/
University
Program Name
Area
Pre-reqs
Cégep de
Victoriaville
D.E.C.
Sciences
humaines: Profil
administration
cours préalables et réussite de
Mathématiques 526 ou 536
F
Credential Earned
Length
Cours offerts par
session
Course Titles
Co-op?
Session 3: Initiation au marketing (45h)
Website
PR
www.cgpvicto.qc.ca QC
/content/coord_fich
e_cvic.aspx
City
NOC
Code
A141
A373
B116
B415
Cégep du VieuxMontréal
Cégep du VieuxMontréal
Cégep FrançoisXavier Garneau
D.E.C. technique
D.E.C. technique
D.E.C. technique
D.E.C. technique
D.E.C. technique
Techniques de
comptabilité et
de gestion (Profil
Amérique: importexport)
F
Gestion de
F
commerces (Profil
Amérique,
Marketing
électronique)
Techniques de la
logistique du
transport
Techniques de
comptabilité et de
gestion
Gestion de
commerces
F
F
F
Mathématiques 436
Mathématiques 436
cours préalables
cours préalables
cours préalables
Certaines universités
reconnaissent des
équivalences à ce
programme
Certaines universités
reconnaissent des
équivalences à ce
programme
Cours offerts par
session
Cours offerts par
session
Cours offerts par
session
Cours offerts par
session
Cours offerts par
session
Session 4: Planification et contrôle des stocks (3h/sem)
www.cvm.qc.ca
Session 3: Stratégies de marketing (4h/sem)
Session 5: Approvisionnement (3h/sem)
www.cvm.qc.ca
Session 2: Choix des moyens de transport, Marketing de services en
Stage ATE
logistique, Transport routier
Session 3: Production et approvisionnement, L'information et son processus
Session 4: Gestion des approvisionnements
Session 6: Intégration en logistique, Gestion des stocks
Session 3: Gestion des approvisionnements et de la qualité
Session 5: Marketing interne
Session 2: Stratégies de marketing
Session 4: Gestion des marchandises
Stage ATE
www.cegepfxg.qc.ca
www.cegepfxg.qc.ca
www.cegepfxg.qc.ca
QC
QC
QC
QC
QC
Function
A131
A141
A373
B116
B415
A131
A141
A373
B116
B415
A131
A141
A373
B116
B415
A131
A141
A373
B116
B415
A131
A141
A373
B116
B415
Notes
CSCSC
College/
University
Program Name
Area
Pre-reqs
Credential Earned
Length
Course Titles
Co-op?
Website
PR
Cégep Limoilou
Cégep Limoilou
D.E.C. technique
D.E.C. technique
Cégep MarieVictorin
Cégep régional de D.E.C. technique
Lanaudière Joliette et
Terrebonne
Representation et F
ventes techniques
Technologie du
génie industriel
Gestion de
commerces
No relevant
program
Techniques de
comptabilité et de
gestion
F
F
DES ou une formation jugée suffisante;
répondre à certaines conditions
45h
DES ou une formation jugée suffisante;
répondre à certaines conditions; et
Mathématiques 436
Cours offerts par
session
DES ou une formation jugée suffisante; possibilité de réaliser une Cours offerts par
DEC+Bac en marketing
répondre à certaines conditions; et
session
Mathématiques 436
existe, pour tous ceux qui
rempliront les exigences des
universités participantes.
Stratégies de marketing
Session 5: Stocks et entrepôts (4h/sem)
Session 4: Gestion des marchandises (4h/sem), Planification marketing
(3h/sem)
www.cegepfxg.qc.ca
stage ATE
stage ATE (en
projet)
F
DES; répondre à certaines conditions;
et Mathématiques 436
Possibilité d'obtention
Cours offerts par
d'équivalence pour
session
universitaires en
Administration des affaires
selon la formule passerelle
DEC-BAC
QC
www.climoilou.qc.c QC
a
www.climoilou.qc.c QC
a
www.collegemv.qc. QC
ca
www.collanaud.qc.c QC
a
City
NOC
Code
A131
A141
A373
B116
B415
A131
A141
A373
B116
B415
A131
A141
A373
B116
B415
A131
A141
Possibilité de A373
formation
accéléréé (2
ans au lieu de
3 ans)
B116
B415
Lanaudière L'Assomption
Techniques de
comptabilité et de
gestion
F
Cours offerts par
d'équivalence pour
session
universitaires en
DEC-BAC
Session 7: gestion des stocks (4h/sem)
stage ATE
a
Function
A131
A141
A373
B116
B415
Notes
CSCSC
College/
University
Program Name
Area
Pre-reqs
Credential Earned
Length
Course Titles
Co-op?
Website
PR
Lanaudière Joliette
Gestion de
commerces
F
Cours offerts par
d'équivalence pour
session
universitaires en
DEC-BAC
a
City
NOC
Code
A131
A141
Possibilité de A373
formation
accéléréé (2
ans au lieu de
3 ans)
B116
B415
Cégep régional de A.E.C.
Lanaudière Terrebonne
Cégep Saint-Jean- D.E.C. technique
sur-Richelieu
Cégep Saint-Jean- D.E.C. technique
sur-Richelieu
Gestion de
F
l'approvisionnement
Techniques de
comptabilité et de
gestion
Gestion de
commerces
F
F
(DES) ou posséder une formation jugée
suffisante par le Service de la formation
continue; et Mathématique 064-436
Mathématiques 436
Mathématiques 436
a
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)
Cours offerts par
Entente DEC-BAC en
comptabilité avec l'université session
de Laval
Passerelle en marketing,
administration des affaires
avec l'université de Laval
F
Cégep Saint-Jean- A.E.C. (formation continue - temps Gestion des
sur-Richelieu
partiel)
approvisionnement
s
Cours offerts par
session
120h
Session 3: Gestion de la marchandise (3h/sem)
Session 5: gestion du marketing (3h/sem)
Stage ATE
Stage ATE
Cours crédités: Initiation à la comptabilité de gestion (75h) et
Approvisionnement I (45h)
www.cstjean.qc.ca QC
Ontario College Advanced
(OSSD) or equivalent or be 19 years of Diploma
age or older
3 years/6
semesters
Operations Management OMGT-117
Co-op Option
available in
program
ON
School:
www.centennialcoll
ege.ca
A131
A141
A373
B116
B415
A131
A141
A373
B116
B415
A131
A141
A373
B116
B415
A131
A141
A373
B116
B415
A141
A114
Notes
A131
Centennial College International Business Diploma
of Applied Arts and
Technology
Function
Relevant Course
only
CSCSC
College/
University
Program Name
Area
Pre-reqs
Credential Earned
Length
Course Titles
NOC
Code
A113
Traffic & Transportation INTL-222
A373
Importing & Exporting (Industry Project Component) INTL-337
Foreign Trade Documentation INTL-311
A141
A114
A113
Reading & Writing Prose (ESL)* ENGL-170/171
A373
Introduction to Canadian and International Business GNED-119/GESL-119
A141
Purchasing & Supply Chain Management OMGT-221
Centennial College Business Operations Management School of Business E
of Applied Arts and Program
Technology
Ontario College 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
`
Semester 1
Introduction to Microcomputer Application Software COMP-101
Critical Business Practices BUSN-110
Semester 2
Organizational Behaviour BUSN-221
Principles of Marketing (ESL) MKTG-116/MKTG-117
Co-op?
Website
PR
Courses:
http://db2.centennia
lcollege.ca/ft/search
/FMPro?db=ftcourses.fp5&format=record_deta
il.htm&error=search_error.
htm&-lay=detail&max=10&-find=&op=eq&Program+C
ode=2409
School:
ON
www.centennialcoll
ege.ca
Program:
ode=2506
City
Function
Notes
CSCSC
College/
University
Program Name
Area
Centennial College Business Operations Management School of Business E
Technology
Pre-reqs
Credential Earned
(OSSD) or equivalent or be 19 years of Diploma
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.
Length
3 years/6
semesters
Course Titles
Intermediate Microcomputer Application Software COMP-121
Approaches to Literature (ESL)* GNED-101/GESL-101
Mathematics of Finance MATH-106
Semester 3
Production Planning OMGT-223
Productivity: Standards & Measures OMGT-222
Purchasing and Supply Management OMGT-221
Accounting 1 ACCT-112
General Education ELECT
Semester 4
Materials Management OMGT-226
Principles of Economics ECON-101
Job Search Skills JOBS-221
Quality Assurance OMGT-331
Supply Chain Management OMGT-228
Students in two- or three-year programs must complete GNED-101/ GESL101 as part of their general education requirements.
Semester 1
Introduction to Microcomputer
Applications Software COMP-101
Reading and Writing Prose* ENGL-170/171
Introduction to Canadian and International Business GNED-119/GESL-119
Critical Business Practices BUSN-110
Semester 2
Intermediate Microcomputer Applications Software COMP-121
Approaches to Literature (ESL)* GNED-101/GESL-101
Principles of Marketing (ESL) MKTG-116/MKTG-117
Mathematics of Finance MATH-106
Organizational Behaviour BUSN-221
Semester 3
Production Planning OMGT-223
Purchasing and Supply Management OMGT-221
Productivity Standards and Measures OMGT-222
Financial Accounting 1 ACCT-112
Semester 4
Quantitative Methods 1 BUSN-225
Enterprise Resource Planning OMGT-337
Co-op?
Website
PR
Co-op Option
Available
School:
ON
www.centennialcoll
ege.ca
Program:
ode=2507
City
NOC
Code
Function
A114
A113
A373
A141
Notes
CSCSC
College/
University
Program Name
Centennial College Certified Professional Purchaser
of Applied Arts and (CPP) Accreditation Program
Technology
Area
Continuing
Education
Certificate
Programs
E
Pre-reqs
Credential Earned
Certificate
Length
Course Titles
4 courses
Project Management for Business OMGT-229
Introduction to CAD and CAD/CAM MT-100
Introduction to Robotics ROBO-111
Principles of Economics ECON-101
Semester 5
Materials Management OMGT-226
Quality Assurance OMGT-331
Supply Chain Management OMGT-228
Business Communications BUSN-333
Semester 6
Business Law BUSN-331
Strategic Business Planning BUSN-332
Integrated Logistics Management OMGT-333
Advanced Operations Management OMGT-336
Project Communication and Facilitation OMGT-338
Job Search Skills JOBS-221
- Principles of Buying
- Principles of Inventory and Operations Control
Co-op?
Website
PR
ON
School:
www.centennialcoll
ege.ca
Program:
http://www.centenni
alcollege.ca/future/
pmac.jsp
City
NOC
Code
Function
Notes
A113
In partnership with
Purchasing
Management
Association of
Canada (PMAC)
Ontario Institute
(OIPMAC)
B315
- Principles of Quality
G133
Centennial College Logistics Management Certificate Continuing
Education
Technology
Certificate
Programs
Centennial College Logistics and Supply Chain
Continuing
of Applied Arts and Management Certificate Program Education
Technology
Certificate
Programs
E
Certificate
14 weeks
- Principles of Transportation and Logistics
- Introduction to Canadian and International Business
- Traffic and transportation
E
A college certificate or equivalent, and Certificate
some business work experience.
6 courses
- Introduction to Logistics Management
- Integrated Logistics Management
- Transportation Management
- Transportation Law
- Logistics Management
- Supply Chain Management
- Enterprise Resource Planning
- Fundamentals of Project Management
- Advanced Operations Management
- Total Quality Management
ON
School:
www.centennialcoll
ege.ca
Program:
lcollege.ca/ce/certd
etail.php?Certificate
Code=7837
C133
A131
B116
B576
B575
ON
School:
www.centennialcoll
ege.ca
Program:
Code=7386
C133
A141
B414
B116
Online program
CSCSC
College/
University
Program Name
Area
Centennial College International Transportation
Continuing
of Applied Arts and Fundamentals Certificate Program Education
Technology
Certificate
Programs
E
Pre-reqs
Credential Earned
Certificate
Length
Course Titles
14 weeks
- Essentials of Six Sigma
- Materials Management
- Fundamentals of Operations Management
- Quality Assurance
Co-op?
Website
PR
ON
School:
www.centennialcoll
ege.ca
Program:
Code=7834
- Principles of Macro Economics
- Customs Procedures
City
NOC
Code
Function
Notes
A373
Online program
B414
B116
A114
Centennial College Operations Management
of Applied Arts and Certificate Program
Technology
Continuing
Education
Certificate
Programs
Centennial College Operations and Transportation
Continuing
of Applied Arts and Management Certificate Program Education
Technology
Certificate
Programs
Centennial College Purchasing Certificate Program
of Applied Arts and
Technology
Continuing
Education
Certificate
E
Certificate
6 courses
- Traffic And Transportation
- Transportation Law
Principles of Industrial Traffic
- Inventory Control
E
Certificate
4 weeks
- Warehouse Management
- Managing Retail Operations
- Quality Concepts
- Basic Statistics and SPC
- Purchasing and Value Analysis
- Production Planning and Control
- Materials Management
- Fundamentals of Operations Management
- Quality Assurance
E
Certificate
6 courses
- Traffic and Transportation
- Management Principles
- Transportation Management Information Systems
- Transportation Management
Fundamentals of Operations Management
School:
ON
www.centennialcoll
ege.ca
Program:
Code=7331
School:
ON
www.centennialcoll
ege.ca
Program:
Code=7835
School:
ON
www.centennialcoll
ege.ca
A114
B414
A113
A114
B414
A373
A113
Online course
CSCSC
College/
University
Program Name
Area
Programs
Pre-reqs
Credential Earned
Length
Course Titles
Co-op?
- Purchasing And Value Analysis
Website
PR
City
NOC
Code
Program:
Code=7835
Function
B315
Plus four additional courses selected in consultation with the program
supervisor
Central Training
Academy
Heavy Equipment Operator
Certificate
Champlain
Regional College
Collège Ahuntsic
D.E.C. technique
Technologie du
génie industriel
F
Collège Ahuntsic
D.E.C. technique
Techniques de
comptabilité et de
gestion
F
Collège Ahuntsic
D.E.C. technique
Gestion de
commerces
F
Collège AndréGrasset
D.E.C.
Sciences humaines F
Profil: Le monde
des affaires et
l'administration
Mathématiques 526 ou 536.
Collège Boréal Sudbury
D.E.C.
Administration des
affaires - marketing
(spécialisation en
3e année)
Diplôme en Commerce (2 ans) ou
l’équivalent
DES avec Maths 068-436 ou
l’équivalent et Sciences physiques 056436 ou l’équivalent
Entente avec l'université de
l’équivalent.
Laval - DEC/passerelle pour
le programme
Administration des affaires;
reconnaissance
d’équivalences pour cinq
cours.
l’équivalent.
2 and 6 week prog.
http://www.edu.gov. NL
nf.ca/erp/REPORT
S/PROG_O~1/heav
ye.htm
Cours offerts par
session
Session 4: Gestion des stocks et approvisionnement (3h/sem)
Cours offerts par
session
Entente avec l'université de Cours offerts par
Laval - DEC/passerelle pour session
le programme
reconnaissance
d’équivalences pour cinq
cours.
Poursuite d'études
universitaires; entente du
Collège Boréal avec
l'université Laurentienne
Stage ATE
www.champlaincoll QC
ege.qc.ca
www.collegeahuntsi QC
c.qc.ca/accueil/acc
ueil.html
c.qc.ca/accueil/acc
ueil.html
Session 1: Marketing de base (3h/sem)
Session 5: Eléments de gestion de stocks et d’approvisionnement (3h/sem)
c.qc.ca/accueil/acc
ueil.html
Cours offerts par
session
Session 3: Marketing
www.grasset.qc.ca QC
Cours offerts par
session
Session 1: Marketing I
Session 2: Marketing II
Session 3: Marketing III
www.borealc.on.ca ON
DEC (2 ans) +
spécialisation
(1 an)
G133
H812
B571
Notes
CSCSC
College/
University
Collège Boréal different locations
Program Name
D.E.C.
Area
Commerce
Pre-reqs
Credential Earned
DES Ontario; crédits en français et
mathématiques ou équivalence
précollégiale / préuniversitaire
Possibilité d'un baccalauréat Cours offerts par
ou autre titre : Les
session
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 I
Session 2: Marketing II
Session 3: Marketing III
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.
Collège
D.E.C. technique
Communautaire du
Nouveau Brunswick
(CCNB) - Dieppe
Technologie des
F
affaires - Marketing
DES ou DES pour adultes ou un
diplôme d'équivalence d'études
secondaires (GED).
Mathématiques 11e année (niveau
régulier)
D.E.C. technique
Collège
Communautaire du
Nouveau Brunswick
(CCNB) - Dieppe
Techniques de
distribution et
manutention
F
secondaires (GED).
D.E.C. technique
Collège
Communautaire du
Nouveau Brunswick
(CCNB) Edmunston
Techniques de
gestion
administrative
F
secondaires (GED).
régulier)
Length
Course Titles
Co-op?
Website
PR
Peu de détails sur les cours offerts: Marketing, Introduction au transport
www.nbcc.nb.ca
NB
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.
Peu de détails sur les cours offerts: Marketing, Gestion de la production et
des opérations
www.nbcc.nb.ca
NB
www.nbcc.nb.ca
NB
City
NOC
Code
Function
Notes
My assessment of
the program
CSCSC
College/
Program Name
University
Collège
D.E.C. technique
Communautaire du
Nouveau Brunswick
(CCNB) - Dieppe
College d'affaires
Ellis
Collège d'Alfred
Area
Techniques de la F
vente
Pre-reqs
Credential Earned
Length
Course Titles
Co-op?
Peu de détails sur les cours offerts: Marketing
secondaires (GED).
régulier)
PR
www.nbcc.nb.ca
NB
NOC
Code
Function
Notes
www.alfredc.uoguel ON
ph.ca
www.bdeb.qc.ca
QC
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
www.cmaisonneuv QC
e.qc.ca
www.crosemont.qc. QC
ca
Pas d'option Coop www.colval.qc.ca/fo QC
rmation
Collège ÉdouardMontpetit
Collège FrançoisXavier-Garneau
Collège GéraldGodin
Collège Laflèche
Salaberry-de- 1236-003 Technicien en logistique du
Valleyfield
transport
www.collegeQC
em.qc.ca
QC
www.cegepfxg.qc.ca
www.cgodin.qc.ca QC
Transportation Logistics
D.E.C. technique
Techniques de la
logistique du
transport
F
D.E.S. ou D.E.P. et avoir réussi le cours Diplôme d’études collégiales Cours offerts par
de Mathématique 436 ou 526
session
Session 1 : Études des fonctions de travail, Initiation à la chaîne logistique, Stage Alternance
Initiation à la production de documents, Mathématiques appliquées à la
Travail-Études
chaîne logistique
Session 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 transport
Session 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 routier
Session 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
www.clafleche.qc.c QC
a
www.clasalle.com QC
QC
www.clg.qc.ca
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 logistique
Session 6 : Organisation du transport de personnes, Distribution, Transport
national et international II, Intégration des activités en logistique, Stage en
milieu de travail
Collège LionelGroulx
City
Transportation Logistics
Collège de Bois-deBoulogne
Collège de
Maisonneuve
Collège de
Rosemont
Collège de
Logistique et transport
Valleyfield
Collège LaSalle
Website
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
SainteThérèse
Coordonnateur au transport
Coordonnateur à la logistique
Technicien en logistique
Planificateur de réseaux de
transports en commun
Technicien en transport scolaire
Superviseur au transport
Répartiteur et assistant répartiteur
Courtier et tarificateur douanier
Personneressources: Leesa
Hodgson,
conseillère
éd
i
CSCSC
College/
University
Collège Mérici
Collège
Montmorency
Collège
Montmorency
Program Name
Faculty/ Program
Area
A.E.C. (à temps plein le jour)
Transport et
distribution
internationale
Cours individuel menant à A.E.C. Administration et
comptabilité
No relevant
program
D.E.C. technique
Gestion de
commerces
F
F
F
Mathématiques 436
A.E.C. (à temps plein)
Gestion ce
commerce
(gérance)
F
Business
Management
E
Avoir interrompu ses études pendant au
moins deux sessions consécutives ou
une année scolaire au régulier. DES
qvec mathématique favorable.
