Overview
Become a leader in the dynamic world of global commerce with the Global Supply Chain Management Diploma. This comprehensive program equips you with the essential skills and knowledge to excel in today's complex and ever-evolving supply chain landscape.
Program Overview
Designed for individuals seeking to launch or advance their careers in supply chain management, this program provides in-depth training on crucial topics such as strategic sourcing and procurement, demand planning and forecasting, inventory management and control, warehousing, and distribution network design, international trade regulations and compliance (including customs procedures and documentation), transportation management and optimization (covering various modes like air, sea, and land), and supply chain risk management. Students will learn to analyze, optimize, and manage supply chain operations, improve efficiency, reduce costs, and ensure the seamless movement of goods, services, and information across borders. The program also emphasizes the importance of sustainability and ethical considerations within global supply chains.
Key Learning Outcomes
- Understand the principles and best practices of global supply chain management.
- Develop skills in strategic sourcing, procurement, and contract negotiation.
- Develop inventory management techniques, including forecasting and optimization.
- Gain in-depth knowledge of international trade regulations, compliance, and documentation.
- Become proficient in transportation and logistics management, covering various modes and strategies.
- Enhance problem-solving, analytical, and decision-making skills in complex supply chain contexts.
- Learn to leverage technology and data analytics for supply chain optimization.
- Understand the impact of global events and disruptions on supply chains.
Career Opportunities
Graduates of the Global Supply Chain Management program are well-prepared for a variety of in-demand roles, including supply chain analyst, logistics coordinator, inventory planner, procurement manager, transportation planner, customs broker, import/export specialist, and global trade compliance officer. The program’s industry-focused curriculum, combined with hands-on learning experiences, ensures that students are equipped with the practical skills and knowledge necessary to thrive in today’s competitive global economy.
Why Choose This Program?
- Industry-relevant curriculum: Learn from experienced professionals and industry experts who bring real-world insights to the classroom.
- Hands-on learning: Engage in practical projects, case studies, simulations, and real-world scenarios to apply your knowledge and develop critical thinking skills.
- Professional designations: This program aligns with the requirements for recognized professional designations in supply chain management. Global Supply Chain Management has established articulation agreements and pathways with leading organizations such as Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport (CILTNA), Canadian Institute of Traffic and Transportation (CITT), Supply Chain Management Association (SCMA), and Forum of International Trade Training (FITT) allowing graduates to pursue their designations without further studies or much less requirements. This provides a significant advantage in the job market.
- Networking opportunities: Connect with alumni, industry leaders, and potential employers through workshops, seminars, industry events, and networking opportunities.
- Career support: Benefit from comprehensive career services, including resume building, interview preparation, job placement assistance, and access to our alumni network.
- Small class sizes: Enjoy a supportive learning environment with small class sizes that allow for personalized attention from instructors.
Embark on a rewarding and in-demand career in global supply chain management with this dynamic and comprehensive diploma program. Apply now and take the first step toward becoming a leader in the field!
Detailed information can be found on the Graduating and Jobs page.
International study
BCIT offers a number of international study opportunities that help students gain a global perspective of the economy, culture, government, and everyday life of the country they study in. You could participate in a summer field school or complete an international degree. Learn more about studying abroad.
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Entrance Requirements
Application processing
Open to applications beginning October 1st (or next business day).
Entrance requirements
Applicants must meet all entrance requirements and will be accepted on a first qualified basis as long as space remains.
- English language proficiency: Category 2 – English Studies 12 (67%) or equivalent
- Math: one of the following:
- Pre-Calculus 11 (67%) or
- Foundations of Math 11 (67%) or
- Workplace Math 11 (67%) or
- Other acceptable BC and Yukon courses or
- Math for Business - OPMT 0199 (67%) or
- Business Math Assessment Test - OPMT 0198 (67%)
Recommended for success
Strong mathematic skills are required for success in BCIT Business diplomas. If you would like to upgrade your math skills, you should complete OPMT 0199 or OPMT 0023.
International applicants
This program is available to international applicants.
