Gain in-demand skills for in-demand jobs

Gain the tools you needed to manage the flow of products, from sourcing raw materials to transportation, manufacturing and inventory management. Oregon State University's Graduate Certificate in Supply Chain and Logistics Management is the ideal path for building a career in the rapidly growing industry of supply chain management.

This program combines top-ranked faculty, leading-edge curriculum and a diverse network with the flexibility of online learning. You will acquire a solid mastery of international operations and learn how to use data-driven, critical thinking to provide goods to customers worldwide.

Study on an accelerated timeline with your peers

You have the option to complete the program in as little as nine months by taking two to three courses per term as part of a collaborative cohort of students, or you can establish your own timeline as a part-time student.

Complement your MBA or start working toward one

This advanced credential serves as the perfect complement to an existing MBA. Or if you have yet to earn one, you can apply up to 21 of the credits you earn in this program toward Oregon State’s MBA in Supply Chain and Logistics Management.

Earn this certificate, and you’ll already be one-third of the way done with your MBA program.

Benefits of learning online with Oregon State

• OSU's College of Business is accredited by the AACSB (Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business), a standard met by only 25 percent of business schools.
• Oregon State is institutionally accredited by the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities
• OSU is listed as one of the top 10 Most Popular Business Schools on the U.S. News & World Report's short list.
• You’ll benefit from small class sizes in courses taught by leading researchers and practitioners.
• OSU's online students receive the certificate and transcript as on-campus students.

NOTE: The U.S. Department of Education has approved this certificate for federal financial aid eligibility as part of a full degree program, but not as an independent certificate program. Alternate funding sources (e.g. loans, private funds) may be required to cover the costs associated with this program.