College Diploma or University Degree Post Diploma
OR An acceptable combination of
related work experience and postsecondary education, as determined by
the College.
College of the North International Business
Atlantic (CNA)
Management Post Diploma
Lang
Pre-reqs
Credential Earned
Length
Course Titles
Website
PR
Potentiellement pertinent mais le site ne montre pas la liste des cours offerts
www.clg.qc.ca
QC
Initiation au marketing
www.clg.qc.ca
QC
Poursuite d'études en
Cours offerts par
administration, en gestion et session
en génie des opérations et
de la logistique est possible
selon les exigences
préalables des universités
1 year
Session 1: Caractériser les activités de marketing de l'entreprise (3h/sem)
Session 3: Assurer la qualité des approvisionnements et des stocks
(4h/sem)
Co-op?
City
NOC
Code
College of the North FITTskills - International Market
Atlantic (CNA)
Entry and Distribution -- NC1351
Continuing
E
Education
Programs/Courses
Continuing
E
Education
Programs/Courses
Credit
3 hours
Fondements du marketing 60 heures, Gestion des approvisionnements 60
heures
www.cmontmorenc
y.qc.ca
Eight courses from the Forum for International Trade Training (FITT)
School:
NL
www.cna.nl.ca
Program:
http://www.cna.nl.ca
/programscourses/p
rogramdetails.asp?cProgC
ode=433
Course Topics
1. The Global Economy
Credit
12 hours – 2 days
A141
B116
School:
NL
www.cna.nl.ca
Program:
/programscourses/d
esc_show.asp
B315
G133
B116
B576
A141
B116
2. Why Go Global?
B415
3. Is Exporting Right For You?
4. Preparing for International Trade
5. The International Business Plan
6. International Market Research
7. The International Marketing Plan
8. Trade Finance – Financial Planning
9. Trade Finance Techniques
10. International Logistics
11. Legal Aspects
COURSE TOPICS
B315
G133
B116
B576
1. Defining Strategic Needs
Notes
www.collegeQC
merici.qc.ca
www.cmontmorenc QC
y.qc.ca
B415
College of the North FITTskills - An Introduction to
Atlantic (CNA)
International Trade -- NC1312
Function
School:
NL
www.cna.nl.ca
Program:
/programscourses/d
esc_show.asp
Course only
A141
B116
Course only
CSCSC
College/
University
Program Name
Area
Pre-reqs
Credential Earned
Length
Course Titles
Co-op?
Website
PR
2. Barriers to Entry
College of the North FITTskills - International Trade
Atlantic (CNA)
Logistics -- NC1323
Atlantic (CNA)
Logistics Distribution -- NC1317
Atlantic (CNA)
Management -- NC1331
Continuing
E
Education
Programs/Courses
Continuing
E
Education
Programs/Courses
Continuing
E
Education
Programs/Courses
Credit
12 hours – 2 days
3. Distribution Issues
4. Introduction to market Entry Strategies
5. Partnering with Foreign Agents and Distributors
6. Foreign Direct Investment and Market Entry
7. Strategic Alliances
8. Investing in International Partnerships
9. Trade Shows
10. Finding the Right Partner
11. Negotiating Partnering Agreements
12. Working with Suppliers
13. Technology Partnering
14. Managing a Joint Venture
15. Exit Strategies
COURSE TOPICS
1. The Role of Logistics Management
Credit
3 hours
2 days – 12 hours
NOC
Code
B415
B315
G133
B116
B576
School:
NL
www.cna.nl.ca
Program:
/programscourses/d
esc_show.asp
B116
B415
3. Supplier Relationships and Importing
4. Incoterms, Standards and Regulations
5. Transportation Management
6. Freight Forwarders and Cargo Insurance
7. Advanced Logistics Processes
8. Inventory Management
9. Export Procedures and Order Processing
10. Trade Documentation
11. Shipping and Delivery Procedures
Course Topics
B315
G133
B116
B576
School:
NL
www.cna.nl.ca
Program:
/programscourses/d
esc_show.asp
B116
C133
3. Supply Chain Management
B415
4. Transportation Management and Analysis
5. Partnerships in International Trade
6. Partnering with Agents and Distributors
7. Technology Partnering
COURSE TOPICS
B315
G133
B116
B576
A141
1. Managing the Export Process
B116
2. International Business Planning
C133
3. The Global Economy and International Companies
B415
Notes
Course only
Course only
A141
2. Preparing your Logistics Plan
School:
NL
www.cna.nl.ca
Program:
/programscourses/d
esc_show.asp
Function
A141
2. Logistic Strategies and Planning
1. The Role of Logistics Management
Credit
City
Course only
CSCSC
College/
University
Program Name
Area
Pre-reqs
College of the North Going Global Export Readiness - Continuing
E
Atlantic (CNA)
FITTSKILLS -- Nc1340
Education
Programs/Courses
Credential Earned
Certificate
Length
3 days
Course Titles
Co-op?
4. Benchmarking the Competition
5. Information for Management
6. Operating an Export Office
7. Externalizing Operations
8. Managing Strategic Alliances and Virtual Corporations
9. Managing for Competitive Advantage
10. Building an International Work Force
11. Managing Cultural Diversity
12. Managing International Innovation
13. Managing International Assets
14. Managing Risk
Topics covered include an introduction to international trade, international
market research, international marketing, international trade finance, and
international trade logistics and distribution
Website
PR
School:
NL
www.cna.nl.ca
Program:
/programscourses/d
esc_show.asp
City
NOC
Code
B315
G133
B116
B576
B116
Collège
universitaire de
Saint-Boniface
Baccalauréat
www.cotr.bc.ca
Techniques de
comptabilité et de
gestion
Administration des
affaires
F
Mathématiques 436
permet de compléter un
Cours offerts par
baccalauréat en
session
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
(possibilité de 5 cours
crédités) plusieurs
dans le domaine de
l’administration;
Année 1: Principe de marketing (tronc commun)
Stages ATE
Workshop
B315
G133
B116
B576
A373
B116
B415
A131
A141
BC
www.collegeshawin QC
igan.qc.ca
www.ustboniface.m MB
b.ca
Notes
A141
B415
College of the
Rockies
Collège Shawinigan D.E.C. technique
Function
CSCSC
College/
University
Collège
universitaire de
Saint-Boniface
Program Name
D.E.C.
Area
Administration des
affaires (option
marketing)
Pre-reqs
Credential Earned
Length
Course Titles
Année 1, Session 2: Marketing I
Année 2, Session 1: Marketing II
DES Manitoba ou équivalent et avoir
Etudiants du Manitoba:
suivi certains cours en français, anglais, avoir obtenu 28 crédits, tout
mathématiques
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 minimum
de 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.
Co-op?
Website
PR
www.ustboniface.m MB
b.ca
City
NOC
Code
A373
B116
B415
Training Programs E
Minimum Grade 8 education
Certificate and Wallet Card 5 days
Meet minimum vision standards
(minimum standard 20/30 in one eye,
20/50 other), hearing and reaction time
Notes
A131
A141
www.columbiacolle BC
ge.ca
Columbia College
Commercial Safety Fork Life Training
College
Function
This is a
college/university
prep school
School:
NS
http://www.safetycol
lege.ca
Program:
http://www.safetycol
lege.ca/?forklift
B571
H812
School:
AB
www.concordia.ab.
ca
Course:
http://managements
ciences.concordia.a
b.ca
A016
A113
A141
A373
Possess valid Driver's License
Physically able to safely operate unit
Concordia
Bachelor of Management Degree Department of
University College
Management
of Alberta
Sciences
E
Credit towards degree
One semester
Course only
CSCSC
College/
University
Concordia
University – John
Molson School of
Business
Concordia
University – John
Molson School of
Business
Program Name
Area
Bachelor of Commerce – Major in Bachelor of
E
Supply chain Management
Commerce
Certificate in Business
Business
E
Pre-reqs
Credential Earned
Length
Course Titles
4 years
COMM
210 DESC 361 12cr. taken from outside the John Molson School of
Business
School:
QC
http://www.johnmols
on.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.johnmols
on.concordia.ca/ugr
ad/bcomm.cfm?Mai
nM=program&Sub
M=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.
Applicants to both the BComm and
Degree
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.
Certificate
Diploma of Collegial Studies or the
equivalent: MATH 208, 209; ECON 201,
203; INTE 290 or COMP 201; or
1 year
Co-op?
Website
PR
NOC
Code
A016
A113
A141
and DESC 376 Remaining 12 elective credits from any faculty
or one of the offered Business Minors
COMM 225
COMM 301
COMM 305
COMM 308
COMM 315
COMM 320
COMM 401
COMM 225 Production and Operations Management
A373
A141
School:
QC
http://www.johnmols
on.concordia.ca
City
Function
Notes
One Course only
CSCSC
College/
University
Program Name
Area
Pre-reqs
Credential Earned
Length
Mature students: MATH 208, 209;
ECON 201, 203; INTE 290 or COMP
201.
Concordia
University – John
Molson School of
Business
Executive MBA
John Molson
E
School of Business
MBA
An undergraduate degree (a small
number of applicants may be accepted
without an undergraduate degree,
provided they meet other requirements);
20 months
Course Titles
Co-op?
Website
PR
Program:
http://www.johnmols
on.concordia.ca/ugr
ad/certificate.cfm
EMBA 675 - Operations Management (3 credits)
QC
School:
http://www.johnmols
on.concordia.ca
City
NOC
Code
Function
Notes
B415
A016
One Course only
QC
School:
http://www.johnmols
on.concordia.ca
Program:
http://www.johnmols
on.concordia.ca/mb
a/program.cfm?Mai
nM=programs
A016
Course only
Level One: Introductory Financial Accounting I, Introduction to Professional Co-Op option
Writing and Presentations Skills, Business Computing Applications I,
Business Mathematics I, Introductory Marketing I, Introduction to Operations
Management
School:
ON
www.conestogac.o
n.ca
A016
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.conesto
gac.on.ca/jsp/progr
ams/schoolbusines
s/business/busadmi
nmaterial.jsp
A141
A minimum of five years' full-time
business experience;
Program:
http://www.johnmols
on.concordia.ca/em
ba/curriculum.cfm?
MainM=embaovervi
ew
Satisfactory performance on the
Graduate Management Admissions
Test (GMAT). We also accept results of
GMAT-equivalent tests such as the
QMAT
Concordia
University – John
Molson School of
Business
MBA – Specialization in Supply
Chain Management
Conestoga College Materials & Operations
Institute of
Management Program
Technology and
Advanced Learning
John Molson
E
School of Business
Bachelor's degree in any discipline with MBA Degree
a minimum GPA of at least 3.0
57 credits
Two-years of full-time work experience
Business
Administration
E
GMAT score of at least 600
(OSSD), or equivalent, OR 19 years of Diploma
age or older
Grade 12 compulsory English, C or U,
or equivalent, OR Conestoga College
Preparatory Communications
(COMM1270
MBA 616 - Operations Management
DESC 695E - E-Procurement: From Strategy to Consequence
3 years
CSCSC
College/
University
Program Name
Area
Pre-reqs
Credential Earned
Length
Course Titles
Co-op?
Website
PR
City
NOC
Code
Level
Three: Information Systems I, Macroeconomics, Statistics, Project
Management, Master Planning, Purchasing
Grade 12 Mathematics, C or U, or
equivalent, OR Conestoga College
Preparatory Mathematics (MATH1375).
Function
Notes
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
Conestoga College Warehousing Level I Part-time
Institute of
certificate program
Technology and
Advanced Learning
Continuing
Education –
Business
E
Conestoga College Warehousing Level II Part-Time
Institute of
certificate program
Technology and
Advanced Learning
E
Continuing
Education Business
Conestoga College CPIM Review Course
Institute of
Technology and
Advanced Learning
Continuing
Education
Professional
Associations
Certificate
Warehousing Level I Certificate
Certificate
6 courses
5 courses within 4
years
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
School:
ON
www.conestogac.o
n.ca
Program:
http://www.conesto
gac.on.ca/jsp/cecat
w/business/wl1.jsp
Intro to Forecasting and Purchasing, Material Requirements Planning,
Transportation and Traffic, Warehouse Design and Storage Systems, Excel,
Fundamentals of Project Management, Organizational Behaviour
School:
ON
www.conestogac.o
n.ca
Program:
http://www.conesto
gac.on.ca/jsp/cecat
w/business/wl2.jsp
E
For CPIM certification the
candidate must pass a
separate APICS exam
Basics of Supply Chain Management, Master Planning of Resources,
Detailed Scheduling and Planning, Execution and Control of Operations,
School:
ON
www.conestogac.o
n.ca
Program:
http://www.conesto
gac.on.ca/jsp/cecat
w/professional/apic
s.jsp
A141
A312
B414
A141
A312
B414
A141
A113
Offered via internet
delivery
Offered via Internet
delivery
In Conjunction with
APICS
CSCSC
College/
University
Program Name
Area
Pre-reqs
Credential Earned
Length
Course Titles
Co-op?
Website
PR
Conestoga College APICS Certification Course
Institute of
Technology and
Advanced Learning
Continuing
Education
Professional
Associations
E
Conestoga College APICS Specialty Course
Institute of
Technology and
Advanced Learning
Continuing
Education
Professional
Associations
E
Conestoga College Canadian Institute of Traffic and
Institute of
Transportation Certificate Program
Technology and
Advanced Learning
Continuing
Education
Professional
Associations
E
Certificate
3 courses
1 course
Certificate
School:
ON
www.conestogac.o
n.ca
Program:
http://www.conesto
gac.on.ca/jsp/cecat
w/professional/acc.j
sp
Basics of supply Chain Management, Detailed Scheduling and Planning,
School:
ON
www.conestogac.o
n.ca
Program:
http://www.conesto
gac.on.ca/jsp/cecat
w/professional/asc.j
sp
Introduction to Enterprise Resource Planning
10 courses plus 5 Level 1: Transportation Systems, Logistics Processes
weeks related work
experience
Work related
experience
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
School:
ON
www.conestogac.o
n.ca
City
NOC
Code
A373
Function
A141
A113
A373
Notes
In Conjunction with
APICS
In Conjunction with
APICS
A114
B415
A373
Program:
http://www.conesto
gac.on.ca/jsp/cecat
w/professional/citt.j
sp
In Conjunction with
CITT
Level 3: Integrated Logistics, Logistics of Decision Modeling, Transportation
Economics, Transportation Law
Conestoga College Ontario Institute of the Purchasing Continuing
Institute of
Management Association of
Education
Technology and
Canada Certification Program
Professional
E
Certified Professional
To earn the C.P.P. Principles of Buying, Principles of Inventory and Operations Control,
Purchaser
designation
Principles of Quality, Principles of Transportation and Logistics
(C.P.P.)designation program students are
An in-residence
supply chain
management
School:
ON
www.conestogac.o
n.ca
A113
In conjunction with
PMAC
CSCSC
College/
Program Name
University
Advanced Learning
Cumberland
Regional College
Cypress Hills
Regional College
Cypress Hills
Regional College
Dalhousie
University
Wide Load Cargo Securement
Forklift Operator
Marketing Logistics
Dawson College
PMAC Certificate
Dawson College
Business Management
(Marketing) 410.do
Area
Associations
Skills Training –
Safety
Skills Training –
Safety
Management
Pre-reqs
Eng
Length
and a Certificate in
Purchasing
required to
complete four
PMAC Principles
courses, 10
management
studies subjects, 12
PMAC seminar
credits, an inresidence supply
chain management
leadership program
and the written
examination.
Safety certification
E
E
Credential Earned
Certificate
• Academic Math
• English
• 3 university preparatory courses
Bachelor's Degree
Course Titles
Co-op?
PR
City
leadership program Program:
http://www.conesto
gac.on.ca/jsp/cecat
w/professional/pma
c.jsp
www.cumberlandco SK
llege.sk.ca
School:
SK
http://www.cypress
hillscollege.sk.ca
Program:
http://www.cypress
hillscollege.sk.ca/sk
ills_safety.htm#forkl
ift
8 hours
6 hours
4 years
Website
School:
SK
http://www.cypress
hillscollege.sk.ca
Program:
http://www.cypress
hillscollege.sk.ca/sk
ills_safety.htm#forkl
ift
Major components include: customer service, transportation, facility location, Yes
warehousing, purchasing and reverse logistics. E-commerce and Ebusiness depend heavily upon logistics.
https://discover.dal. NS
ca/dal/program.do;j
sessionid=45FAF02
F4E4EE151955DA
E039B616B90?fro
m=subject&progra
mID=60
Halifax
NOC
Code
B315
Function
H812
B571
H812
B571
A016
A131
www.dawsoncolleg QC
e.qc.ca
Business
Administration
Operations and Business Inventory Management
Notes
Course no longer
offered
A016
CSCSC
College/
University
DeVry Institute of
Technology
(Calgary)
Program Name
Area
Faculty
Bachelor Degree in Business
Business
Administration with Concentration Administration
in Operations Management
Faculty
E
Pre-reqs
Credential Earned
Douglas College
Durham College
Business Management and
Certificate Program
Business Management and
Certificate Program
Faculty of
Commerce and
Business
Administration
E
Faculty of
Commerce and
Business
Administration
E
PMAC and Certified Professional Continuing
Purchaser Designation
Education
Certificates
Course Titles
Co-op?
Website
PR
City
High school diploma or equivalent, a
General Educational Development
(GED) certificate or a post-secondary
degree.