Study permit: A valid BCIT study permit is required prior to starting the program.
Students enrolled in this program must complete the mandatory work component to qualify for graduation. A co-op work permit is required prior to starting the work component.
Post-graduation Work Permit (PGWP) eligibility: This program meets the eligible field of study requirement (CIP) and is eligible for students to apply for a PGWP.
(CIPC: 52.0203)
Transfer credit
Do you have credits from another post-secondary school?
Transfer credit may be granted for courses completed at BCIT or another post-secondary institution where the learning outcomes duplicate those of the BCIT course. As per Admission Procedure 5003-PR1, the department reserves the right to determine the granting of credit where appropriate.
Applications must be submitted 14 days prior to term start; an official transcript and a course outline where appropriate must be provided (or be on file with BCIT) to process the request.
A maximum of two courses per level are eligible for credit through this process.
Apply to program
To submit your application:
- Include proof of meeting all entrance requirements.
- Convert all transcripts and supporting documents to PDF files.
- Have a credit card ready to pay the application fee.
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Scheduled Intakes
September each year.
myCommunication
Within two business days of submitting your completed application, BCIT will send a message to your personal and myBCIT email addresses. All correspondence regarding your application will be posted to your online myCommunication account at my.bcit.ca. We will send you an email when a new message is posted. It is important to watch for these emails or regularly check your account online.
You can expect to receive communication concerning the status of your application within four weeks.
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Advanced Placement
Conditions
You may be eligible to apply to an advanced level of the program through either re-admission or direct entry. Please note that applications are considered based on:
- Complete applications: you must show proof that you have completed (or are registered in) all requirements to be considered.
- Competitive entry: if the number of applicants exceeds available seats, BCIT will accept those deemed to have the best opportunity for success.
- Seat availability: confirmation may not be available until approximately one week before the term begins.
Re-admission
You can apply for re-admission if you:
- were previously admitted to this program and completed part of it at BCIT and
- want to re-enter the program at an advanced level.
Applications are accepted throughout the year.
Submit the following form with your online application:
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Direct entry
You can apply for direct entry if you:
- are a new applicant to this program but already completed an equivalent part of it at BCIT or elsewhere and
- want to apply to an advanced level.
BCIT accepts complete applications starting:
- February 1st* for level 2 (January start)
- October 1st* for level 3 (September start)
*or next business day
There are four options for direct entry. If you are applying for Option 4, submit your application for transfer directly to BCIT Admissions. Applicants for all other options must submit an online application.
- Option 1: If you do not have a diploma or degree
- Proof of meeting all general entrance requirements (excluding Math 11)
- Course-by-Course Self-Assessment Form [PDF] showing that you have completed the required courses for the level you are applying to
- Option 2: Diploma or degree holders
- Proof of meeting all general entrance requirements (excluding Math 11)
- Proof of relevant business diploma or degree* from a recognized post-secondary institution
- Bridging Program Self-Assessment [PDF] showing that you have completed all of the required courses below
- Option 3: Adult learners
- Minimum of seven years progressive work experience, including five years supervisory
- Post-secondary courses plus over five years supervisory work experience
- Diploma or degree from a recognized institution
- International degree (subject to a comprehensive evaluation by ICES)
- Red Seal or Journeyman Certificate
- Member or veteran of the Canadian Armed Forces (minimum of PLQ)
- Proof of meeting all general entrance requirements
- Approved Advanced Placement and Prior Learning (APPL) Assessment
- Option 4: School of Business diploma program transfer
- Print the School of Business Program Change form [PDF].
- Make an appointment with the Program Heads to review your eligibility to transfer.
- If you are transferring to Level 3, you may be required to complete one or more bridging courses.
- Submit the following to BCIT Admissions:
- Approved School of Business Program Change form
- Completed Course-by-Course Self-Assessment form for your current program (found on your current program’s Advanced Placement page)
Do not apply online.
Applications to level 2 or 3.
Submit the following with your online application:
Required courses
If you are applying to level 2, you must show proof of completion of (or registration in) the level 1 courses (or equivalents) below.
