Supply Chain Management & Logistics and Professional Communication

Learning and Career Growth

In this program, you will learn to:

• Apply essential supply chain practices
• Use basic supply chain principles and project management essentials tools to identify and evaluate supply chain challenges and opportunities
• Evaluate data to make informed decisions and to effectively manage a supply chain
• Develop a system thinking approach to analyze how organization systems interact and influence each other
• Describe how continuous improvement processes can be leveraged to benefit the entire organization rather than a single business unit

Professional Accreditation

Students who complete the Supply Chain Management and Professional Communication certificate are able to apply for advanced standing towards attaining the Supply Chain Management Professional (SCMP™) designation. This program offers students:

• Advanced standing in 4 out of 8 learning modules is needed to apply for an SCMP designation
• Advanced standing in 1 out of 6 interactive workshops is needed to apply for an SCMP designation

Current students, as well as graduates from the past five years with a minimum average grade of “B” (70%) or higher, are eligible to receive the same towards their SCMP™ designation.

Duration and delivery

Delivery: Classroom/Face‐to‐Face

Admission requirements

Click here to review all general admission requirements

Steps to apply

1. Register for a MacEwan account to get started. You will be asked to provide personal information including your name, date of birth, and home address.
2. After you have registered and signed in, you will be asked to identify what program and term you are applying for.
3. Applicants must submit four documents (if applicable, provide the colour copy of the document):
   • Proof of academic credential. This includes a post secondary degree or equivalent in their original form, translated into English.
   • Your professional resume with at least one year work experience in industry.
   • Proof of English Language Proficiency. Successful applicants require a minimum English language proficiency of Academic IELTS 6.0 on each band or TOEFL/CBT 80.
   • Citizenship and immigration documents, which may include one of the following four options:
     • Landed Immigrant papers
     • Permanent Residency Card
     • Convention Refugee Documentation
     • Photocopy of Passport picture page
4. Identify your country of citizenship, your primary language, and an emergency contact.
5. Pay a non-refundable $110.00 application fee using a credit card or Interac online to complete your application.

For current international students please sign in with your current MacEwan account to apply for another program

Fees

Tuition fees are $18,700.00 (CAD). Fees are in Canadian dollars and are subject to change. Textbook costs and material fees are included. Program fee does not include accommodation or travel.

A non‐refundable $110.00 (CAD) Application Fee is required to assess your credentials and evaluate the application.

An additional $1,281.21 (CAD) is not included in the $18,700.00 fee. These are non‐academic fees* which include:

• Medical Clinic Fee – $5.00 (charged every term)
• SAMU Building Levy Fee – $35.00 (charged every term)
• Special Student Membership Fee – $172.57 (charged every term)
• UPass Fee – $180 (charged every term)
• Tech Fee – $34.50 (charged all three terms)

* Non-academic fees are subject to change. Non-academic fees are effective from the Winter 2026 intake onwards. Payment deadlines can be found in our FAQs.

Completion Requirements

Supply Chain Management & Logistics courses:

• Basics of Intelligent Supply Chain
• Intelligent Supply Chain: Transportation
• Intelligent Supply Chain: Warehousing
• Fundamentals of Supply Chain
• Supply Chain Strategy, Design and Warehousing
• Supply Chain Dynamics & Risks
• Foundations of Inventory, Operations, Planning and Control
• Fundamentals of Supply Chain Analytics

Professional Communication Courses:

• Business Writing I & II
• Canadian Workplace Culture
• Organizational Culture in Canada
• Mastering Professional Communication and Presentations
• Technical Development I & II (Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint)
• The Job Hunt in Canada
• MS Project Essentials
• MS Visio Essentials
• Operations Management
• Effective Professional Writing: Reports, Proposals, Plans and more
• Business Persuasion and Research
• Small Businesses and Entrepreneurship
• Fundamentals of Agile Methodology
• Developing your Emotional Intelligence
• Financial Literacy
• WordPress for WebPage Publishing
• Google Suite Essentials
• Fundamentals of Management & Supervision
• Digital Marketing 101
• Coaching for Performance
• Foundations of Leadership I & II
• Hiring for Success
• Building an Engaged Workforce
• Change Management Fundamentals
• Design Thinking

Students will be placed in a select combination of Professional Communications Courses.

Curriculum is subject to change.

Capstone Project

The Capstone Project provides hands-on opportunities to work with local organizations to apply in-class learning and gain relevant experience in a Canadian industry.