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The Transportation Management Certificate gives students a broad foundation in distribution management.
Emphasis is placed on providing an overview of the major functions of arranging and coordinating the transportation of products globally.
Students also gain an understanding of all activities involved in the flow of products and information between suppliers, customers, producers and service providers. Upon completion, students will understand the basics of distribution management.
The program teaches students how companies manage order fulfillment, purchase raw materials, manage warehouses and arrange domestic and international transportation services. Students also learn about freight forwarders, shippers, supply chain collaboration, importing, exporting, third-party logistics and logistics technology.
The Supply Chain Management program serves both entry-level students and those employed in the field who may need to upgrade their skills or acquire new ones.