If you are applying to level 3, you must show proof of completion of (or registration in) the level 1 and 2 courses (or equivalents) below.
Level 1 courses
Full-time | Course Name | Part-time Equivalent |
BSYS 1000 | Business Information Systems | BSYS 1001 |
COMM 1100 | Business Communication 1 | COMM 1103 or COMM 1106 |
ECON 2100 | Microeconomics | ECON 2100 |
MKTG 1102 | Essentials of Marketing | MKTG 1102 |
OPMT 1103 | Intro to Operations Management | OPMT 1198 |
OPMT 1110 | Business Mathematics | OPMT 1110 |
Level 2 courses
Full-time | Course Name | Part-time Equivalent |
BSYS 2000 | Applied Data Analytics in Excel | BSYS 2051 and BSYS 2061 |
BUSA 2100 | Principles of Management | BUSA 2005 |
COMM 2200 | Business Communication 2 | COMM 2202 (or 2002) and COMM 2203 (or 2003) |
ECON 2200 | Macroeconomics | ECON 2200 |
FMGT 2152 | Accounting for the Manager | FMGT 2152 or FMGT 1100 and FMGT 2100 or FMGT 1152 with Program Head approval |
GTTM 1150 | Global Supply Chain – Transportation Systems (CITT) | TDMT 1150 |
GTTM 1353 | International Business | TDMT 1104 |
OPMT 1130 | Business Statistics | OPMT 1197 |
OPMT 2204 | Business Process Improvement | OPMT 2176 or OPMT 2298 |
ORGB 1100 | Organizational Behaviour | ORGB 1105 |
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Applications to level 3 only.
Submit the following with your online application:
*Your diploma/degree will be reviewed by the Program Head to ensure that it covers all of the basic business topics such as accounting, marketing, business math, management, business communications, and micro- and macroeconomics.
If you have achieved a diploma/degree in any discipline other than business from a recognized post-secondary institution, you must show proof of successful completion of your credential plus a minimum of five years of relevant business experience. This experience must be included in detail on your resume. Your diploma/degree and work experience will be reviewed by the Program Head.
If you have completed post-secondary studies outside of Canada, the United States, the United Kingdom, Australia or New Zealand, you will require a basic evaluation of your credentials by the International Credential Evaluation Service (ICES). Credential evaluation reports from other Canadian services may be considered.
Required courses:
Full-time | Course Name | Part-time Equivalent |
COMM 1100* | Business Communication 1 | COMM 1103 or COMM 1106 |
COMM 2200* | Business Communication 2 | COMM 2202 (or 2002) and COMM 2203 (or 2003) |
GTTM 1150 | Global Supply Chain – Transportation Systems (CITT) | TDMT 1150 |
GTTM 1353 | International Business | TDMT 1104 |
OPMT 1103 | Intro to Operations Management | OPMT 1198 |
OPMT 2204 | Business Process Improvement | OPMT 2176 or OPMT 2298 |
*Note: For accredited Canadian or US credentials, if you have achieved a bachelor’s degree the COMM 1100 and 2200 courses may be waived. If you have an associate degree or a diploma, COMM 1103 (or 1106) and COMM 2202 (or 2002) may be waived. Note that COMM 2203 (or 2003) will still be required.
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If you have previous education or work experience, you may be eligible to complete an Advanced Placement and Prior Learning (APPL) assessment to qualify for advanced placement as an adult learner. Adult learners must meet at least one of the following criteria:
Visit the SITE Centre to learn more about the assessment process and associated fees.
Submit the following with your online application:
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If you are currently in a full-time BCIT School of Business diploma program and wish to transfer:
Direct entry FAQs
- When should I apply?
- When will I be accepted?
- Can I transfer options?
- Can I take courses in advance to reduce my course load?
- When will I get my timetable?
- When can I buy my books?
It is recommended that you apply when you have met all of the entrance requirements. If you are currently registered in a course, please indicate this on the self-assessment form.