Business
Administration/Operations
Management Diploma
Have earned a Canadian high school
diploma in a program of study that
includes successful completion of a 30level Math and a 30-level English
course from Alberta, or equivalent
achievement from another province or
territory
Douglas College
Length
3 years
AB
School:
http://www.cal.devr
y.ca/
(8 full time
semesters)
(a) all of: BSOP-326; BSOP-330; BSOP-334; BSOP-429; BSOP-434; BUSN460
Course:
http://www.devry.ed
u/programs/operati
ons_management/a
bout.jsp
3 credits for course – leads 1 semester
to Business Management
Diploma
(2 years to
complete entire
Program)
3 credits for course – leads 1 semester (2
to Business Management years to complete
Diploma
entire program)
(b) one of: BSOP-209; MGMT-340
(c) one of: MGMT-429; advanced course option†
BUSN 3380 Operations Management
BUSN 4401 International Logistics and Transportation
CPP Designation and
Course:
http://www.douglas.
bc.ca/calhtm/course
s/cbus.html
BC
School:
www.douglas.bc.ca
ON
CPP Designation: Four PMAC Principles courses, 10 management studies In residence supply School:
subjects, 12 PMAC seminar credits, in residence supply chain management chain management www.durhamc.on.c
leadership program a
leadership program and the written examination
Certificate in Purchasing: Principles of buying course, two out of the three
remaining principles courses, four PMAC seminar credits
A016
A141
BC
School:
www.douglas.bc.ca
http://www.douglas.
bc.ca/calhtm/course
s/cbus.html
E
Calgary
NOC
Code
A131
Program:
http://durhamcolleg
e.ca/EN/coned/hom
e/programs/pmac.p
hp
Function
A114
A141
A114
A373
B315
A016
A113
(OSSD) OR
Diploma
Must be completed Accounting I, Business Computer Applications I, Business Computer
within 10 years
Applications II, Business Mathematics, College Communications Skills,
Communications I, Business, Communications II, Business, Computer
ON
School:
www.durhamc.on.c
a
A114
Not offered in
2006/2007
G133
Operations Management Diploma Continuing
E
Education Business
Course only
Durham College
Notes
IN conjunction with
PMAC
CSCSC
College/
University
Program Name
Area
Pre-reqs
Credential Earned
Length
Grade 12 equivalency certificate
achieved through College academic
upgrading
Durham College
Full time Business E
Operations-Business (2year)/Business Administration (3- Administration
year)
OSSD, GED, ACE (BTSD) or Mature
Student Status (MSS)
Ontario College
2 and 3 years
Diploma/Ontario Advanced
College Diploma
Course Titles
Co-op?
Website
PR
City
NOC
Code
A141
Function
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
Program:
http://durhamcolleg
e.ca/EN/coned/hom
e/programs/pmac.p
hp
ACCOUNTING I (ACCT 1200), BUSINESS COMPUTER APPLICATIONS I 12 – 16 month
(COMP 1209, BUSINESS MATHEMATICS (MATH 1202), COLLEGE
internship
COMMUNICATION SKILLS (COMM 1202), HUMAN RESOURCE
MANAGEMENT I (HRM 1200), MARKETING I (MKTG 1200), OPERATIONS
MANAGEMENT I (OPER 1200)
School:
ON
www.durhamc.on.c
a
A016
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.dur
hamcollege.ca/durh
am/profile/progview
.jsp?programID=13
76
A141
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)
Notes
In conjunction with
APICS
CSCSC
College/
University
Program Name
Area
Pre-reqs
Credential Earned
Length
Course Titles
Co-op?
Website
PR
www.polymtl.ca
City
NOC
Code
Function
QC
A141
QC
B414
A312
A141
QC
B414
A312
A141
B414
A312
A141
B414
A312
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
École
Polytechnique de
Montréal
École
Polytechnique de
Montréal
École
Polytechnique de
Montréal
Baccalauréat
A.E.S. (Attestation d'études
supérieures)
Maîtrise (M. Ing.)
DESS (Diplôme d'études
supérieures spécialisées)
Génie industriel
F
Ingénierie des
F
systèmes
logistiques
(Distribution
physique des biens
et services)
Génie industriel
option logistique
Génie industriel
(spécialisation:
logistique)
F
F
Automne 7: Approvisionnement et distribution
Différentes conditions d'admission selon
le diplôme obtenu: Québec, nonquébecois, DEC technique, études
libres
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.
baccalauréat en ingénierie ou d'un
diplôme jugé équivalent ou
baccalauréat de 1er cycle dans un
domaine pertinent au programme (sous
certaines conditions)
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)
Programme qui peut faire 2 ans
partie du programme de
DESS en Technologie, offert
simultanément à la maîtrise
et au doctorat et à des
ingénieurs ou
professionnels en exercice.
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.
Distribution physique des biens et services, Conception des systèmes de
planification de production des stocks
www.polymtl.ca
www.polymtl.ca
www.polymtl.ca
QC
Notes
CSCSC
College/
University
École
Polytechnique de
Montréal
Program Name
Area
Génie industriel
F
(spécialisation:
logistique)
Pre-reqs
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
Fanshawe College Purchasing Management
of Applied Arts and Profession (PMAC)
Technology
Continuing
Education
E
CPP designation
Fanshawe College Supply Chain Management
of Applied Arts and (Basics) (APICS)
Technology
Continuing
Education
E
Fanshawe College Hazard Management
of Applied Arts and - course only
Technology
Continuing
Education
E
http://www.fanshaw ON
ec.on.ca/coursesea
rch/CEGuide.pdf
Fanshawe College Quality Assurance Programs and Continuing
of Applied Arts and Techniques
Education
Technology
- course only
E
ec.on.ca/coursesea
rch/CEGuide.pdf
Fanshawe College Industrial Management
of Applied Arts and (Supervisory Skills for
Technology
Managers) Certificate
E
Ph. D. (Doctorat)
Continuing
Education
Credential Earned
Certificate
Length
Course Titles
Website
PR
www.polymtl.ca
QC
Required Principles Courses:
BUSI-9003 Principles of Buying
BUSI-9004 Principles of Quality
BUSI-9052 Principles of Transportation and
Logistics
MGMT-9002 Principles of Inventory & Operations Control
ec.on.ca/coursesea
rch/CEGuide.pdf
Complete overview of material
flow, from internal and external suppliers, to and
from your organization. Topics include: Elements
of the Supply Chain Just-in-Time (JIT) Total Quality
Management (TQM) Manufacturing Resources
Planning (MRP II) Demand Planning Capacity
Management.
ec.on.ca/coursesea
rch/CEGuide.pdf
Compulsory Courses:
BUSI-1005 Intro. to Business Processes
MGMT-1152 Principles of Supervision
MGMT-3010 Leadership in Organizations
MGMT-3023 Contemporary Issues in Human
Relations
Elective Courses (Select 2):
COMM-6002 Organizational Business Comm.
MGMT-1018 Labour Relations
MGMT-3017 QA Programs & Techniques
MGMT-3049 Skills for Managing People
MGMT-6020 Project Management
MGMT-6023 Managing in the Age of Change
Co-op?
ec.on.ca/coursesea
rch/CEGuide.pdf
City
NOC
Code
A016
Function
Notes
CSCSC
College/
Program Name
University
Fanshawe College Project Cost and Procurement
of Applied Arts and - course only
Technology
Area
Continuing
E
Education
Fanshawe College Quality Assurance
of Applied Arts and Certificate Program
Technology
Continuing
Education
Fanshawe College Business Purchasing Diploma
Technology
Faculty of
E
Business, School of
Business and
Management
Pre-reqs
Credential Earned
Length
E
OSSD with courses from the College
(C), University (U),
2 years (4
semesters)
Course Titles
Co-op?
Website
PR
ec.on.ca/coursesea
rch/CEGuide.pdf
Compulsory Courses:
MATH-1047 Mathematics QA
ENGR-1015 Engineering Blueprint Reading
MATH-3026 Statistical Methods
COMM-1009 Communications for QA
MGMT-3027 Quality Team Leadership
MACH-3029 Metrology – QA
MATS-1003 Material Science
MGMT-5019 Planning for Quality
MACH-5013 Quality Management
Elective Courses (Select 3):
MACH-5011 Coordinate Measuring Machine
MACH-5014 Design of Experiments
DRAF-5002 Geometric Dimensioning &
Tolerancing
MACH-5012 ISO Quality Standards
MACH-5015 Quality Audit Methods
ec.on.ca/coursesea
rch/CEGuide.pdf
Level 1 Credits
University/College (U/C), or Open (O)
stream WITH:
Take all of the following Mandatory Courses:
- Any Grade 12 English (C) or (U)
- Mathematics* ONE OF:
- Any Grade 12 Mathematics** (C)
or (U)
- Any Grade 11 Mathematics (C), (U),
or (U/C)
(Note: a minimum final grade of 60
is required for any Grade 11
Mathematics course)
Or Academic and Career Entrance
Certificate (ACE)
Or Ontario High School Equivalency
Certificate (GED) AND:
- Mathematics* ONE OF:
- Any Grade 12 Mathematics** (C)
or (U)
- Any Grade 11 Mathematics (C),
(U), or (U/C)
ACCT-1004 Principles of Accounting 1 4.00
COMM-1023 Business Communication 3.00
ECON-1002 Economics I 3.00
MKTG-1012 Principles of Marketing I 3.00
MATH-1052 Business Math 3.00
BUSI-1060 Strategies for Success 1.00
Level 2 Credits
ACCT-1015 Management Accounting 3.00
Optional co-op
City
NOC
Code
Function
Notes
B315
In conjunction with
PMAC
G133
School:
ON
www.fanshawec.on.
ca
Program:
http://www.fanshaw
ec.on.ca/programs/
next/courses/BPR3.
asp
CSCSC
College/
University
Program Name
Area
Pre-reqs
Credential Earned
Length
Or Mature Applicant with standing in the
required courses and grade stated
above
Course Titles
Co-op?
Website
PR
City
NOC
Code
Function
PRCH-1001
Principles of Buying 4.00
PRCH-3009 Excel for Purchasing 3.00
Level 3 Credits
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
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 2.00
General Education - Mandatory
Take the following Mandatory General Education Course:
ECON-1005 - Normally taken in Level 2
MGMT-3041 - Normally taken in Level 2
General Education - Electives
Take 3 General Education Credits Normally taken in Level 2
First Nations
University of
Fleming College
Diploma in Business
Administration – Materials
Management and Distribution
Business,
Hospitality and
Tourism
E
OSSD with the majority of credits at the Ontario College Advanced 6 semesters – 3
College (c) and Open (o) level, including Diploma
year program
two English credits in the College (C )
stream and Grade 11 (C ) or
University/College (U/C) level
Mathematics.
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.
Semester 2: Business Teams, Communications at Work, International Trade,
Introduction to Financial Management, Marketing, Operations Management
Semester Three:
Contemporary Management Skills, Human Resources Administration,
Introduction to Materials Management, Macroeconomics, Management
Accounting, Occupational Health and Safety
Semester Four:
Advanced Computers, Business Statistics and Quantitative Methods,
General Education Elective, Negotiating Skills, Quality Management,
Transportation
Semester Five:
Applied Project (BAJ), Career Search, Communications – Report Writing,
General Education Elective, Manufacturing Information Systems,
Manufacturing Planning and Control
School:
http://www.firstnatio
ON
This course
School:
includes a minimum http://www.flemingc.
of 140 hours of field on.ca
placement
Program:
http://www.flemingc.
on.ca/Fulltime/ProgramDispla
y.cfm?ProgramCod
e=BAJ
Peterborough B116
A312
Notes
CSCSC
College/
University
Program Name
Area
Pre-reqs
Credential Earned
Length
Course Titles
Co-op?
Website
PR
City
NOC
Code
Function
Notes
Semester Six:
Corporate Social Responsibility: Ethical Conduct of Business, General
Education Elective, Logistics Management, Microeconomics, One Business
Course, Principles of Buying
Fleming College
Diploma in International Trade
Business,
Hospitality and
Tourism
E
OSSD with the majority of credits at the Ontario College Advanced
College (C ) and Open (O) level,
Diploma
including two English credits in the
College (C ) stream and Grade 11
College (C ) or University/College (U/C)
level Mathematics
6 Semesters - 3year program
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
ON
School:
http://www.flemingc
.on.ca
Semester 2: Business Teams, Communicating at Work, International Trade,
Introduction to Financial Management, Marketing, Operations Management,
Spanish II,
Program:
http://www.flemingc.
on.ca/Fulltime/ProgramDispla
y.cfm?ProgramCod
e=TD
Peterborough A016
A373
A141
A373
A113
A141
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 Trade
Semester 6: Corporate Social Responsibility: Ethical Conduct of Business,
General Education Elective, International Law, International Money Matters,
Logistics Management, Microeconomics.
George Brown
College
George Brown
College
Online Logistics Management
Certificate Program
Distance Education E
Online Supply Chain Management Distance Education E
Certificate Program
The logistics Management
Certificate
Logistics Management Certificate
The Supply Chain
6 courses 7 weeks Logistics Fundamentals, Inventory Management, Transportation,
in length each
Warehousing, Importing and Exporting, Supply Chain Management: the
Basics
4 courses 7 weeks The Supply Chain Management Certificate:
in length each
The Integrated Supply Chain, Purchasing for the Supply chain, Technology
for Supply chain Management, The Global Supply Chain
ON
School:
www.gbrownc.on.c
a
Program:
http://www.lscmcou
rse.com/
ON
School:
www.gbrownc.on.c
a
Program:
http://www.lscmcou
rse.com/
Online
Online
Online program
Online program
CSCSC
College/
University
George Brown
College
Program Name
Online Logistics Management
Diploma Program
Georgian College of Certificate Program in Business
Applied Arts and
Studies – Logistics
Technology
Area
Part Time Business E
Studies
Pre-reqs
Credential Earned
Length
Course Titles
Logistics Management Certificate and
The Supply Chain Management
Certificate
Logistics Management
Diploma
Equivalent of a two Business Mathematics, College English, General Education Course,
year program
Professional Communications I, Quantitative Methods I, Business Law,
Professional Communications II, Organizational Behaviour, Project
Management, Purchasing, Hazardous Waste Operations, Electronic
Commerce
Ontario Secondary School Diploma at Certificate of Achievement 6 Courses – 1
Mandatory Courses: MKTG 1000 Introduction to Marketing, MKTG 2004
the general, college or university level,
semester to 1 year Logistics, MGMT 2002 Project Management, MGMT 2000 Production and
with grade 12 English and mathematics
or mature student status.
(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
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.
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.
Georgian College of Certified Productions and
Applied Arts and
Inventory Management (APICS)
Technology
Part-time
E
Accreditations from
External Agencies
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
Co-op?
Website
PR
NOC
Code
A141
Function
Notes
Online program
A373
A113
A141
Part-time Program
www.georgianc.on.
ca
A373
http://www.georgian
c.on.ca/parttime/certificate_info.
php?major=BSTL
A113
School:
ON
www.georgianc.on.
ca
A141
B315
A114
A113
B315
G133
School:
ON
www.gbrownc.on.c
a
School:
ON
City
Online
Cross reference
with the Simcoe
Chapter of APICS
Program:
http://www.georgian
c.on.ca/parttime/external_certifi
cate_info.php?certi
d=13
Georgian College of Purchasing Management
Applied Arts and
Association of Canada (PMAC)
Technology
Part-time
E
Accreditations from
External Agencies
CPP (Certified Professional All courses are 45
Purchaser) Designation
hours in duration
each
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
School:
ON
www.georgianc.on.
ca
http://www.georgian
c.on.ca/parti /
l
ifi
Cross reference
with PMAC
CSCSC
College/
Program Name
University
Georgian College of Business Logistics
Applied Arts and
Technology
Area
E
Grande Prairie
Regional College
Workforce
Development Safety Training
E
Workforce
E
Workforce
E
Grande Prairie
Regional College
Grande Prairie
Regional College
Grande Prairie
Regional College
Equipment Training Certification
Fundamentals of Business
Administration
GPRC's Workforce
Development
Online Instruction
Center Department of
Business
Administration
Grande Prairie
Regional College
Administration
GPRC's Workforce
Development
Online Instruction
Center -
Pre-reqs
Credential Earned
Grande Prairie Regional
College 3 year certification
Certification
Certification
Length
Course Titles
Co-op?
Website
2 years
Yes
http://www.georgian ON
c.on.ca/
Half day
Forklift Safety FRK01
8 hours (1 day)
Half day
RIG01 - Rigging
Skid Steer Safety Training – SKL01
This course will help you
6 weeks
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.
Purchasing Fundamentals
This course will help you
6 weeks
prepare for the
Certified Purchasing
Manager (C.P.M.) and
Accredited Purchasing
Practitioner (A.P.P.) exams
offered by the Institute for
Supply Management.
Purchasing Applications
PR
City
NOC
Code
Function
Notes
School:
AB
www.gprc.ab.ca
Course:
http://www.gprc.ab.
ca/departments/wor
kforce/courses/cour
se_details.html?ID=
FRK01&cat=161
B571
H812
School:
AB
www.gprc.ab.ca
Course:
http://www.gprc.ab.
ca/departments/wor
kforce/courses/cour
se_details.html?ID=
RIG01&cat=161
B571
H812
School:
AB
www.gprc.ab.ca
Course:
http://www.gprc.ab.
ca/departments/wor
kforce/courses/cour
se_details.html?ID=
SKL01&cat=161
B571
H812
School:
http://www.ed2go.c
om/gprc/index.html
A113
Course only
Course:
http://www.ed2go.c
om/cgibin/oic3/newoffering
s.cgi?name=gprc&d
ept=BM&path=
B315
School:
http://www.ed2go.c
om/gprc/index.html
A113
This course is noncredit in nature,
offered via a third
party (Ed2Go) and
does not transfer
directly to
colleges/universitie
s.
Course only
Barrie
CSCSC
College/
University
Grande Prairie
Regional College
Program Name
Administration
Area
Department of
Business
Administration
Pre-reqs
Credential Earned
GPRC's Workforce
Development
Online Instruction
Center -
Length
6 weeks
Course Titles
Administration
GPRC's Workforce
Development
Online Instruction
Business
Administration
Grande Prairie
Regional College
Administration
GPRC's Workforce
Development
Online Instruction
Business
Administration
Grant MacEwan
College
Bachelor of Applied International
Business and Supply Chain
Management
Part-Time
E
Advanced
Education and
Technology Applied
PR
City
NOC
Code
Function
Notes
offered via a third
party (Ed2Go) and
does not transfer
directly to
s
Course only
Course:
http://www.ed2go.c
s.cgi?name=gprc&d
ept=BM&path=
Distribution and Logistics Management
School:
http://www.ed2go.c
om/gprc/index.html
A373
Course:
http://www.ed2go.c
s.cgi?name=gprc&d
ept=BM&path=
A141
The course also includes
6 weeks
essential information to help
you prepare for
supply chain and materials
management certification
examinations, including the
Certified in Production and
(CPIM) exam.
Supply Chain Management Fundamentals
The course also includes
6 weeks
essential information to help
you prepare for
supply chain and materials
management certification
examinations, including the
Certified in Production and
(CPIM) exam.
Supply Chain Management Applications
Credit
Introduction to Physical Distribution
One semester
Website
Department of
Business
Administration
Grande Prairie
Regional College
Co-op?
offered via a third
party (Ed2Go) and
does not transfer
directly to
s.
School:
http://www.ed2go.c
om/gprc/index.html
Course:
http://www.ed2go.c
s.cgi?name=gprc&d
ept=BM&path=
offered via a third
party (Ed2Go) and
does not transfer
directly to
s.
School:
http://www.ed2go.c
om/gprc/index.html
A141
Course only
Course:
http://www.ed2go.c
s.cgi?name=gprc&d
ept=BM&path=
A373
offered via a third
party (Ed2Go) and
does not transfer
directly to
s.
A141
School:
www.macewan.ca
AB
CSCSC
College/
University
Grant MacEwan
College
Grant MacEwan
College
Program Name
Management
Management
Area
Technology Applied
Degree Programs
Pre-reqs
E
Part-Time
Advanced
Education and
Technology Applied
Degree Programs
Minimum grade of C- in ASCM 201, or
consent of the program.