Once your application has been assessed and has been approved for direct entry, a seat must become available in the program you have selected. The Admissions department must wait until the current students obtain their final grades in either December or May to determine how many seats will become available for direct entry applicants.
You are requested to specify your program option preference(s). If your first choice is not available and you have met all requirements, you may request to transfer into another option that has space available.
In order to maintain a competitive application, it is recommended that you take no more than two courses per term ahead of time. A maximum of two courses per level are eligible for credit. Note that this will not reduce your full-time program tuition.
Print your timetable one day prior to class start by logging into my.bcit.ca and going to Student Self-Service. You must be registered in your courses in order to access this feature. If you know the set to which you have been assigned, you can also find your timetable on the School of Business Timetables page.
It is recommended that you wait until the first week of classes before buying textbooks. Your instructors will tell you which books to buy.
To register for a Part-time Studies course, visit Register for Part-time Courses or contact Student Information and Enrolment Services.
Still have questions? Review the Admissions FAQ or contact Program Advising.
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Costs & Supplies
Bring Your Own Device
Students are required to have their own laptop. Please refer to the Bring Your Own Device Specifications [PDF] for requirements.
Laptop costs vary depending on the configuration chosen, but will likely range from approximately $1,000 to $2,000.
Tuition fees
Use our tuition estimator to find tuition and fees for this program.
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Books & supplies
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Level 1: $800
Level 2: $1140
Level 3: $1295*
Level 4: $700
*Level 3 costs include the FITT fee of $425 to be paid by the end of term.
(general estimated cost, subject to change)
Financial assistance
Financial assistance may be available for this program. For more information, please contact Student Financial Aid and Awards.
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Courses
Program matrix
Level 1 (15 weeks) | Credits | ||
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BSYS 1000 | Business Information Systems | 3.0 | |
COMM 1100 | Business Communication 1 | 3.0 | |
ECON 2100 | Microeconomics | 3.0 | |
MKTG 1102 | Essentials of Marketing | 3.0 | |
OPMT 1103 | Introduction to Operations Management | 4.0 | |
OPMT 1110 | Business Mathematics | 4.0 | |
Level 2 (20 weeks) | Credits | ||
BSYS 2000 | Applied Data Analytics in Excel | 4.0 | |
BUSA 2150 | Introduction to Organizational Development | 4.0 | |
COMM 2200 | Business Communication 2 | 4.0 | |
ECON 2200 | Macroeconomics | 4.0 | |
FMGT 2152 | Accounting for Management | 5.5 | |
GTTM 1150 | Global Supply Chain – Transportation System (CITT) | 2.5 | |
GTTM 1353 | International Business* | 2.5 | |
OPMT 1130 | Business Statistics | 5.5 | |
OPMT 2204 | Business Process Improvement* | 2.5 | |
*denotes a half-term course | |||
Level 3 (15 weeks) | Credits | ||
FMGT 3550 | Business Finance 1 | 3.0 | |
GTTM 2203 | Global Supply Chain – Economic Influences on Logistics (CITT) | 4.0 | |
GTTM 2250 | Global Supply Chain – Logistics Process (CITT) | 4.0 | |
GTTM 3301 | Supply Chain Planning & Logistics | 4.0 | |
GTTM 3305 | International Business Strategies | 3.0 | |
GTTM 3403 | Introduction to Projects | 6.0 | |
OPMT 1170 | Project Management | 3.0 | |
OPMT 3301 | Quantitative Methods for Business | 4.0 | |
Level 4 (20 weeks) | Credits | ||
BLAW 3311 | Canadian Business Law | 2.5 | |
BLAW 3411 | International Business Law | 2.5 | |
FMGT 4336 | International Trade Finance | 1.5 | |
GTTM 1410 | Canada Customs and Free Trade Agreement* | 2.0 | |
GTTM 1411 | Global Supply Chain Compliance & Sustainability* | 2.0 | |
GTTM 4301 | Global Logistics management & Strategies | 2.5 | |
GTTM 4320 | Global Supply Chain Management & Best Practices* | 2.5 | |
GTTM 4330 | Planning Products and Services for Global Markets | 2.0 | |
GTTM 4335 | Import and Export Procedures and Risk Management | 1.5 | |
GTTM 4407 | Applied International Business Management | 2.0 | |
GTTM 4411 | Business Consulting Project | 12.0 | |
GTTM 4415 | Cross-Cultural Negotiation* | 2.0 | |
OPMT 4460 | Supply Chain Management - Supply* | 2.0 | |
*denotes a half-term course. | |||
Total Credits: | 122.5 |
Transfer credit
Do you have credits from another BC/Yukon post-secondary school? Do you want to know if they transfer to courses here at BCIT? Check out BCIT's Transfer Equivalency Database to find out.