Advanced
E
Education and
Technology Applied
Degree Programs
Applicants must achieve a minimum
overall average of 65 percent in the
following high school courses with no
course grade lower than 50 percent:
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.
Credential Earned
Credit
Length
One semester
Course Titles
Co-op?
Website
PR
ASCM 201 (550)
Program:
http://www.business
.macewan.ca/gmcc/
supply/Program/Par
tTime.cfm?MenuOp
tion=1&Line=3
Physical Distribution and Logistics**
School:
AB
www.macewan.ca
ASCM 202 (551)
Program:
http://www.business
.macewan.ca/gmcc/
supply/Program/Par
tTime.cfm?MenuOp
tion=1&Line=3
Applied Degree Credential The program
Term 1: Introduction to Canadian Business, Introduction to Computing for
curriculum includes Business, Introduction to Microeconomics, Communications UT/Arts and
three years of
Science Elective seminar
classroom study
and a one-year
practicum: two 15credit work terms
completed in Year
Four of the
program.
Option of Part-time Term 2: Introduction to Logistics and Supply Chain Management,
studies available
Introduction to Macroeconomics, Business Law I, Probability and Statistics I,
Introduction to Management
AB
School:
www.macewan.ca
Program:
http://itsm.macewan
.ca/gmcc/supply/Pr
ogram/Index.cfm?M
enuOption=1&Line=
11
City
NOC
Code
A373
Function
Notes
This course is
equivalent to
Distribution I, a
Level I course in
the Canadian
Institute of Traffic
and Transportation
(C.I.T.T.) program
A141
A373
A016
This course is
equivalent to
Distribution II, a
Level I course in
the Canadian
and Transportation
(C.I.T.T.) program.
CSCSC
College/
University
Program Name
Area
Pre-reqs
Credential Earned
Length
Course Titles
Co-op?
Website
PR
www.hec.ca
City
NOC
Code
Function
QC
A114
Term
3: Introductory Accounting, Introduction to Physical Distribution,
Fundamentals of Purchasing, International Business and Trade
Management, Fundamentals of Marketing Seminar
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 4: Physical Distribution and Logistics, Introduction to e-Business,
Inventory Management, Introductory Finance, International Marketing or
International Finance, Seminar
Term 5: Managerial Information and Control Systems, Production and
Operations Control, Materials Handling and Warehouse Management,
Transportation Management, Principles of Quality Management, Seminar
HEC Montréal
Certificat
Gestion des
F
opérations et de la
production
DEC ou DEP ou diplôme jugé
équivalent ou 3 années d'expérience
pertinente
HEC Montréal
Certificat
Commerce de
détail et de la
distribution
DEC ou DEP ou diplôme jugé
équivalent ou 3 années d'expérience
pertinente
Cours obligatoire: Introduction au marketing
Cours à option: Gestion de la distribution commerciale
www.hec.ca
QC
A131
HEC Montréal
Baccalauréat (B.A.A.)
Administration des F/Eng
affaires
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
F
Possibilité de s'inscrire aux
cours de formation pour
obtenir le titre APICS (CIPM)
Term 6: Supply Chain Planning and Coordination, e-Business Execution,
Strategic Management, Global Sourcing and Logistics, Business
Negotiations and Supplier Management, Seminar
Term 7: Practicum I
Term 8: Practicum II
Cours obligatoire: Gestion des opérations et de la production
Cours à option: Gestion des stocks et de la distribution, Gestion des achats,
Gestion stratégique de l'approvisionnement et de la logistique, Introduction
au marketing
Notes
CSCSC
College/
University
HEC Montréal
Program Name
HEC Montréal
Maîtrise Sc.
Sciences en
gestion
HEC Montréal
DESS (Diplôme d'études
supérieures spécialisées)
Gestion
Maîtrise (MBA)
Area
Administration des F/Eng
affaires
Pre-reqs
Credential Earned
Length
Course Titles
Co-op?
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)
www.hec.ca
QC
NOC
Code
A016
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,
www.hec.ca
QC
A016
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
www.hec.ca
QC
A016
www.cegepheritage.qc.ca
QC
A016
A113
A114
A016
A113
A114
Heritage College
Holland College
Business Manager Profile
Business
Administration
E
Credits only but can lead to 1 semester for
Diploma
courses - 2 years
for program
Website
PR
PE
School:
www.hollandc.pe.ca
Purchasing
Holland College
Sales Manager Profile
Business
Administration
E
Credits only but can lead to 1 Semester for
Diploma
courses – 2 years
for program
Courses:
http://www.hollandc.
pe.ca/FactSheets/B
usinessAdministrati
on.htm
PE
School:
www.hollandc.pe.ca
Purchasing
Courses:
http://www.hollandc.
pe.ca/FactSheets/B
usinessAdministrati
on.htm
Humber College
Institute of
Postgraduate Certificate
Technology &
Advanced Learning
Postgraduate
Diploma and
Certificate
Programs
E
See website
Graduate Certificate
2 semesters
See website
No
http://postgraduate.
humber.ca/10151.ht
m
City
Function
Notes
Course only
Course only
CSCSC
College/
University
Program Name
Area
Pre-reqs
Credential Earned
Humber College
Institute of
Technology &
Advanced Learning
Business Management Diploma
Diploma dn Certificate E
Programs
Diploma
* 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;
Length
Course Titles
Co-op?
Website
PR
4 semesters
Semester
1 (18 hours/week) Credits
Business placement
ON
School:
www.humber.ca
City
NOC
Code
Function
Inventory / Material Control - Managerial
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
* 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
Program:
http://postsecon
dary.humber.ca/
02251.htm
A113
A141
A373
BMGT 100 Introduction to Business 3
COMM 200 College Writing Skills 3
HUMA 024 Humanities 3
MKTG 111 Marketing 3
Semester 2 (19 hours/week) Credits
BACC 100 Financial Accounting 1 4
BECN 100 Microeconomics 3
BLAW 100 Business Law 3
BMGT 201 Principles of Management 3
COMM 300 Business Writing Skills 3
MKTG 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.
BISM 324 Business Computer Applications 3
BISM 450 e-Commerce 3
BMGT 300 Human Resources Administration 3
BMGT 305 Operations Management 3
MKTG 311 Professional Selling 3
GNED General Elective 1 3
BACC 420 Business Finance 3
BACC 421 Computerized Accounting 3
BMGT 444 Leadership 3
BMGT 475 Entrepreneurship 3
BUSN 450 Business Placement 3
GNED General Elective 2 3
Humber College
Institute of
Technology &
Advanced Learning
Business Administration Advanced
Diploma with Focus in Logistics
Management
Diploma and
E
Certificate Programs
Advanced Diploma
* 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;
6 semesters
Semester 1 Credits
Work placement
ON
School:
www.humber.ca
A016
Notes
CSCSC
College/
University
Program Name
Area
Pre-reqs
Credential Earned
Length
Course Titles
* 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
* 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
Co-op?
Website
PR
City
NOC
Code
Function
Program:
http://postsecon
dary.humber.ca/
02511-n.htm
A141
BMGT 100 Introduction to Business 3
MKTG 111 Marketing 3
A373
A113
A114
COMM 200 College Writing Skills 3
HUMA 024 Humanities 3
Semester 2 Credits
BECN 100 Microeconomics 3
BLAW 100 Business Law 3
BMGT 201 Principles of Management 3
MKTG 211 Services Marketing 3
COMM 300 Business Writing Skills 3
Semester 3 Credits
BECN 200 Macroeconomics 3
BISM 327 Business Systems 3
BMGT 300 Human Resource Administration 3
BSTA 300 Business Statistics 3
GNED General Education Elective 3
Semester 4 Credits
BACC 300 Managerial Accounting 4
BECN 305 Money, Banking and Finance 3
BMGT 305 Operations Management 3
BMGT 310 Organizational Behaviour 3
MKTG 310 Marketing Research 3
GNED General Education Elective 2 3
Semester 5 Credits
BECN 301 Labour Economics 3
BMGT 500 Strategic Management 3
BSTA 450 Quantitative Methods 3
GNED General Education Elective 3 3
Profile Course 3
Profile Course 3
Semester 6 Credits
BACC 400 Corporate Finance 4
BMGT 650 Business Policy 3
BUSN 450 Business Placement 3
Profile Course 3
Profile Course 3
Profile Course 3
Logistics Management Profile
(qualifies toward MHMS accreditation)
Materials Management
Principles of Purchasing
Project Management
Productivity, Measurement and Improvement
Enterprise Resource Planning
Notes
CSCSC
College/
University
Program Name
Area
Humber College
Institute of
Technology &
Advanced Learning
Purchasing Certificate
Certificate Programs E
Pre-reqs
Credential Earned
Length
Course Titles
Co-op?
Website
PR
City
NOC
Code
Function
Notes
In cooperation with
PMAC
credit toward PMAC's
7 courses
Certificate in Purchasing and its
Certified Professional
Purchaser (CPP) designation.
Compulsory Courses - 1 Required FALL 2006 (September to December)
WINTER 2007 (January to March) SPRING 2007 (April to August) TSP 2006
ON
School:
www.humber.ca
PRCT 100 Principles of Buying FALL 2006 (September to December) WINTER
2007 (January to March) SPRING 2007 (April to August)
Program:
http://calendard
b.humber.ca/LI
S/WebCalendar
/CE/ProgramOff
ering.do?name=
08141
A113
B315
G133
Elective Courses - Choose 2 from the following:
PRCT 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
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
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)
Humber College
Institute of
Technology &
Advanced Learning
Logistics Essentials Certificate
Part-Time Studies – E
Continuing Education
Certificate
4 courses
LOGI 101
Introduction to Logistics Distance Education - Web (List)
ON
School:
www.humber.ca
B415
LOGI 102 Warehousing Distance Education - Web (List)
Logistics Management Certificate
Part time Programs – E
continuing Education
Certificate
10 courses
Compulsory Courses - 6 Required FALL 2006 (September to December)
WINTER 2007 (January to March) SPRING 2007 (April to August) TSP 2006
Program:
http://calendard
b.humber.ca/LI
S/WebCalendar
/CE/ProgramOff
ering.do?name=
31381
B315
B116
A312
LOGI 103 Transportation Distance Education - Web (List)
LOGI 200 Purchasing Distance Education - Web (List)
Humber College
Institute of
Technology &
Advanced Learning
ON
School:
www.humber.ca
A114
CSCSC
College/
University
Program Name
Area
Pre-reqs
Credential Earned
Length
Course Titles
Co-op?
BACC 100 Financial Accounting 1 Distance Education - Web (List) FALL 2006
Website
PR
City
NOC
Code
Program:
http://calendard
b.humber.ca/LI
S/WebCalendar
/CE/ProgramOff
ering.do?name=
02571
to August)
Function
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
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
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)
Humber College
Institute of
Technology &
Advanced
Learning
Postgraduate Certificate
Institut de
technologie
agroalimentaire,
campus de La
Pocatière
Institut maritime du D.E.C. technique
Québec
John Abbott
College
Kemptville College Seminars in Forklift Training
Courses
Postgraduate
Diploma and
Certificate
Programs
E
See website
No relevant
program
Techniques de la
logistique du
transport
Graduate Certificate
2 semesters
See website
No
F
Trades and
E
Technical Programs
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
Successful candidates will 1 Day
receive a wall certificate,
laminated permit and a
Record of Training for their
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)
Forklift Operators Course
Stage ATE
http://postgradu
ate.humber.ca/1
0151.htm
www.ita.qc.ca
QC
www.imq.qc.ca
QC
www.johnabbott.qc. QC
ca
School:
ON
A016
Senior Management –
Managerial
A131
B415
B571
Notes
CSCSC
College/
University
Kemptville College
Keyano College
Keyano College
Keyano College
Keyano College
Program Name
Seminars in Forklift Training
Courses
Purchasing Management
Certificate Program
Safety Training Courses
Business and Personal
Development Courses
Business and Personal
Development Courses
Area
Trades and
E
Technical Programs
Workforce
Development
Department Continuing
Education
Certificate
Programs
E
Workforce
Development
Department Continuing
Education Trades
and Heavy
Industrial Division
E
Business and
Personal
Development
E
Business and
Personal
Development
E
Pre-reqs
Credential Earned
Length
Record of Training for their
employer or perspective
employer
Course Titles
Upon completion,
2 days
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.
Forklift New Operator Course
PMAC Certificate in
purchasing
Principles of Transportation & Logistics
2 courses – 45
hours each
Varies per course
1 semester
1 semester
Website
PR
www.kemptvillec.uo
guelph.ca
Course:
http://www.kemptvill
ec.uoguelph.ca/edu
/trades/forklift.htm#f
orklift3
School:
ON
www.kemptvillec.uo
guelph.ca
City
NOC
Code
H812
Function
Notes
B571
H812
A113
B315
B571
H812
A114
Non-credit course
H812
A016
Non-credit course
Course:
http://www.kemptvill
ec.uoguelph.ca/edu
/trades/forklift.htm#f
orklift3
Principles of Inventory and Operations
certificates
Co-op?
Fall Protection (OSSA Accredited), Aerial Life Training (OSSA Accredited),
Forklift Operator Certification, Variable Reach Forklift, Skid Steer
Certification, Fire Extinguisher Training
Principles of Inventory and Operations Course
School:
www.keyano.ca
Program:
http://www.keyano.
ca/Media/Collection
s/Calendars/Keyan
o.Calendar.Continui
ngEducation(200701).pdf
School:
www.keyano.ca
Program:
http://www.keyano.
ca/Media/Collection
s/Calendars/Keyan
o.Calendar.Continui
ngEducation(200701).pdf
School:
www.keyano.ca
Program:
http://www.keyano.
ca/prospective_stu
dents/programs/non
credit/business.htm
#top
School:
www.keyano.ca
AB
AB
AB
AB
Cross Reference
with PMAC
CSCSC
College/
University
Program Name
Area
Pre-reqs
Credential Earned
Length
Course Titles
Co-op?
Lakehead
University
Lakehead
University
Certificate
Programs
E
Lambton College of The Purchasing Management
Applied Arts and
Association of Canada - The
Technology
Certified Professional Purchaser
Designation (C.P.P.®)
Continuing
Education
Certificate
Programs
E
Langara College
Business
Management
Department
E
International Business
Management Diploma Program
Certificate
Certificate
MGMT 1330 Principles of Inventory & Operations Control *
MGMA 1310 Principles of Quality (courses offered this term only)
Credit
1 semester
International Distribution
PR
NOC
Code
Function
Notes
A016
Website page
under construction
A141
A114
School:
http://bolt.lakehead
u.ca
Program:
u.ca/~foba/wp/?pg=
17#cpp
School:
ON
www.lambton.on.ca
A113
B315
A113
Course:
http://www.lambton.
on.ca/PTEd/doc_ht
ml?Area=PMAC
B315
School:
BC
www.langara.bc.ca
A016
Course only
School:
BC
www.langara.bc.ca
A016
Course only
Course:
http://www.langara.
bc.ca/courses/subj/
BUSM.htm
A141
Program:
http://www.keyano.
ca/prospective_stu
dents/programs/non
credit/business.htm
#top
School:
ON
u.ca
Program:
u.ca/~foba/wp/?pg=
33
Honours Bachelor of Commerce
with Major in Operations
Management
Advanced Standing Toward
Designation Of Certified
Professional Purchaser (CPP)
Website
Available for
Program
City
Course:
http://www.langara.
bc.ca/business/ibus
/Diploma%20INTB
%20200630.pdf
Langara College
Business Management Diploma
Business
Management
Department
E
Credits
1 Semester
E-Commerce and Distribution, Operations Management
CSCSC
College/
University
Laurentian
University
Program Name
Masters in Business
Administration
Area
School of Graduate E
Studies
Pre-reqs
Credential Earned
Length
Course Titles
MBA Degree
2 years
COMM 5607 Operations Management
Co-op?
Website
PR
School:
ON
www.laurentian.ca
City
NOC
Code
A016
Function
Notes
Course only
A016
Senior Management - Managerial
Program:
http://142.51.14.1/L
aurentian/Home/De
partments/Commer
ce/M.B.A.+Program
/?wbc_purpose=Ba
sic
Lethbridge
Community College
Loyalist College of Business Administration Diploma Business
Applied Arts and
with option in Materials
Administration
Technology
Management
www.lethbridgecolle AB
ge.ab.ca
E
The minimum requirement for admission Three-Year Ontario College 3 years
Advanced Diploma
to 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
FIRST YEAR
School:
ON
www.loyalistc.on.ca
Semester One/Semester Two
Program:
http://www.loyalistc.
on.ca/Loyalist/index
_e.aspx?DetailID=1
93
ACCT 1007 Financial Accounting
BUSI 1008 Introduction to Business 1
COMM 1000 Communications
COMP 1000 Introduction to Computers 1
MATH 1000 Business Mathematics
MRKT 1000 Marketing ACCT 1009 Management Accounting 1
BUSI 1009 Introduction to Business 2
COMM 1022 Oral Communications
COMP 1001 Introduction to Computers 2
LAWS 1000 Business Law
MATH 1001 Mathematics of Finance
SECOND YEAR
Semester Three/Semester Four
BUSI 2000 Business Management 1
BUSI 2001 Human Resources Management
BUSI 2002 Operations Management
ECON 2000 Micro Economics
MATH 2000 Descriptive Statistics
BUSI 2004 Basics of Supply Chain Management
BUSI 2005 Alternative Dispute Resolution
ECON 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 3011 Project Management
COUN 3000 Career Preparation
Plus one elective BUSI 3005 Logistics Management
CSCSC
College/
University
Program Name
Loyalist College of PMAC: Principles of Quality
Applied Arts and
Certificate
Technology
Area
Continued
Education Business
Pre-reqs
E
Credential Earned
Certificate
Length
Course Titles
10 courses
BUSI 3006 Enterprise Information Systems
BUSI 3020 Strategic Planning of Resources
PLAC 3004 Placement
Plus one elective
BUSI 8102 Principles of Buying (Fall)
Co-op?
BUSI 8155 Principles of Inventory and Operations Control (Winter)
Loyalist College of Supply Chain and Logistics
Applied Arts and
Management Post Diploma
Technology
Continuing
Education Business
E
This is a post diploma program.
Post Diploma
Candidates should have a two or threeyear college diploma or equivalent from
programs in Business, Accounting, Civil
Engineering, Hospitality, Information
Technology, Transportation or
significant work experience in a related
field.
10 courses plus
placement
BUSI 8088 Principles of Transportation and Logistics (Fall)
BUSI-8153 Principles of Quality (Winter)
5 CORE COURSES:
MRKT 1000 Marketing
ECON 2000 Microeconomics
ACCT 1000 Financial Accounting 1
BUSI 3007 Organizational Behaviour
BUSI 2001 Human Resources Management
COMP 8105 Information Systems in Logistics and Operations Management Placement
Prior Learning Assessment and
Recognition (PLAR)
BUSI 8139 Business Report Writing
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 2
BUSI 8141 Strategic Leadership
BUSI 8142 Global Logistics
Website
PR
NOC
Code
Function
Notes
School:
ON
www.loyalistc.on.ca
A113
In conjunction with
PMAC
Program:
https://www.loyalist
banner.ca/pls/prod/
cewkcrss.P_Certific
ates2?label=CERT
_PMAC
B315
G133
A016
School:
ON
www.loyalistc.on.ca
Program:
https://www.loyalist
banner.ca/pls/prod/
cewkcrss.P_Certific
ates2?label=CERT
_SCLM
City
CSCSC
College/
University
Program Name
Area
Pre-reqs
Credential Earned
Length
Course Titles
Co-op?
Website
PR
City
NOC
Code
Function
www.marianopolis.
edu
www.mi.mun.ca
www.maskwachees
.ca
School:
www.mcgill.ca
QC
QC
Montreal
A016
School:
QC
www.mcgill.ca
Program:
http://coursecalend
ar.mcgill.ca/ugcal20
0607/wwhelp/wwhimpl
/js/html/wwhelp.htm
Montreal
A016
BUSI 8143 Purchasing
BUSI 8063 Project Leadership
BUSI 8144 Financial Systems
MRKT 8000 Business Marketing
Placement
Marianopolis
College
Marine Institute
Maskwachees
Cultural College
McGill University
Masters in Business
Masters Degree in E
Administration with Concentration Business
in Operations Management
Administration
MBA
Flexible
NL
AB
Program:
http://coursecalend
ar.mcgill.ca/gradgi2
00607/wwhelp/wwhimpl
/js/html/wwhelp.htm
McGill University
Bachelor of Commerce with
concentration in Operations
Management
Desautels Faculty
of Management
E
B Comm Degree
4 years
Required Courses
(6 credits)
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)
Notes
CSCSC
College/
University
McGill University
McMaster
University-De
Groote School of
Business
Program Name
Certificate in Transportation and
Logistics
Area
Management and
Business
Continuing
Education
Master of Business Administration Business
with specialization in Operations Administration
Management
Pre-reqs
E
Credential Earned
Certificate
Length
Course Titles
10 courses
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:
Co-op?
E
The DeGroote School of Business
MBA
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:
2 years
proven leadership capabilities
A600 Financial Accounting
workplace experience
ethical maturity
business aptitude
community involvement
breadth of character
overall contribution to society
B600 Organizational Behaviour
E600 Economics
K603 Information Systems Management
Q600 Applied Business Statistics
YEAR 1 (TERM 2)
A610 Managerial Accounting
F600 Managerial Finance
H600 Human Resources
M600 Marketing
O600 Operations Management
YEAR 2 (TERM 3)
P700 Business, Government and the Global Environment
Plus four additional Year 2 courses taken as stream requirements/electives.
YEAR 2 (TERM 4)
P720 Advanced Strategic Management
PR
School:
QC
www.mcgill.ca
Program:
http://www.mcgill.ca
/contedcms/programs/unde
rgrad/transportation
/
MGCR 293 Managerial Economics
BUSA 364 Business Law 1
CTPT 205 Introduction to Logistics
CACC 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
YEAR 1 (TERM 1)
Website
Yes
School:
ON
www.mcmaster.ca
Program:
http://www.degroote
.mcmaster.ca/prosp
ect/mba/academ/co
urses.aspx
City
NOC
Code
A114
Function
A113
A373
A141
A016
Notes
CSCSC
College/
University
Program Name
Area
Pre-reqs
Credential Earned
Length
Course Titles
Co-op?
Website
PR
www.mhc.ab.ca
AB
City
NOC
Code
Function
Notes
School:
ON
www.mohawkc.on.c
a
Program:
http://www.mohawk
college.ca/calendar/
industrialEngTechn
o.html
B116
Graduates of this
program are also
eligible for credits
toward a Forum for
International Trade
Training
designation as a
Certified
International Trade
Professional (CITP)
Semester 1 (14 weeks)
School:
ON
www.mohawkc.on.c
a
A141
Mathematics: year 3, C, M or U.
PMM 101 Career Education 1
Program:
http://www.mohawk
college.ca/calendar/
packMain.html
H812
Mature applicants are considered on an
individual basis
1
Plus four additional Year 2 courses taken as stream requirements/electives
Medicine Hat
College
Mohawk College of International Business
Full Time Programs E
Applied Arts and
Management Certificate Program – Business
Technology
College diploma or university degree or Ontario College Graduate
demonstrated competence through
Certificate
related work experience
Cover letter, resumé and postsecondary
transcripts may be required
1 year
BUSN IB100 Global Entrepreneurship 3.00
BUSN IB102 International Trade Logistics 3.00
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
Mohawk College of Packaging Maintenance –
Applied Arts and
Processes and Techniques
Technology
College Certificate Program
Full Time Programs E
– Arts, Sciences
and
Communications
Ontario Secondary School Diploma (or College Certificate
equivalent), with the following specific
requirements: English: year 4, C or U
35 weeks
PMM 102 Engineering Drawings
3
PMM 103 Mathematics
3
PMM 104 Machine Technology 1
8
PMM 105 Workshop Practice 1
5
Total Hours 20
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
CSCSC
College/
University
Mount Royal
College
Program Name
Area
Bachelor of Applied E
Business and
Entrepreneurship
Pre-reqs
Mathematics 30 Pure - 60% OR
Mathematics 30 Applied - 65% OR
Mathematics 31 - 60%
Credential Earned
Degree and Forum for
International Trade Training
(FITT) diploma
Length
Course Titles
3
PMM 208 Conventional Machining 1
5
Total Hours 20
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
4 years Semester One
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
Semester Three
Professional Selling - ADMN 1154
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 Trade Logistics - INBU 3304
Semester Five
International Market Entry and Distribution - INBU 3305
International Trade Law - INBU 3307
Business Ethics - PHIL 3329
Semester Six
Directed Field Studies I - ENTR 2010
Semester Seven
Small Business Strategy - ENTR 4435
International Trade Management - INBU 4408
Co-op?
Website
PR
Two semesters of School:
AB
www.mtroyal.ca
Directed Field
Program:
Studies
yal.ca/supplychain/
admissionreqs.php
City
NOC
Code
Function
A016
A373
Notes
CSCSC
College/
University
Program Name
Area
Pre-reqs
Credential Earned
Length
Course Titles
Co-op?
Website
PR
1 year paid work
experience
School:
www.mtroyal.ca
AB
City
NOC
Code
Function
A016
A373
A141
Notes
Semester Eight
Directed Field Studies II - ENTR 3010
Mount Royal
College
Mount Royal
College
Management degree
Bachelor of Applied E
International
Business and
Supply Chain
Management
Effective Project Management:
Project
SAP Business Information
Management
Warehouse (BW) Implementation Seminar Series
E
Pure Mathematics 30 - 60%
Degree
4 years Semester One
Financial Accounting Concepts - ADMN 1121
Principles of Marketing - ADMN 1150
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
Global Entrepreneurship and Trade Management - INBU 3301
Introduction to Physical Distribution - LSCM 3301
Fundamentals of Purchasing - LSCM 3303
Semester Four
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
Inventory Management - LSCM 4401
Production and Operations Management - LSCM 4403
Materials and Warehouse Management - LSCM 4405
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
7 hours CRN 30823 1 class
Program:
yal.ca/supplychain/
outcome.shtml
School:
www.mtroyal.ca
Program:
l.ca/pm/projmanprof
dev.shtml
AB
A114
This is a seminar
CSCSC
College/
University
Mount Royal
College
Mount Royal
College
Mount Royal
College
Program Name
Extension Certificate
Area
Continuing
E
Education
Programs and
Courses
Forum for International Trade
Continuing
Training (FITT Skills) Professional Education
Designation
Programs and
Courses
New Brunswick
Business Administration
Community College Transportation Management
- Moncton Campus Diploma
- St. John Campus
- Woodstock
Campus
Continuing
Education
Programs and
Courses
Business
Administration
Pre-reqs
Credential Earned
Certificate
Length
Course Titles
9 courses – 201 Introduction to Supply Chain Management
hours
Introduction to Procurement Strategies in Supply Chain Management
E
Completion of any 4
FITTskills courses leads to a
Certificate of International
Trade from FITT.
Completion of all 8 courses
leads to a Diploma of
meets the educational
requirement for the Certified
International Trade
Professional (C.I.T.P.)
designation
E
PMAC Certificate in
Purchasing
Strategic Procurement in Supply Chain Management
Inventory, Warehousing & Analysis in Supply Chain Management
Technology & E-Procurement in Supply Chain Management
Project Management - An Overview
Managing High Performance Teams
Effective Workplace Communication
8 courses Global Entrepreneurship (Course 1)
International Marketing (Module 2)
High School Diploma or Adult High
School Diploma or GED Diploma of
High School Equivalency.
Diploma
Website
PR
School:
www.mtroyal.ca
AB
Program:
l.ca/supplychain/
School:
AB
www.mtroyal.ca
Program:
l.ca/fitt/
City
NOC
Code
A141
Function
Notes
In Conjunction with
PMAC
A114
A113
A373
A114
A141
International Trade Finance (Course 3)
International Trade Logistics (Module 4)
A113
International Market Entry & Distribution (Course 5)
International Trade Research (Course 6)
Legal Aspects of International Trade (Module 7)
International Trade Management (Module 8)
3 semesters
PMAC: Principles of Buying
PMAC: Principles of Inventory & Operations Control
E
Co-op?
PMAC: Principles of Quality
PMAC: Principles of Transportation & Logistics
2 years – 60 credits Area of Study
School:
www.mtroyal.ca
Program:
l.ca/purchasing/
A113
B315
Website:
NB
www.miramichi.nbc
c.nb.ca
A373
Grade 11 Math Part A and B (Level 2)
Accounting-Manual and Computerized
Marketing Management
Business Law
Business Software Applications
Financial Mathematics
Economics
Statistics
Management
Human Relations
Professional Sales
Program:
http://www.ceibathu
rst.com/ICDM/abstr
act_E.aspx?DocId=
1817
B415
B414
In conjunction with
PMAC
This is a L.I.V.E.
program. (Learning
Integrated Virtually
Everywhere).
CSCSC
College/
University
Program Name
Area
Pre-reqs
Credential Earned
Length
Course Titles
Co-op?
Website
PR
City
NOC
Code
Function
Notes
Electronic Commerce
Transportation Systems
Transportation Regulations
Transportation Management
Transportation Operations
Transportation Report
Internship (Work Practicum)
New Brunswick
International Business Diploma
Community College
- St. Andrews
Campus
Business
E
High School Equivalency
Diploma
60 credits – 2 years Area of Study
Website:
NB
www.miramichi.nbc
c.nb.ca
A114
Management of Organizations and Human Resources
Program:
http://www.ceibathu
rst.com/ICDM/abstr
act_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
Business Administration –
Community College Transportation Operations
- Woodstock
Certificate
Campus
Business
Administration
E
High School Equivalency
Certificate
30 credits – 1 year Accounting - Manual and Computerized
4 week practicum
NB
Website:
www.miramichi.nbc
c.nb.ca
B571
Business Mathematics
Records Management
Keyboarding
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
Program:
http://www.ceibathu
rst.com/ICDM/Abstr
act_E.aspx?DocId=
1797
B576
B575
This is a L.I.V.E.
program. (Learning
Integrated Virtually
Everywhere).
CSCSC
College/
University
Program Name
Area
Pre-reqs
Credential Earned
Length
Course Titles
Co-op?
Website
PR
City
NOC
Code
Function
Introduction to Transportation
Transportation Operations
Effective Selling
Work Practicum
Niagara College
Business Administration -
Business
Administration
E
Ontario Secondary School Diploma with Ontario College Advanced 3 years
the majority of senior level courses at Diploma
the College (C), University (U) or
University/College (M) levels, or an
Ontario High School Equivalency
Certificate (GED), or mature student
status.
Term One
Grade 12 English (C) or (U) or Grade 12
English (minimum General Level).
ACCT1101 Financial Accounting I 3
Up to 8 months paid School:
ON
www.niagarac.on.c
work experience
a
A114
Operations Management (Co-op)
– Diploma
Program:
http://niagarac.on.c
a/studying/program
s/fulltime/baom_040
1/
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
Notes
CSCSC
College/
University
Niagara College
Program Name
Management
Area
Business
E
Pre-reqs
Credential Earned
College Diploma or University Degree, Ontario College Graduate
preferably in a related discipline (as
Certificate
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
Length
Course Titles
1 year
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
Term One
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
Co-op?
Website
PR
NOC
Code
Function
School:
ON
www.niagarac.on.c
a
A114
Program:
http://web.niagarac.
on.ca/studying/prog
rams/fulltime/ibm_0
447/
A373
A141
A016
INTL9720 Investigating International Markets 3
INTL9740 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
Niagara College
Bachelor of Applied Business
(International Commerce and
Global Development) Degree
Business
E
Bachelor’s Degree
(OSSD) or equivalent as determined by
the College, PLUS
4 years
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
Term One
Grade 12 English (U) or OAC English.
BACC9101 Financial Accounting 3
Five additional Grade 12 (U) or (M) or
(OAC) level courses in any field of
study.
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.
BCOM9105 Business Communications 3
BICG9102 Concepts of International Trade 3
BMKT9103 Principles of Marketing 3
BPCS9104 Business Computer Applications 3
Foreign Language Elective I 3
Term Two
School:
ON
www.niagarac.on.c
a
Program:
http://niagarac.on.c
a/studying/program
s/fulltime/babic_600
2/
City
Notes
CSCSC
College/
University
Program Name
Area
Pre-reqs
Credential Earned
Length
Course Titles
Co-op?
Website
PR
www.nvit.bc.ca
BC
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
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
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
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
City
NOC
Code
Function
Notes
CSCSC
College/
University
Norquest College
Program Name
Introduction to Forklift Operation
Area
Continuing
E
Education
Pre-reqs
Credential Earned
Length
Course Titles
Certificate
10 hours
Co-op?
Website
PR
NOC
Code
B571
H812
School:
AB
http://www.nait.ca
Program:
http://www.nait.ca/p
ortal/server.pt/gate
way/PTARGS_0_9
9_298_211_0_43/ht
tp%3B/portletsrv/ca
lendar/Program.asp
x?ProgramID=1659
&CalendarID=91
A141
A114
School:
http://www.nait.ca
A113
B315
AB
School:
http://www.norquest
.ab.ca/programs/car
eerprograms/pretra
desandservice/war
ehousingcontent.ht
m
Program:
http://www.norquest
.ab.ca/coned/safety
training.htm#2
North Island
College
North West
Regional College
Northern Alberta
Institute of
Technology
Northern Alberta
Institute of
Technology
Production & Inventory Control
Management Certification
The Purchasing Management
Association of Canada (PMAC)
Certificate
Part-Time Learning E
– Business
– Business
NAIT does not issue a
5 courses
Program Certificate for
these courses. To attain the
professional designation
CPIM (Certification in
Management), students
must write and pass five
APICS certification exams.
10 courses
APIC101 Basics of Supply Chain Management
APIC110 Master Planning of Resources
APIC115 Detailed Scheduling & Planning
APIC116 Strategic Management of Resources
PMA300 Principles of Buying
PMA310 Principles of Transportation & Logistics
PMA320 Principles of Quality
PMA330 Principles of Inventory and Operations Control
ORGB191 Organizational Behaviour
MGMT256 Strategic Management I
HRMT296 Human Resource Management
MGMT257 Strategic Management II
MARK260 International Business
MGMT270 Leadership Development
MGMT408 Strategic Management
www.nic.bc.ca
BC
www.nwrc.sk.ca
SK
Program:
way/PTARGS_0_9
9_298_211_0_43/ht
tp%3B/portletsrv/ca
lendar/Program.asp
x?ProgramID=1664
&CalendarID=91
AB
City
Function
Notes
In conjunction with
APICS and CPIM
In conjunction with
PMAC
CSCSC
College/
University
Northern Alberta
Institute of
Technology
Northern Alberta
Institute of
Technology
Program Name
Certificate Program
Warehouse Training
Area
Pre-reqs
– Productivity
Enhancement
Programs
– Distance Learning
- Engineering
Technologies &
Trade Related
Distance
Credential Earned
NAIT Operations
Length
Course Titles
2 days – 14 hours
MARK166 Marketing
AAC250 Marketing Fundamentals
MGMT254 Entrepreneurship
MARK265 Marketing Management
ECON186 Microeconomics
ECON187 Macroeconomics
AAC141 Microeconomics
AAC142 Macroeconomics
ACCT106 Accounting
ACCT107 Accounting
AAC100 Introductory Financial Accounting I
AAC105 Introductory Financial Accounting II
AAC230 Organizational Behaviour
PMC101 Introduction to Project Management
PMC102 Productivity Improvement
• Students must have English 10 or 13, NAIT Continuing Education 24 courses
and Math 10 (old curriculum) or Pure or Certificate
Applied Math 10, or Math 13, 14 or 16.
Include official transcripts of secondary
and any post-secondary education with
your application.
OR
PMC103 Team-Building & Facilitative Leadership
PMC104 Project Scope Management
PMC105 Project Time Management (PERT/CPM)
PMC106 Project Management Tools
OMC101 Introduction to Operations Management
OMC102 Forecasting for Production
OMC103 Capacity Planning
OMC104 Scheduling Machines/Equipment
OMC105 Inventory Control
WT90 Warehousing Registration
WT51 Prior Learning Assessment Level 1
Co-op?
Website
PR
School:
http://www.nait.ca
City
NOC
Code
Function
AB
A141
AB
A141
A114
Notes
Program:
way/PTARGS_0_9
9_298_211_0_43/ht
tp%3B/portletsrv/ca
lendar/Program.asp
x?ProgramID=2121
&CalendarID=111
School:
http://www.nait.ca
Program:
way/PTARGS_0_9
9_298_211_0_43/ht
tp%3B/portletsrv/ca
lendar/Program.asp
x?ProgramID=2321
&CalendarID=96
Online Course
CSCSC
College/
University
Program Name
Area
Pre-reqs
Credential Earned
Length
Course Titles
Co-op?
Website
PR
WT52
Prior Learning Assessment Level 2
• The Test of Work Essential Skills
(TOWES) at a G2 level.
WT53 Prior Learning Assessment Level 3
WT100 Introduction to Warehousing Operations
WT101 Communication & Comprehension Skills
WT102 Computer Use in Warehousing
WT103 Warehousing Safety Skills
WT110 Material Handling Procedures Level 1
WT120 Warehouse Materials Handling Equipment
WT121 Warehouse Storage Systems
WT201 Quality Customer Service
WT210 Materials Handling Level 2
WT211 Transportation and Traffic
WT221 Industry Specific Products or Procedures 1
WT222 Material Identification Systems
WT230 Warehouse Business Operations
WT300 Warehouse Supervisory Skills
WT310 Warehouse Purchasing Procedures
WT311 Inventory Control Procedures
WT312 Quality Management
WT320 Warehouse Design and Planning
WT321 Industry Specific Products or Procedure 2
WT330 Warehouse Business Management
Northern College of
Applied Arts and
Technology
Northern Lakes
Forklift Operator Safety
College
Northern Lakes
College
City
NOC
Code
B415
Function
Notes
B312
B414
www.northernc.on.c ON
a
Short Courses
Production & Operations
Short Courses
Management for the Maintenance
Manager
E
E
Certificate
Module 2 out of 8 in the
Maintenance Management
Professional (MMP)
Certificate Program
6 hours
10, 3 hour weekly
sessions
Topics covered are:
School:
AB
www.northernlakes
college.ca
B571
* Forklift styles & distinctions
Program:
http://www.northernl
akescollege.ca/pro
grams/display_cour
se_wfd.cfm?service
ID=SA093
H812
A141
* 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 load
Topics include:
- Understanding the impact of Maintenance on the production process
A114
- Production issues and methods
A415
- Implementing Quality Control
- Lean Manufacturing
- Eliminating the seven types of waste
Sessions are
delivered LIVE ONLINE via internet
conferencing –
distance learning
CSCSC
College/
University
Program Name
Area
Pre-reqs
Credential Earned
Length
Course Titles
Co-op?