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Program Details
The Global Supply Chain Management (GSCM) program focuses on industry-relevant skills, global trends, and the unique demands of the Canadian market. You will obtain the main knowledge and skills required for a successful career in Canada and globally.
- Foundations of Supply Chain Management: The core concepts, principles, and components of supply chain management (SCM).
- Operations Management: Develop skills in optimizing production and operational processes and managing productive projects.
- Global Logistics and Transportation Management: Explore the movement of goods across borders, including modes of transportation and regulatory compliance.
- Procurement and Supplier Relationship Management: How to source goods and services, manage supplier relationships, and ensure ethical and sustainable procurement practices.
- Inventory and Warehouse Management: Define and manage proper inventory levels and optimize warehouse operations.
- Supply Chain Analytics and Technology: Fine-tune skills in data-driven decision-making and the use of technology in SCM.
- Sustainability and Ethical Supply Chains: Design and manage environmentally and socially responsible supply chains.
- Risk Management and Resilience in Global Supply Chain: Identify, assess, and mitigate risks in global supply chains.
- International Trade, Compliance, and Finance: Keep updates on global trade regulations and compliance requirements, export-import procedures, foreign exchange markets, and global financial systems
- Global Marketing and Cross-Culture Management: Market products and services in international markets, manage diverse teams, understand cultural differences, and develop strategies for effective communication and collaboration across cultures.
Forget just sitting in lectures!
At BCIT, every course comes with a small-group lab where you’ll actually do things. You’ll build practical skills through real-life examples, focused discussions, in-depth case studies, benchmark research, simulations, and even engaging games. Get ready to dive into constructive teamwork, learn to analyze situations thoroughly, evaluate different options, and communicate your ideas effectively. These aren’t just classroom exercises—they’re the skills that will directly boost your career and make you stand out to employers.
Build your network and gain real-world connections alongside your studies!
Our program goes beyond the classroom, offering numerous opportunities to connect with industry professionals. Each year, we host a major program showcase event and several industry-focused gatherings, bringing together alumni, industry experts, faculty, and professional organizations. You’ll have the chance to learn from guest speakers, participate in enriching field trips, and attend industry seminars, all designed to deepen your connection and engagement with the global supply chain and international business world. These experiences are your chance to build valuable relationships that can open doors to future career opportunities.
Business consulting projects
In your second year, you’ll tackle two real business consulting projects. The fall term features a 13-week project, one day per week. The spring term ramps up with a 9-week, three-day-per-week project. Working in teams of 2-3, you’ll bid on projects that match your qualifications, giving you control over your learning journey.
Fast-track your career and save time and money on professional designations!
Graduates of the program automatically meet ALL educational requirements for prestigious industry designations like AMCILT (CILTNA), CCLP (CITT), and CITP (FITT). Plus, you’ll complete a significant portion of the requirements for the highly sought-after SCMP designation (SCMA). This means you can launch your career with recognized credentials, avoiding the extra time and expense of separate courses and exams. Invest in your future and gain a competitive edge right out of the program.
Program length
Two years, full-time.Program delivery
In person: This program is delivered on campus.
Program location
Burnaby Campus
3700 Willingdon Avenue
Burnaby, BC
Continue your education
Graduates of this program may continue their studies to complete the BCIT Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) program. The BBA program provides you with the flexibility to complete your degree full-time within 8 to 12 months (depending on previous transfer credits from other institutes), or you can choose to begin your career and finish your degree courses part-time, usually within 2 to 3 years.
Block credits from your diploma may also be transferred to business degrees at Simon Fraser University, the University of Northern British Columbia, Royal Roads University, Lakehead University and others. Please confirm details with the respective program that you are considering if this option is of interest.
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Graduating & Jobs
Your future is in high demand!
The world of global trade is booming, and Canada needs YOU. With Canada’s international trade expanding rapidly, the demand for skilled supply chain professionals is constantly growing. You’ll be equipped to help Canadian businesses diversify their trade partnerships, crucial for navigating today’s tariff challenges. And living in the Greater Vancouver area? You’re sitting at the Gateway to the Pacific! This means endless opportunities in transportation, warehousing, logistics, customs brokerage, and more. New trade routes, expanding ports—your skills will be invaluable today, tomorrow, and for decades to come. Get ready to launch a career in a field that’s both exciting and essential.
Become a Highly Sought-After Professional!
We produce top-tier graduates who are ready to excel. You’ll gain the key skills, attributes, and characteristics employers crave. We’re not just about education—we’re about career placement.
Supercharge your career with globally recognized credentials!
Our program is designed to give you a significant advantage in the job market by providing pathways to prestigious professional designations by the accreditation agreements signed. Upon graduation, you’ll be well on your way to earning:
- CCLP (CITT): Become a Certified Logistics Professional with just three years of relevant industry experience, both locally and internationally.
- AMCILT (CILTNA): Gain immediate recognition as an Affiliate Member of the Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport.
- CITP (FITT): Earn FITT diploma immediately and become your Certified International Trade Professional designation with just 3 year of industry experience, opening doors to global trade opportunities.
- SCMP (SCMA): Fast-track your path to becoming a Supply Chain Management Professional by receiving advanced standing for approximately 70% of the required education.
- Supply chain credentials (ASCM): Ready to take exams and get the credentials easily using your knowledge from the program, boost your career and salary.
These designations aren’t just letters after your name—they’re proof of your expertise and commitment, giving you a competitive edge and accelerating your career growth.
Launch your global career with in-demand supply chain expertise!
Graduates of this program are highly sought after by a diverse range of companies, especially those with international operations. Imagine yourself in these exciting roles:
Supply Chain Superstar:
- Optimize logistics as a skilled Logistics Analyst/Coordinator.
- Master global shipping as a Freight Forwarder/Route Planner.
- Navigate international trade as an Import/Export Specialist.
- Control procurement as a strategic Purchaser/Procurement Specialist.
- Drive purchasing decisions as a savvy Buyer/Planner.
- Forge strong supplier relationships as a Vendor/Strategic Sourcing Manager.
- Manage complex transportation networks as a Transportation/Logistics Manager.
- Ensure efficient inventory flow as an Inventory Control Manager.
- Lead entire supply chains as a highly valued Supply Chain Manager.
International Business Powerhouse:
- Become an International Business Analyst/Specialist, driving strategic global decisions.
- Lead growth as a Business Development Specialist/Manager, expanding markets worldwide.
- Fuel international trade as a dynamic Logistics Sales Rep.
- Shape global brands as a Country or Global Marketing Manager.
- Close deals on a global scale as an International/Global Sales Manager.
- Guide businesses to international success as an International/Global Business Advisor.
This program empowers you to step into a world of limitless opportunities, where your skills are in high demand and your career potential knows no bounds!
Salary Information
The hourly wage information provided in the DACSO survey (see the link at the bottom of the next section) is a 3-year average. Additionally, here are two salary surveys from industry professional organizations that provide further related salary information:
2021 Canadian Supply Chain Salary Report
- Source: Supply Chain Canada (SCC formerly known as SCMA)
- Developed by ASCM in collaboration with Supply Chain Canada
- Key Points from the Survey:
- FAST JOB PLACEMENT – Young professionals have a median starting salary of around $55,000
- GOOD BENEFITS – Work-life balance is solid for supply chain professionals in Canada: 81% work no more than 45 hours a week. 78% of professionals have at least 3 weeks of paid time off, which is more than the 2-week mandated minimum.