Website
PR
Course Content:
School:
www.nlc.bc.ca
BC
Identify Government Regulations Regarding Utilities
Program:
http://nlc.bc.ca/publi
c.course.php?Cour
seActiveList=cours
edetails&CourseID
=226
City
NOC
Code
Function
Notes
A373
Course only
- Using the Kanban approach
- Lean manufacturing principles and techniques, including: Cellular
Manufacturing
Northern Lights
College
Utilities and Transportation Course Continuing
Education
E
Credit
34 Hours
- 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.northlandscoll SK
ege.sk.ca
BC
www.nwcc.bc.ca
Northwest
Community College
Nova Scotia
International Business Advanced Business
Agricultural College Diploma
Management
(NSAC)
Programs
E
Completion of either the first year of
NSCC's Business Administration
program, or one-year of business
administration or commerce at a postsecondary level, or high school
graduation diploma plus equivalent
business experience that includes a
background in economics, marketing,
and accounting.
Advanced Diploma
2 years
FITT 3101 Global Entrepreneurship 60hrs
Optional Co-op
School:
www.nsac.ns.ca
NS
A114
FITT 4102 International Marketing 60hrs
FITT 4103 International Trade Finance 60hrs
FITT 4104 International Trade Logistics 60hrs
FITT 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
Program:
http://www.nscc.ca/
Learning_Programs
/Programs/PlanDes
cr.aspx?prg=INTB&
pln=INTERBUSIN
A113
A373
A141
CSCSC
College/
University
Program Name
Area
Pre-reqs
Credential Earned
Length
Course Titles
Co-op?
Website
PR
School:
www.nsac.ns.ca
NS
City
NOC
Code
Function
Notes
A141
Course only
A373
online
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
Nova Scotia
International Trade Logistics
Community College Course
(NSCC)
Continuing
E
Education Courses
Introduction to Marketing (MKTG1000) Credit in International
and Communications - Mechanics of
Business Advanced
Writing (COMM1205).
Diploma
Program:
http://www.nscc.ca/
Learning_Programs
/parttime/qry_courseid.a
sp?CourseID=630
Nova Scotia
Community College Course
(NSCC)
Nunavut Arctic
College
Okanagan College Production and Inventory
Continuing
E
Education Courses
NS
School:
www.nsac.ns.ca
Program:
http://www.nscc.ca/
Learning_Programs
/parttime/qry_courseid.a
sp?CourseID=631
Global Entrepreneurship (FITT3101), Credit toward the
(FITT3106), and International Market
Advanced Diploma.
Entry & Distribution (FITT3105).
COREQUISITES: International Trade
Finance (FITT3103), International Trade
Research (FITT3106), Legal Aspects of
International Trade (FITT3107), and
International Marketing (FITT3102)
www.nac.nu.ca
Business Programs E
– Continuing
Studies
Certificate
PIM 007
School:
www.okanagan.bc.
ca
Program:
http://www.okanaga
n.bc.ca/Page10353.
aspx
Nunav
ut
BC
A141
A373
Online course
A114
In conjunction with
CPIM
B415
PIM 027
PIM 028
PIM 029
PIM 030
Olds College
Operating
Engineers
Education and
Development Inc.
Parkland Regional PMAC - Principles of Inventory &
College
Operations Control - Accelerated
Class
www.oldscollege.ab AB
.ca
Does not have
working website
Employer Services E
1 month
SK
School:
www.parklandcolle
ge.sk.ca
A113
CSCSC
College/
University
Program Name
Area
Pre-reqs
Credential Earned
Length
Course Titles
Portage College
Prairie West
Regional College
Queen’s University Master’s in Business
Administration
Website
PR
Program:
http://www.parkland
college.sk.ca/
City
NOC
Code
A114
Function
Notes
www.portagecolleg AB
e.ca
www.pwrc.sk.ca
SK
Graduate Programs E
MBA
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.
12 months
ON
A016
Core Courses
School:www.queen ON
su.ca
A016
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.que
ensu.ca/grad_studi
es/mgm/index.php
Two letters of reference
Official transcripts from each postsecondary institution you have attended
sent by the Registrar of the institution
directly to the Queen’s Master of Global
Management program Admissions
Committee
Statement outlining what skills you bring
to the program including any
international experience
Leadership Across Cultures, modules 1& 2;
Key Topics in International Business;
Resume
Global Strategy
2. A score of 600 or better on the
Graduate Management Admission Test
(GMAT).
Queen’s University Master of Global Management
Co-op?
School of Graduate E
Studies
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, Degree
with a minimum of a B+ average
www.queensu.ca
Program:
http://business.que
ensu.ca/mba_progr
ams/mba/index.php
12 Months
Leadership Across Cultures, module 3
Course only
CSCSC
College/
University
Program Name
Area
Pre-reqs
Credential Earned
Red River College Transport/Distribution
of Applied Arts,
Management – E
Science and
Technology
Continuing
Education – Part
Time Programs
E
E
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.
Course Titles
Co-op?
Website
PR
School:
www.rrc.mb.ca
MB
City
NOC
Code
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.
Red River College Operations Management Program Continuing
of Applied Arts,
Education – Part
Science and
Time Programs
Technology
Length
Certification
Also given opportunity to
write exam for APICS
certification
(Grade 12) is recommended.
Certificate
Applicants who will be 19 years of age
on or before September 30 in their year
of registration and who have been out of
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
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.
Level 1: Professional Training, Transportation Systems (Distribution 1) ,
Logistics Processes (Distribut)
Program:
http://me.rrc.mb.ca/
Catalogue/Default.a
spx?Link=Programs
.asp?DeliveryCode
=E
School:
MB
www.rrc.mb.ca
A114
A141
Course material is
developed and
distributed by
OMERIC (The
Operations
Management
Education and
Research Institute
of Canada).
OMERIC is a not for
profit organization
formed and
managed by APICS
Region VIII.
A373
In partnership with
Canadian Institute
of Traffic and
Transportation this
CSCSC
College/
University
Technology
Program Name
Area
Pre-reqs
Credential Earned
of registration and who have been out of Leads to CITT designation
high school for a minimum of one year
who do not meet the regular admission
requirements may apply under the
special admission requirements.
Length
Course Titles
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.
Co-op?
Website
PR
City
NOC
Code
Function
A141
Notes
Transportation, this
program leads to
the nationally
recognized CITT
designation.
Program:
Catalogue/Default.a
spx?Link=Programs
.asp?DeliveryCode
=E
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
Red River College Industrial Supervision – DE
of Applied Arts,
Science and
Technology
Red River College Inside Sales/Warehouse Tech –
of Applied Arts,
DE
Science and
Technology
Programs
Senior 4 (Grade 12) is recommended. Certificate
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
Maximum 8 years Business Law, Effective Speaking for People in Business, Occupational
to complete Safety and Health, Principles Management 1 and 2, Report Writing,
Technical communication: Introduction
experience.
Maximum 8 years Core Courses: need four (4)
to complete this
program Business Communication 1, Business Math 110, Introduction to Computers
School:
www.rrc.mb.ca
MB
A312
Program:
Catalogue/Default.a
spx?Link=Programs
.asp?DeliveryCode
=E
MB
School:
www.rrc.mb.ca
Program:
Catalogue/Default.a
spx?Link=Programs
.asp?DeliveryCode
=E
Elective Courses: need three (3)
Red River College Operations Management - DE
of Applied Arts,
Science and
Technology
experience.
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)
Maximum 8 years Communication Courses: choose two (2)
to complete
Basic Business Communication Designing and Writing Manuals Technical
Communications - An Introduction Report Writing
Materials and Operations Management: five (5) required
MB
School:
www.rrc.mb.ca
Program:
Catalogue/Default.a
spx?Link=Programs
.asp?RegionCode=
DE
A141
B414
A131
A141
In partnership with
The Association for
Operations Manage
ment (APICS)
CSCSC
College/
University
Program Name
Red River College Transport Distribution
of Applied Arts,
Management – D
Science and
Technology
Area
Programs
Pre-reqs
Credential Earned
experience.
Length
Maximum 8 years
to complete
Course Titles
(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)
Co-op?
Website
PR
City
School:
www.rrc.mb.ca
Program:
Catalogue/Default.a
spx?Link=Programs
.asp?RegionCode=
DE
NOC
Code
Function
Notes
A373
in conjunction with
the Canadian
and Transportation
A114
Course only
Business Communication 1 (recommended as your first course of study)
Economics 1 , Economics 2 , Marketing 1 , Marketing 2, Business Math 110,
Business Law
Computer Skills: (choose one)
- Introduction to Computers
- Word Processing-Word
- Spreadsheet-Excel
- Database-Access
- PowerPoint
Red River College International Business Diploma
of Applied Arts,
Science and
Technology
Full-Time Business E
Programs
Red River College Logistics Processes (Distribution
of Applied Arts,
2)
Science and
Technology
Continuing
Education
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/ MB
Catalogue/Default.a
spx?Link=Courses.
asp?DeliveryCode=
E
Winnipeg
Red River College Transportation Systems
of Applied Arts,
(Distribution 2)
Science and
Technology
Continuing
Education
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/ MB
Catalogue/Default.a
spx?Link=Courses.
asp?DeliveryCode=
E
Winnipeg
Ridgetown College
Credit only – leads to
advanced diploma
One year
International Logistics
Minimum 6 weeks School:
Work term applies www.rrc.mb.ca
to diploma program
MB
Program:
Catalogue/Default.a
spx?Link=Programs
.asp?DeliveryCode
=F
www.ridgetownc.on ON
.ca
CSCSC
College/
Program Name
University
Royal Military
Master’s in Business
College of Canada Administration with Focus on
Logistics Stream
Area
Business
E
Administration
Pre-reqs
Credential Earned
Hold an Honours Baccalaureate degree MBA
from a recognized university with at
least second-class standing (70%);
Obtain a satisfactory score on the
Graduate Management Admissions
Test (GMAT);
Ryerson University Master of Business Administration Business
Administration
E
A minimum overall B average in the
final half of an undergraduate program
Completion of a four-year bachelor’s
degree
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
MBA
Length
Course Titles
20 – one credit
courses
Website
PR
MBA521
Economics
School:
http://www.rmc.ca
ON
MBA523 Quantitative Methods
Program:
http://www.rmc.ca/a
cademic/busadm/M
BA/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
1 year Logistics and Supply Chain Management in an Interconnected World
Co-op?
ON
School:
http://www.ryerson.
ca
Program:
http://www.ryerson.
ca/graduate/progra
ms/business_admin
istration/
City
NOC
Code
A016
Function
A016
Notes
Course only
CSCSC
College/
University
Program Name
Area
Pre-reqs
Credential Earned
A statement of interest
Ryerson University Purchase and Supply Chain
Certificate
Programs
E
Certificate
Length
Course Titles
8 courses CLAW 122 Law: Business Law
CMGT 200 Management: Introduction to Management
Co-op?
Website
PR
City
NOC
Code
Function
Notes
School:
ON
http://www.ryerson.
ca
Program: http://ceonline.ryerson.ca/c
e/calendar/default.a
sp?section=progra
m&sub=subject&su
bject={A213964DA3B1-11D4-AE9300E029501EB1}&c
ert=PURSUP00&m
ode=program
A113
In conjunction with
PMAC
School:
ON
http://www.ryerson.
ca
Program: http://ceonline.ryerson.ca/c
e/calendar/default.a
sp?section=progra
m&sub=prof&cert=
PPURSU00&mode
=program
A113
In conjunction with
PMAC
B315
CMGT 401 Management: Operations Management
CQMS 102 Quantitative Methods: Business Statistics I
CZPU 231 Purchasing: Supply Management I
CZPU 233 Purchasing: Prnciples of Transportation and Logistics
CZPU 235 Purchasing: Principles: Inventory and Operations Control
CZPU 237 Purchasing: Principles of Quality
Electives (select one)
CITM 350 Information Technology Management: Concepts of e-Business
Ryerson University PMAC Certified Professional
PMAC Certification E
Purchaser Accreditation Program
Certification
CMGT 804 Management: Studies in Global Supply Management
CMGT 805 Management: Manufacturing Management
CMGT 806 Management: Project Management
CMGT 807 Management: Supply Management for the Public Sector
Principles of Buying CZPU 231 Supply Management I
Principles of Transportation and Logistics CZPU 233 Principles of
Transportation and Logistics
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 Accounting
Two in Management Theory (e.g., Organizational Behaviour,
Human Resources Management,
Management Principles)
Electives:
5 Courses Five courses chosen from the
following disciplines: Marketing, Economics, Accounting, Business, Finance,
Policy, Business Law, Commerce, Administration, Information Technology,
Computer Studies, and Management Theory.*
CSCSC
College/
University
Saint Mary’s
University
Program Name
Area
Master in Business Administration Sobey MBA
E
Program
Pre-reqs
Credential Earned
MBA
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.
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.
Length
Course Titles
2 Years
Fall
Co-op?
Website
PR
City
NOC
Code
NS
School:
http://sobey.smu.ca
A016
Program:
http://sobey.smu.ca/
programs/mba/admi
ssion.html
English Language Proficiency: The MBA
program 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 parttime 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 extracurricular 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
Function
Notes
CSCSC
College/
University
Program Name
Area
Pre-reqs
Credential Earned
Length
Course Titles
Co-op?
Website
PR
City
NOC
Code
Function
A016
Managerial Accounting
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
Saint Mary’s
University
Executive MBA
Sobey MBA
Program
E
Degree: An undergraduate degree in
MBA
any discipline with at least a "B"
average. Official transcripts must be
sent from each post-secondary
institution attended by the applicant.
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.
English Language Proficiency: The MBA
program 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.
18 Months
EMB 5511.1 Managerial and Financial Accounting
School:
NS
http://sobey.smu.ca
EMB 5512.1 Organizational Behavior
Program:
http://www.smu.ca/
academic/sobey/pr
ograms/emba/cours
es.html
EMB 5515.1 Leadership
Notes
CSCSC
College/
University
Program Name
Area
Pre-reqs
Credential Earned
Length
Course Titles
Work Experience: Full-time students are
preferred to have relevant post-degree
experience. Co-op, internships and parttime 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 extracurricular activities, applicants must
demonstrate a high level of motivation
for success and leadership potential.
EMB 5521.1 Corporate Finance
Co-op?
Website
PR
www.siit.sk.ca
SK
City
NOC
Code
Function
Notes
A113
In conjunction with
PMAC
B315
EMB 5522.2 Managerial Economics
EMB 5513.2 Strategic Marketing
EMB 5524.2 Human Resource Management
EMB 5523.2 Operations Management
EMBA CURRICULUM YEAR 2
EMB 6631.1 Management Information Systems
EMB 6632.1 International Capital Markets
EMB 6641.1 International Business
EMB 6642.1 Policy II – Public Policy in Business
EMB 6633.2 Policy I – Business Strategy
EMBA ELECTIVES YEAR 2
EMB 6643.2 Industrial Relations
EMB 6647.2 Entrepreneurship and Family Business
Saskatchewan
Indian Institute of
Technologies (SIIT)
Sault College of
Applied Arts and
Technology
PMAC certificate in Purchasing
Part-Time
Certificates
E
Certificate
Plus select two of the following courses:
PLUS four PMAC seminar credits
(Available through Ontario Institute of PMAC and its various Districts)
ON
School:
www.saultc.on.ca
Program:
http://www.saultc.on
.ca/Academics/Cont
inuingEducation/Pa
rtTimeCertificates/P
MAC.asp
CSCSC
College/
University
Seneca College of
Applied Arts and
Technology
Program Name
Business Administration –
Specialization Diploma
Area
Business
E
Administration
Pre-reqs
Credential Earned
with a majority of senior credits at the Diploma
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)
Grade 12 Mathematics: (C) or (U) or
Grade 11 Mathematics (U) or (M)
Length
Course Titles
1 Subject Name Hrs/Wk
3 years Semester
BUS106 Business - Its Nature and Environment 4
EAC150 College English 3
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 Marketing
and Planning 4
SMS202 Microcomputer Business Applications II 3
XXXXXX General Education Option 3
ACC212 Financial Analysis 4
EAC394 Effective Business Writing 3
MRK320 Marketing: Effective Selling 4
MSC310 Decision Analysis I 4
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
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
CAP500 Career Planning 1
HRA701 Introduction to
Human Resources Management 4
OPM600 Purchasing and Materials Management 4
OPM610 Production Scheduling and
Inventory Management 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.
Co-op?
Website
PR
School:
ON
www.senecac.on.c
a
Program:
http://www.senecac
.on.ca/fulltime/BAD
O.html
City
NOC
Code
A016
Function
A141
A114
Notes
CSCSC
College/
University
Program Name
Area
Seneca College of Global Logistics and Supply Chain Full-Time Programs E
Applied Arts and
Management
Technology
Seneca College of International Business
Applied Arts and
Management
Technology
Full-Time Programs E
Pre-reqs
Credential Earned
Accredited University Degree or three- Ontario College Graduate
Certificate
year College Diploma and/or mature
student with three to five years' related
work experience.
English proficiency at the college level.
Accredited University degree or three- Ontario College Graduate
Certificate
year College diploma, and/or mature
student with three to five years' related
work experience. Consistent with
Academic Policy, graduates of the threeyear International Business
Administration (INB) program are not
eligible for this graduate certificate
program.
English proficiency at the college level.
Length
Course Titles
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
8 months Semester 1 Subject Name Hrs/Wk
CAP504 SCM: Career Planning 1
SCM830 * Logistics and Supply Chain Management I 4
SCM840 Computer Applications 3
SCM850 International Business Law 3
SCM860 Financial and Management Accounting 4
SCM870 Scheduling and Inventory Management 4
SCM880 International Purchasing
and Supplier Management 3
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
8 months Semester 1 Subject Name Hrs/Wk
IBS600 Import/Export Procedures I 4
IBS610 Computer and Presentation Skills 3
Co-op?
Website
PR
City
NOC
Code
Function
Notes
ON
School:
www.senecac.on.c
a
A016
In conjunction with
PMAC
Program:
http://www.senecac
.on.ca/fulltime/SCM.
html
A114
A113
ON
School:
www.senecac.on.c
a
A113
Program:
http://www.senecac
.on.ca/fulltime/IBS.h
tml
A016
CSCSC
College/
University
Program Name
Seneca College of International Transportation and
Applied Arts and
Customs
Technology
Seneca College of Fundamentals of Materials and
Applied Arts and
Technology
(FIM/FMOM)
Area
Full-Time Programs E
APICS Diploma and E
Certification
Programs
Pre-reqs
Credential Earned
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)
Length
Course Titles
IBS620 International Sourcing and Procurement 2
IBS630 Trade Research and Market Analysis 3
IBS650 Cross-Cultural Business Negotiations 3
IBS660 Management Accounting 4
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
2 years Semester 1 Subject Name Hrs/Wk
Grade 12 English: ENG4(C) or
ENG4(U)
EAC150 College English 3
Grade 12 Mathematics: (C) or (U) or
ICA001 Introduction to Computers and Applications 2
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
Students are awarded an
APICS certificate upon
successful completion of
ACC106 Accounting I 4
ITA311 Customs Process II 4
ITC101 Introduction to Transportation 4
MRK106 Marketing I 4
SMS333 Computer Applications 3
EAC394 Effective Business Writing 3
ITA301 International Freight Handling 4
ITA401 International Transportation Documentation I 4
ITA411 Customs Process III 4
ITA403 International Transportation Documentation II 4
ITA501 Pricing and Quoting 4
ITA507 Logistics 4
ITA511 Customs Process IV: International Trade 4
Each subject Core Subjects Outlines Registration Links
consists of 36 hours
of classroom time
Co-op?