- APICS AND SCMP CERTIFICATIONS PAY – Those with APICS, CPIM, CSCP certifications reported earning 7% more than those without any certification and those with a SCMP designation reported earning 22% more.
- View the report for more information
The Supply Chain Profession in 2023: Salaries and Careers Across the Globe
- Source: Association for Supply Chain Management (ASCM)
- SUPPLY CHAIN SALARIES – Supply chain compensation is strong in Canada, with the median base salary at $81,000 CAD and a total compensation of $87,075 CAD with cash bonuses. Salaries ranged from $54,724 CAD to as high as $163,958 CAD, and well more than half (61%) of respondents enjoyed a cash bonus.
- View the report for more information
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Faculty, Advisors & Staff
Your direct line to industry success!
The program isn’t just an academic experience—it’s your gateway to a thriving career. We’re deeply embedded in the business world, thanks to our expert faculty, engaging community events, real-world projects, and our highly successful graduates.
Learn from the best: industry experts shaping your future!
Imagine being taught by instructors with over 15 years of real-world experience in global supply chain management. That’s exactly what you get in this program! Our faculty isn’t just teaching from textbooks; they’re active industry consultants, bringing you cutting-edge insights directly from the field.
Gain an advantage with up-to-date knowledge!
Most of our instructors are also members of leading professional institutes and organizations. This means they’re constantly immersed in the latest industry standards and developments. You’ll benefit from their insider knowledge, receiving fresh perspectives and practical advice that will give you a significant edge in your career.
Don’t just learn theory
Learn from the professionals who are shaping the industry today. This program connects you with the expertise you need to succeed in the dynamic world of global supply chain management.
Advisory committee
Stay ahead of the curve with industry-driven curriculum!
Our powerful Program Advisory Committee (PAC), comprised of top industry professionals, ensures our curriculum is always current and relevant. You’ll learn the skills employers need right now and build a valuable network of contacts before you even graduate.
Our current program advisory committee, featuring…
- Rachael Radford, Founder & President, Meira Consulting
- Jack Heu, Director of branch, Traffix
- Fazolah Malayeri, Branch Manager, Cardinal Health
- Paul Reichard, Director of International sales, SEI Industries
- Troy Dennison, General Manager of DC, Loblaw
- Tyra Bermudez, Senior manager, KPMG
- Sierra Zhang, Manager, KPMG
- Tracey Pham, Export advisor, Export Navigator
- Ryan Lee, Supply Chain Manager, Aritzia
Join a program that’s connected, relevant, and focused on your career success.
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Business Consulting Project
Get ready to put your skills to the test and dive into real-world business challenges!
The Business Consulting Project lets you apply what you’ve learned in the classroom to solve actual problems for local organizations. You’ll gain invaluable hands-on consulting experience, boosting your resume and developing expertise that employers crave. Go beyond textbooks and lectures—make a tangible impact and achieve results you can be proud of. This project isn’t just about grades; it’s your chance to enhance your career prospects by networking with industry leaders, potentially leading to job offers or strong references. Prove your qualifications and capabilities, giving yourself a competitive edge in today’s job market.
In your second year, you’ll gain invaluable real-world experience through two business consulting projects. During the fall term, you’ll dedicate one day a week for 13 weeks. Then, in the spring term, you’ll immerse yourself in a more intensive project, working three days a week for 9 weeks. You’ll team up with 2-3 classmates, and project assignments are determined through a competitive bidding process, ensuring your skills align perfectly with the project requirements.
View a complete list of past Business Consulting Projects students have completed in a wide variety of industries.
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Contact Us
Mireille Meynen
Administrative Assistant
604-456-1155 | mireille_meynen@bcit.ca
Leo Lei
Program Head, Global Supply Chain Management
604-451-6779 | Leo_Lei@bcit.ca
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