Website
PR
NOC
Code
Function
ON
School:
www.senecac.on.c
a
A373
Program:
http://www.senecac
.on.ca/fulltime/TCS.
html
B116
A016
A141
ON
School:
www.senecac.on.c
a
City
Notes
In conjunction with
APICS
CSCSC
College/
University
Program Name
Area
Pre-reqs
Credential Earned
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.
Seneca College of Certified in Production and
Applied Arts and
Inventory Management (CPIM)
Technology
APICS Diploma and E
Certification
Programs
CPIM certification
Length
Course Titles
(12 sessions of 3 Fundamentals of Inventory Control PIM101 Fall'06 n/a n/a
hours per evening)
during the week.
Part-Time
Certificate
Programs
E
Certificate
Purchasing
Management
Association of
Canada
E
Certificate
PR
City
NOC
Code
Program:
http://www.senecac
.on.ca/parttime/pipapics_program.html
Function
Notes
A114
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'06
5 courses at 30 Basics of Supply Chain Management
hours each
Execution and Control of Operations a
6 courses Basics of Foreign Trade
Import Custom Documents
Seneca College of Certificate in Purchasing
Applied Arts and
Technology
Website
Fundamentals of Planning PIM201 Fall'06 n/a n/a
Seneca College of Import and Export Trade
Applied Arts and
Certificate
Technology
Co-op?
Export Documentation and Methods of Payment
Planning and Financing for Canadian Manufacturers
Electives (Select Two) Outlines Registration Links
International Selling Techniques
International Marketing Strategies
International Market Entry and Distribution
International Trade Research Legal Aspects of International Trade
International Economics
Accounting Basics I OR
Accounting I ACC120
ACC106
School:
ON
www.senecac.on.c
a
Program:
http://www.senecac
.on.ca/parttime/pipapics_program.html
B415
A114
School:
ON
www.senecac.on.c
a
Program:
http://www.senecac
.on.ca/parttime/pipimport_export.html
A373
B414
B116
A113
B315
School:
ON
www.senecac.on.c
a
Program:
http://www.senecac
.on.ca/parttime/pippurchasing_manag
ement.html
In conjunction with
APICS
In conjunction with
PMAC
CSCSC
College/
University
Program Name
Sheridan College International Business Graduate
Institute of
Certificate
Technology and
Advanced Learning
Area
Sheridan College FUNDAMENTALS OF
Continuing
Institute of
MATERIALS AND OPERATIONS Education –
Technology and
MANAGEMENT (FMOM)
Business
Advanced Learning
Management
E
Pre-reqs
Post secondary degree or diploma or
Demonstrated competence through
related work experience
Credential Earned
Ontario College Graduate
Certificate
Certificate
Length
1 year
5 courses
Course Titles
Co-op?
NOC
Code
Function
ON
School:
www.sheridaninstitu
te.ca
A016
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.sherida
ninstitute.ca/progra
ms/0607/pintc/index
.cfm?catg_id=3
A373
MATM79601 Fundamentals of Inventory Control (FIC)*
ON
School:
www.sheridaninstitu
te.ca
Course:
http://sculptor.sheri
danc.on.ca/webapp
/wcs/stores/servlet/
CategoryDisplay?c
atalogId=10101&sto
reId=10051&catego
ryId=10302&langId
=1&parent_category
_rn=10294&top_cat
egory=10294
A141
In Cooperation with
APICS
A114
And the Hamilton
and Peel Chapter
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 Co-op work-term
Business Environment, MGMT 56671 International Marketing Management,
FNA 57104 Financial Analysis, APPL 51110 Computer Software
Applications, LAWS 54310 Legal Aspects of International Trade
MATM79602 Fundamentals of Manufacturing Control
Website
PR
City
MATM79603 Fundamentals of Planning
Sheridan College
Institute of
Technology and
CERTIFIED IN PRODUCTION
AND INVENTORY
MANAGEMENT (CPIM)
Continuing
Education –
Business
E
These non-credit review (no 5 courses
evaluation is graded)
courses are designed to
MATM79604 Fundamentals of Operations Management
MATM79605 Fundamentals of Materials Handling and Warehousing
MATM79606 Basics of Supply Chain Management*
ON
School:
www.sheridaninstitu
te.ca
B415
A141
Notes
In Cooperation with
APICS
CSCSC
College/
Program Name
University
Advanced Learning
Area
Management
Pre-reqs
Credential Earned
prepare students to write the
CPIM exams and are not
intended to teach basic
principles and concepts.
Length
Course Titles
MATM79607 Detailed Scheduling and Planning
Co-op?
Website
Course:
danc.on.ca/webapp
CategoryDisplay?c
atalogId=10101&sto
reId=10051&catego
ryId=10301&langId
=1&parent_category
_rn=10294&top_cat
egory=10294
PR
City
NOC
Code
A114
MATM79608 Execution and Control of Operations
Sheridan College CITT - CANADIAN INSTITUTE OF
Institute of
TRAFFIC AND
Technology and
TRANSPORTATION
Advanced Learning
Continuing
Education –
Business
Management
E
CITT professional
designation
MATM79609 Master Planning of Resources
MATM79610 Strategic Management of Resources*
10 courses plus 5 Level 1 - Logistics Fundamentals
years related work
experience
MATM79701 Transportation Systems (formerly Distribution 1 CITT)
MATM79702 Logistics Processes (formerly Distribution 2 CITT)
Business Knowledge
Choose 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 and
ECON22358 Macroeconomics
Financial Management FINA11079 Finance
Marketing: An Introduction MKTG19439 Marketing 1 and
MKTG10625 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)
School:
www.sheridaninstitu
te.ca
Course:
danc.on.ca/webapp
CategoryDisplay?c
atalogId=10101&sto
reId=10051&catego
ryId=10172&langId
=1&parent_category
_rn=11859&top_cat
egory=11859
Function
Notes
And the Hamilton
and Peel Chapter
B415
A373
In Accordance with
CITT
CSCSC
College/
Program Name
University
Sheridan College Certificate in Purchasing
Institute of
Technology and
Advanced Learning
Area
Continuing
E
Education –
Business
Management
Pre-reqs
Credential Earned
Length
Course Titles
Certificate
MATM79801 Principles of Buying
To earn the
Certificate in
Purchasing,
MATM79802 Principles of Inventory and Operations Control
students must
complete the
Pinciples of buying
course and two out
of the three
remaining
Principles courses
available, along
with four PMAC
seminar credits.
Co-op?
Website
PR
NOC
Code
A113
Function
Notes
In Accordance with
OIPMAC
B315
A016
In development
BC
School:
http://www.sfubusin
ess.ca
Program:
http://www.sfubusin
ess.ca/bba/theprogram/academic/
concentration/mana
gement-oftechnology.php
A016
Course only
School:
BC
http://www.sfubusin
ess.ca
A016
Course only
School:
ON
www.sheridaninstitu
te.ca
Course:
danc.on.ca/webapp
CategoryDisplay?c
atalogId=10101&sto
reId=10051&catego
ryId=10279&langId
=1&parent_category
_rn=11859&top_cat
egory=11859
City
MATM79803 Principles of Quality
MATM79804 Principles of Transportation and Logistics
Sheridan College Global Business Management with In development
Institute of
a Major focus on Supply Chain
Management
Technology and
Advanced Learning
Simon Fraser
University
Bachelor of
Business Administration with
Concentration in Management and Business
Technology
Administration
Simon Fraser
University
Masters of Business
Administration
E
Segal Graduate
E
School of Business
Requirements include English 12,
Mathematics 12 (or equivalent
Advanced Placement or International
Baccalaureate courses) and three
additional academic grade 12 subjects.
Degree
Undergraduate degree in a discipline
MBA
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.
Five years or less work experience.
GMAT minimum of 550 (we are
anticipating competitive GMAT scores of
620+ for the September 2007
enrolment).
4 years
Bus 474-3 Supply Chain Management
12 Months
Internship
Program:
http://www.sfubusin
ess.ca/mba/progra
moverview/schedule.
php
CSCSC
College/
University
Program Name
Area
Pre-reqs
Credential Earned
Length
St. Lawrence
College
PMAC Certification
Co-op?
Website
PR
City
NOC
Code
Function
A373
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 selfevaluation and educational objectives.
Société éducative No relevant program
de l'Île-du-PrinceÉdouard
Southeast Regional
College
St. Clair College of International Trade Management
Applied Arts and
Technology
Course Titles
www.socedipe.org PEI
Business
E
Continuing
E
Education
Certificate and
Diploma Programs
Program applicants must have
Ontario College Graduate
successfully completed a three year
Certificate
postsecondary diploma program or
undergraduate degree in a relevant
area. Relevant work experience will be
given consideration.
Certificate
1 year
CodeCreditCourse Name
Semester 1
BUS101IT3
Introduction to the Global
Business Environment
BUS151IT3Global Trade Research
BUS201IT3Global Trade Finance
BUS251IT3Global Trade Logistics
BUS361IT3
World Geography and
Economics CodeCreditCourse Name
Semester 2
BUS301IT3
Foreign Market Entry and
Distribution
BUS351IT3Global Marketing
BUS401IT3Legal Aspects of Global Trade
BUS451IT3Global Trade Management
5 Mandatory courses include:
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)
www.southeastcolle SK
ge.org
School:
ON
www.stclaircollege.
ca
Program:
http://www.stclaircol
lege.ca/programs/p
ostsec/int_trade/
A016
B116
ON
School:
www.sl.on.ca
Program:
http://www.sl.on.ca/
parttime/CDBU_pm
ac.htm
B315
G133
Notes
CSCSC
College/
University
Program Name
Area
Pre-reqs
Credential Earned
Length
Course Titles
Co-op?
Website
PR
City
NOC
Code
Function
Accounting (ACCT 2)
Business Law (BLAW 1001)
Canadian Labour Economics (ECON 10)
Develop Writing Efficiency (COMM 27)
Website:
www.mi.mun.ca
The Fisheries and
Marine Institute
Université de
Moncton
B.A.A.
Administration des F
affaires concentration en
gestion des
opérations
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 opérations
Cours obligatoires pour concentration: Gestion des stocks
Cours optionnels pour concentration: Chaîne logistique
Université de
Moncton
B.A.A.
affaires - mineure
en gestion des
opérations
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 opérations
Cours obligatoires pour mineure: Gestion des stocks
www.umoncton.ca NB
A016
Université de
Moncton
Maîtrise (M.B.A.)
affaires - régime
coopératif
Administration
F
BAA
Cours obligatoires: Gestion des stocks, Marketing
www.umoncton.ca NB
Temps partiel A016
possible
Maîtrise en administration
Cours optionnels: Marketing
www.uqam.ca
QC
A016
Marketing, Circuits de distribution, Gestion des opérations, Logistique,
Gestion des approvisionnements (seulement dans le secteur de l'hotellerie)
www.uqam.ca
QC
A114
Université du
Ph. D. (Doctorat)
Québec à Montréal
(UQAM)
Université du
Certificat
(UQAM)
Perfectionnement
en gestion
F
Université du
Baccalauréat
(UQAM)
Administration
Université du
Maîtrise (MBA pour cadres) à
Québec à Montréal temps partiel
(UQAM)
affaires cheminement
spécialisé en
logistique et
transport
affaires - Logistique
(3 ans/90 cr. Ou
120/'4ans)
Université du
Québec a TroisRivières (UQTR)
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
régime coopératif
possible
www.umoncton.ca NB
DEC, ou critères d'expérience, ou base
d'étude universitaires au QC ou hors
QC
Marketing, Gestion des opérations
www.uqam.ca
QC
A113
A373
A141
A016
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
DEC, ou DEP sous certaines
conditions, ou 21 ans avec expérience
professionnelle appropriée
Cours obligatoires: Introduction au marketing
Cours optionnels: Gestion de l'approvisionnement, Gestion des stocks,
Stage en logistique
www.uqtr.ca
QC
A016
Notes
CSCSC
College/
University
Université du
Program Name
Université du
Maîtrise (MBA)
Université du
Maîtrise (MBA)
Université du
Maîtrise (MBA)
affaires (CMA)
Université Laval
affaires concentration
mineure en
opérations et
logistique
Université Laval
affaires concentration
majeure en
opérations et
logistique
Université Laval
D.E.S.S.
affaires (pour se
diriger vers maîtrise
Gestion des
entreprises)
Université Laval
Maîtrise (M.B.A.)
affaires (gestion
des entreprises)
(avec projet
d'intervention)
Maîtrise (MBA)
Faculty/ Program
Area
Administration des
affaires (avec
essai) concentration en
gestion des PME
Administration des
affaires (avec
essai) concentration
gestion de
l'innovation dans
les PME
Administration des
affaires (CA)
Lang
Pre-reqs
F
Bac et expérience pratique récente d'au
moins 3 ans et connaissances des
statistiques
F
F
Credential Earned
Length
Course Titles
Co-op?
Website
PR
Cours obligatoires: gestion stratégique du marketing, gestion de la chaîne
d'approvisionnement
www.uqtr.ca
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
Bac en sciences comptables ou
l'équivalent, ou Posséder les
connaissances requises, une formation
appropriée et une expérience jugée
pertinente
Bac en sciences comptables ou
l'équivalent, ou Posséder les
connaissances requises, une formation
appropriée et une expérience jugée
pertinente
DEC général ou technique (sous
Etablissement qui offre la
conditions) et exigences en
passerelle avec les DEC
mathématiques
Compatibilité de gestion et
Gestion de commerces,
effectués dans différents
collèges. Vérifier site pour
plus de renseignements.
DEC général ou technique (sous
Etablissement qui offre la
conditions) et exigences en
passerelle avec les DEC
mathématiques
Compatibilité de gestion et
Gestion de commerces,
effectués dans différents
collèges. Vérifier site pour
plus de renseignements.
Reconnaissance de 21
Formation de 1er cycle dans un
crédits de cours, si
domaine autre que les sciences de
l'administration, algèbre linéaire et
inscription à la concentration
géométrie vectorielle - NYC ou 105 et Affaires électroniques,
calcul différentiel - NYA ou 103
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.
géométrie vectorielle - NYC ou 105 et
City
QC
NOC
Code
A016
Function
www.uqtr.ca
QC
A016
Cours optionnels: gestion stratégique du marketing, gestion de la chaîne
d'approvisionnement
www.uqtr.ca
QC
A016
Cours optionnels: gestion stratégique du marketing, gestion de la chaîne
d'approvisionnement
www.uqtr.ca
QC
A016
Cours de fondement: Marketing
Mineure: 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
Cours de fondement: Marketing
Majeure: 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
Bloc 1 (cours obligatoires): Marketing, Opérations
www.ulaval.ca
QC
A016
Voir D.E.S.S. Administration des affaires
www.ulaval.ca
QC
A016
Notes
CSCSC
College/
University
Université Laval
Voir D.E.S.S. Administration des affaires
www.ulaval.ca
QC
NOC
Code
A016
Maîtrise (M.B.A.)
Université Laval
Maîtrise (M.B.A.)
Maîtrise
F
(management) avec
essai ou essaistage
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
Université Laval
Maîtrise (M.B.A.)
Maîtrise (marketing) F
avec essai ou essaistage
logistique
www.ulaval.ca
QC
A016
Université Laval
Maîtrise Sc.
F
Sciences de
l'administration
(avec projet
d'intervention)
(Gestion et
développement des
organisations)
logistique
www.ulaval.ca
QC
A016
Université Laval
International Executive Master's in
i) Logistics networks, ii) Transportation networks, iii) Information and
decision technologies, iv) Safety and environment, v) Economy and
organization
http://www.centor.ul Switzer
aval.ca/scmaster/R land
esearchNetwork.as
px
Université Laval
D.E.S.S.
Cours obligatoires: Systèmes manufacturiers: planification et stratégie
Cours à option: Ingénierie de l'entreprise, Gestion de la maintenance,
Optimisation des flux de matières et entreposage
www.ulaval.ca
A016
A114
Université SainteAnne - Collège de
l'Acadie
Program Name
Diplôme
Area
affaires (gestion
pharmaceutique)
(avec projet
d'intervention)
Génie industriel
F
affaires
Pre-reqs
BAC en génie ou formation jugée
équivalente
DES ou équivalent, réussite à certains
cours préalables, distinction entre
provinces
Credential Earned
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
Length
Course Titles
Cours ne semblent pas pertinents
Co-op?
Website
PR
QC
www.usainteanne.c NS
a
City
A016
Function
Notes
CSCSC
College/
University
Université SainteAnne - Collège de
l'Acadie
Program Name
Area
affaires
Pre-reqs
Credential Earned
DES ou équivalent, réussite à certains
cours préalables, distinction entre
provinces
Entente entre le collège
communautaire du
Nouveau-Brunswick à
Bathurst et l’Université
SainteAnne, 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.
Length
Course Titles
Co-op?
Website
Peu de détails sur site
Possibilité
programme
éducation
coopérative
www.usainteanne.c NS
a
University College
of Cape Breton
(UCCB)
University College PMAC Certification
of the Cariboo
PR
City
NOC
Code
A017
Function
Notes
www.capebretonu.c NS
a
www.cariboo.bc.ca BC
B315
websitedown
G133
University College
of the North
University of
Alberta
www.ucn.ca
Bachelor of Commerce - Major in
Degree
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.
4 years
MB
Website down
Year Two—Fall
School:
AB
http://mba.bus.ualb
erta.ca
A016
Students must present a minimum GPA
of 2.3.
ACCTG 311
Program:
http://www.bus.ualb
erta.ca/bcom/prosp
ective/aboutbcom/u
gmajors.htm
A373
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 301
MGTSC 312
3 in electives outside Business (See Note 1)
Year Two—Winter
CSCSC
College/
University
University of
Alberta
Program Name
Area
Bachelors of Commerce – Major in School of Business E
Distribution Management
Pre-reqs
Credential Earned
The minimum requirement for
Degree
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.
Length
Course Titles
4 years
ACCTG 322 or MIS 311 (See Note 2)
FIN 301
MGTSC 352
ORG A 201
Year Three
B LAW 301 (See Note 3)
BUEC 311 or ECON 281 (See Notes 4 and 6)
MGTSC 405 (See Note 4)
MIS 311 or ACCTG 322 (See Note 2)
9 in free electives (See Note 1)
Year Four
12 in Operations Management electives (See Note 5)
Year Two—Fall
Students must present a minimum GPA
of 2.3.
ACCTG 311
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 301
MGTSC 312
Year Two—Winter
ACCTG 322 (See Note 2)
FIN 301
ORG A 201
Year Three
B LAW 301 (See Note 3)
Co-op?
Website
PR
City
NOC
Code
Function
School:
AB
http://mba.bus.ualb
erta.ca
A373
Program:
http://www.bus.ualb
erta.ca/bcom/prosp
ective/aboutbcom/u
gmajors.htm
A016
Notes
CSCSC
College/
University
University of
Alberta
Program Name
Area
Master of Business Administration School of Business E
with Specialization in International
Business
University of British BCom in Transportation and
Columbia
Logistics
Sauder School of
Business –
Operations and
Logistics
E
Pre-reqs
Credential Earned
Length
Course Titles
Admission to the Alberta MBA Program MBA
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 the
transcripts and degree certificates are in
a language other than English, official
translated copies are also required.
2 years
BUEC 311 or ECON 281 (See Notes 2 and 5)
MARK 468 (See Note 3)
MIS 311 (See Note 3)
3 in electives outside Business (See Notes 1 and 5)
Year Four
9 in Distribution Management electives (See Note 4)
BUEC 541 - Introduction to International Business:
Documents required: Secondary School Degree
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.
4 years
Co-op?
Website
PR
School:
AB
http://mba.bus.ualb
erta.ca
Program:
http://mba.bus.ualb
erta.ca/Prospective/
EntryRequirements.
htm
BUS 900 - Directed International Research Project
Specialization Electives
Students 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 Tour
FIN 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:
Transportation and Logistics Courses
Option available
School:
BC
http://www.sauder.u
bc.ca
City
NOC
Code
Function
A373
A016
A141
A016
Notes
Possibility to do a
joint program with
the Canadian
and Transportation
CSCSC
College/
University
Program Name
University of British MM in Operations Research
Columbia
University of British MBA specialization in Supply
Columbia
Chain Management
Area
Sauder School of
Business –
Operations and
Logistics
Sauder School of
Business –
Operations and
Pre-reqs
Credential Earned
Length
Course Titles
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.
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 Management
Business Models
E
Master’s Degree
16 months
E
Candidates are recruited from diverse
academic backgrounds. A four-year
Bachelor's degree or recognized
MBA
15 months
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:
Co-op?
Website
PR
NOC
Code
A373
BC
School:
http://www.sauder.u
bc.ca
Program:
http://www.sauder.u
bc.ca/mmor/index.c
fm
A141
A016
BC
School:
http://www.sauder.u
bc.ca
A016
Program:
http://www.sauder.u
bc.ca/faculty/divisio
ns/operations_logist
ics.cfm
City
Function
Notes
CSCSC
College/
University
Program Name
Area
Logistics
Pre-reqs
equivalent from an accredited institution
is required. Candidates must have a
solid academic record and a competitive
GMAT score. Individuals who do not
meet our academic requirements may
require academic upgrading.
Credential Earned
Length
Course Titles
Pre-Internship:
One of:
BAIT 506 Business Modeling for Information Technology Applications
BAIT 513 Implementing e-Business in the Organization
All of:
BAHR xxx Appropriate choice of Organizational Behaviour & HR module
BASC 500 Introduction to Logistics and Operations Management
BASC 510 Operating Supply Chains
BASC 514 Supply Chain Management
BASC 511 Supply Chain Design
Post-Internship:
All of:
BASC 515 Total Quality Management
BASC 520 Current Issues in Logistics and Operations Management
Supply Chain/Information Technology:
BAIT 513 Implementing e-Business in the Organization
BAIT 506 Business Modelling for Information Technology Applications
BAMS 500 Management Science – Best Practices I or
BAMS 503 Simulation for Decision Making
BASC 512 Supply Chain Management for e-Business
Additional BAIT electives
Supply Chain/Logistics/Production
BABS 502 Forecasting for Management
BAAC 510 Cost Analysis for Decision Making
BAMA 500 Marketing Strategy or BAMA 502 Relationship Marketing
BASC 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
Management
Supply Chain or Operations Analyst
BABS 500 Applied Business Statistics I
BAMS 500 Management Science – Best Practices
BAMS 506 Optimization Models
Additional Information Technology and/or Management Science elective
Supply Chain Line Manager
BAHR 505 Leadership
BAHR 507 Principles of Negotiation
BAHR 508 Managing Change
BAAC 510 Cost Analysis for Decision Making
BASC 512 Supply Chain Management for e-Business
Transportation Management
A Transportation module such as COMM 445 Shipping and International
Logistics
BASC 504/505 Air Transport Policy and Management
BASM 511 Strategic Management of Services
BAMA 500 Marketing Strategy
BAMA 501 Pricing or BAMA 502 Relationship Marketing
Additional Information Technology elective
Co-op?
Website
Program:
http://www.sauder.u
bc.ca/mba/admissio
ns/academic_requir
ements.cfm
PR
City
NOC
Code
Function
Notes
CSCSC
College/
University
Program Name
University of British MSc in Management Science
Columbia
Concentration in Transportation
and Logistics
Area
Sauder School of
Business –
Operations and
Logistics
E
Pre-reqs
Credential Earned
A four year Bachelor's degree with an Master of Science in
overall B+ standing in third and fourth Business Administration
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.
Length
Course Titles
Additional Human Resource Management elective
Additional Human Resource Management elective
Program Structure
All graduate students are expected to attend the Transportation and
Logistics faculty workshop, a weekly series of research seminars and invited
speakers.
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 Stream
Required Courses (15 credits)
BATL 510 Introduction to Logistics and Operations Management (LOM)
BATL 511 Design of LOM System
BATL 580 Current Issues in LOM
BAMS 511 Scheduling and Control of LOM
BAMS 514 Supply Chain Management
BABS 500 Applied Business Statistics I
BAIT 501 Survey of Information Systems Applications in Business
COMM 515 Foundations of Optimization
Recommended 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 Information
BAIT 506 Business Modelling for Information Technology Applications
Co-op?
Website
PR
School:
BC
http://www.sauder.u
bc.ca
Program:
http://www.sauder.u
bc.ca/msc/program
_details/index.cfm
City
NOC
Code
Function
A016
A373
Notes
CSCSC
College/
University
Program Name
Area
Pre-reqs
Credential Earned
Length
Course Titles
Co-op?
Website
PR
City
NOC
Code
Function
A373
BAMS 504 Visual Simulation
BAMS 515 Total Quality Management
BATL 500 Transportation Services Management
ECON 480 Transportation Economics
COMM 444 Air Transportation
COMM 445 International Logistics and Shipping
COMM 549 Thesis
2. Transport Economics and Management Stream
Required Courses (10.5 credits)
Economics 480 or Commerce 544 - Transport Economics
Economics 500 - Micro-Economics or substitute
Economics 526 - Mathematics and Statistics for Economists or substitute
BAPA 503 - Cost Benefit Analysis or Commerce 447 Project Evaluation and
Management
Recommended 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.
BAIT 501 Survey of Information Systems Applications in Business
University of British PHD in Transportation and
Columbia
Logistics
Sauder School of
Business –
Operations and
Logistics
E
Graduate Management Aptitude Test
and/or the Graduate Record Exam
scores
Phd
BAPA 504 Public Sector Evaluation Methods
BAMS 504 Visual Simulation
BATL 510 Introduction to Logistics and Operations Management
COMM 444 Air Transport Management
COMM 445 International Shipping and Logistics
COMM 447 Project Appraisal and Management
COMM 549 Thesis
COMM 582 Statistical Methodology II
COMM 644 Analytical Methods in Transport
ECON 527 Econometrics
Transport Economics and Policy Analysis Stream Courses
BC
School:
http://www.sauder.u
bc.ca
Notes
CSCSC
College/
University
Program Name
Area
Pre-reqs
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).
Credential Earned
Length
Course Titles
COMM
545 or alternative (transport economics)
COMM 643 (transport and logistics workshop)
COMM 644 (advanced topics in transportation)
COMM 691 (analytical methods of policy analysis)
COMM 693 (research method 1) - required
COMM 548 (directed studies)
COMM 649 (PhD Thesis) - required
COMM 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 Courses
COMM 543 (transport and logistics workshop)
COMM 545 or alternative (transport economics)
COMM 644 (advanced topics in transportation)
COMM 693 (research method 1)--required
COMM 548 (directed studies)
COMM 649 (PhD Thesis)--required
COMM 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)
Co-op?
Website
Program:
http://www.sauder.u
bc.ca/phd/admissio
ns/requirements.cf
m
PR
City
NOC
Code
A016
Function
Notes
CSCSC
College/
University
University of
Calgary
Program Name
Bachelor of Commerce –
Concentration in Transportation
and Logistics
Area
Haskayne School of E
Business
Pre-reqs
Credential Earned
B Comm Degree
All applicants must satisfy the
University's basic undergraduate
admission requirements and must meet
other admission criteria as stipulated by
the admitting faculty.
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.
Length
4 years
Course Titles
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 strategy
BAIT 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 Sequence
A typical schedule for a PhD student in TLOG might be
Year 1 Fall COMM 693 (Research Methods), and two or three electives
Year 1 Winter COMM 644 (advanced topics in transportation) and two or
three electives
Year 1 Summer Summer research paper
Year 2 Fall Teaching Methods and two or three elective courses
Year 2 Winter three or four elective courses
Year 2 Summer Comprehensive exam
Years 3 and 4 Preparation of presentation of thesis proposal and preparation
and defense of thesis
TLOG is a unique multi-disiplinary concentration, requiring courses in the
Haskayne School of Business and in other faculties of the university .
Students taking a TLOG concentration must take the following courses:
* 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)
Co-op?
Website
PR
City
NOC
Code
Function
AB
School:
http://www.haskayn
e.ucalgary.ca
A373
Program:
http://www.haskayn
e.ucalgary.ca/progr
ams/undergrad/bco
mm/programs/unde
rgrad/bcomm/tlog/in
dex.html
A016
Notes
CSCSC
College/
University
Program Name
Area
Pre-reqs
Credential Earned
Length
Course Titles
Co-op?
Website
option
PR
City
NOC
Code
Function
School:
AB
http://www.haskayn
e.ucalgary.ca
A016
Program:
http://www.haskayn
e.ucalgary.ca/progr
ams/undergrad/bco
mm/admissions/
A141
* 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.
University of
Calgary
Bachelor of Commerce –
Concentration in Operations
Management
Haskayne School of E
Business
All applicants must satisfy the
B Comm Degree
University's basic undergraduate
admission requirements and must meet
other admission criteria as stipulated by
the admitting faculty.
4 years
* Materials and Supply Chain Management (OPMA 401)
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)
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 halfcourse 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 halfcourse 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)
Notes
CSCSC
College/
University
Program Name
Area
Pre-reqs
Credential Earned
Length
Course Titles
Co-op?
Website
PR
City
NOC
Code
Function
AB
School:
http://conted.ucalga
ry.ca
A114
Program:
ry.ca/business/prof
essionaldesignation
s/freight/index.html
A373
* 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)
University of
Calgary
Certificate in International Freight Continuing
Forwarding
Education
Professional
Designations
E
Certificate
* Advanced Economic and Transportation Geography (GEOG 441)
* Transportation Systems and Analysis (TRAN 301)
2 semesters with 39 Semester 1 topics include: introduction to basic study skills, understanding
hours of classroom freight forwarding, terms of trade, land transportation, air freight and ocean
time each
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.
B116
Notes
CSCSC
College/
University
University of
Calgary
University of
Calgary
University of
Calgary
University of
Calgary
University of
Calgary
Program Name
Certified Supply Chain
Professional
Certified in Productions and
Certified Professional Purchaser
Purchasing and Competitive
Bidding Law
Purchasing and Contract
Management Seminars
Area
Continuing
E
Education
Professional
Designations
Continuing
Education
Professional
Designations
E
Credential Earned
Length
Course Titles
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.
AB
School:
ry.ca
Program:
ry.ca/business/prof
essionaldesignation
s/freight/index.html
Candidates must pass all exams for the following modules
Certificate
5 modules – 1.5
years
E
Continuing
Education
Professional
Designations
E
E
Certificate
Certificate
2 sessions
Co-op?
Website
PR
City
NOC
Code
A114
Function
Notes
In conjunction with
APICS
A373
School:
AB
ry.ca
Program:
ry.ca/business/prof
essionaldesignation
s/operations/cpim.h
tml
A114
A141
School:
AB
ry.ca
Program:
ry.ca/business/prof
essionaldesignation
s/purchasing/cpp.ht
ml
A113
B315
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.
School:
AB
ry.ca
A113
Update on Competitive Bidding Law 2006 (Winnipeg)
Program:
https://dciwasp.adm
in.ucalgary.ca/weba
pp/ce_course/?tree
key=009D40F76
B315
AB
School:
ry.ca
A113
Continuing
Education
Professional
Designations
Continuing
Education
Professional
Pre-reqs
Principles of Buying, Principles of Inventory and Operations Control,
Principles of Transportation and logistics, Principles of Quality.
Update on Procurement Law 2006 (Winnipeg)
Drafting Contracts - 1
Drafting Contracts - 1 (Edmonton)
Basics of Supply Chain Management (Module 1)
In conjunction with
APICS
In conjunction with
PMAC
In cooperation with
PMAC
CSCSC
College/
University
Program Name
Area
Designations
Pre-reqs
Credential Earned
Length
Course Titles
Master Planning of Resources (Module 2)
Co-op?
Website
PR
Program:
https://dciwasp.adm
in.ucalgary.ca/weba
pp/ce_course/?tree
key=009D40F75
City
NOC
Code
B315
Function
A016
Contract Administration: A Purchasing Perspective
Creating Effective Competitive Bid Documents
Creating 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 Perspective
Certified Supply Chain Professional (CSCP)
Execution and Control of Operations (Module 4)
Master Planning of Resources (Module 2)
Creating Effective Competitive Bid Documents
University of
Manitoba
Specialization in Supply Chain
Management
I.H. Asper School of E
Business
Degree
4 years
School:
MB
http://www.umanito
ba.ca
Program:
http://www.umanito
ba.ca/student/admi
ssions/programs/bu
siness/
University of
Manitoba
Specialization in International
Business
Business
Degree
4 years
School:
MB
http://www.umanito
ba.ca
Program:
http://www.umanito
ba.ca/student/admi
ssions/programs/bu
siness/
A016
University of
Manitoba
Specialization in Operational
Research/Operations
Management
Business
Degree
4 years
School:
MB
http://www.umanito
ba.ca
Program:
http://www.umanito
ba.ca/student/admi
ssions/programs/bu
siness/
A016
University of
Manitoba
Certificate in Logistics Program
Business
Certificate - CITT
designation
13 weeks
LOGISTICS FUNDAMENTALS
ECONOMIC APPLICATIONS IN TRANSPORTATION
LEGAL ISSUES IN TRANSPORTATION
TRANSPORTATION POLICY AND REGULATION
RISK ASSESSMENT AND SAFETY
MARKETING SERVICES
Notes
CSCSC
College/
University
University of New
Brunswick Fredericton
University of New
Brunswick - Saint
John
University of
Saskatchewan
University of
Toronto
Program Name
BBA with concentration in
Area
Faculty of Business E
Administration
Pre-reqs
Credential Earned
Applicants from New Brunswick
BBA Degree
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.
Length
Course Titles
4 years
ADM 3625 Managerial Forecasting
Co-op?
Website
PR
City
NB
School:
www.unbf.ca
Program:
http://www.unbf.ca/
business/bba/bba_
concentrations.php
ADM 3626 Managerial Decision Analysis
NOC
Code
A016
Function
ADM 3627 Managerial Data Analysis
ADM 3685 Total Quality Management
ADM 4615 Operations Management I
ADM 4616 Operations Management II
ADM 4645 Special Topics in Quantitative Methods
ADM 4655 Global Manufacturing Systems
ADM 4656 Location Theory
ADM 4675 Network Analysis
ADM 4677 Inventory Management
ADM 4685 Methods of Quality Control
ADM 4686 Project Management ADM 4687 Scheduling
ADM 4690 Supply Chain Management
http://www.unbsj.ca
Bachelor of Commerce in
Production and Operations
Management
College of
Commerce
E
Operations Management: A
Mathematical Approach
- course only
Management
E
MGTC74H
E
1) Grade 12 graduation, GED or
equivalent
2) Basic keyboarding skills
Vancouver
Transportation Logistics Certificate Business
Community College Program
Programs
(VCC)
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
Credit
One semester
Introduction to the broad scope and major strategic, tactical, and operational
decisions in Operations Management. Topics include: forecasting, longrange capacity planning, location and layout of facilities, aggregate planning,
project management, inventory control, and production scheduling.
http://www.utsc.utor ON
onto.ca/courses/cal
endar/Management
.html
Certificate
9 Months
Term 1:
School: www.vcc.ca BC
A373
Name Course Code Credits
Program:
http://www.vcc.ca/p
rograms/detail.cfm?
WPGM_DIVISION_
ID=2&WPGM_PRO
GRAM_ID=111
A016
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:
No
http://www.commer SK
ce.usask.ca/progra
ms/undergrad/om_c
ourses.asp
Toronto
Notes
CSCSC
College/
University
Vanier College
Program Name
PMAC Courses
Area
Life skills courses
E
Pre-reqs
Credential Earned
Certificate
Length
2 courses – 45
hours each
Course Titles
Co-op?
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
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 4.0
Principles of Transportation
Wilfrid Laurier
University
BBA with concentration in Supply School of Business E
Chain Management
and Administration
-Procurement and Supply Management,
-Supply Chain Management,
- Information Systems for Supply Chain Management,
- Transportation and Facilities Management
No
Website
PR
City
NOC
Code
Function
Notes
School:
QC
www.vaniercollege.
qc.ca
Program:
http://www.vanierco
llege.qc.ca/conted/li
feskills.html#pmac
A113
In conjunction with
PMAC
A373
http://www.wlu.ca/c ON
alendars/program.p
hp?cal=1&d=314&p
=452&s=93&y=12#
Supply_Chain_Man
agement
A016
CSCSC
College/
University
Wilfrid Laurier
University
Program Name
Masters with concentration in
Area
and Administration
Pre-reqs
Credential Earned
A four-year bachelor's degree or
MBA
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.
Length
Course Titles
Accounting
Financial Management
Marketing
Management and Organizational Behaviour
The Waterloo full- Strategic Management
time program with Brand Communication Management
co-op option 20
Entrepreneurship
months (3 terms of Supply Chain Management
study and two
International Business Management
terms of co-op).
The Waterloo fulltime program 2
months of full-time
study.
Co-op?
Website
PR
Yes
http://www.wlu.ca/c ON
alendars/program.p
hp?cal=3&d=336&p
=501&s=155&y=20
City
NOC
Code
Function
A016
Waterloo
Toronto
The Waterloo parttime 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.
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
Winnipeg Technical
College
Yellowquill College
York University
Yukon College
www.wtc.mb.ca
BBA with a concentration in
Operations Management and
Information Systems
Schulich School of E
Business
BBA
4 year program
Elective courses include Business Information Systems Analysis, Models
and Applications in Operational Research, Inventory Management and
Database Management Systems.
No
MB
www.yellowquillcoll MB
ege.mb.ca
http://www.yorku.ca ON
/web/futurestudents
/programs/template.
asp?id=581
www.yukoncollege. YT
yk.ca
Notes

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