Master Certificate in Advanced Procurement Management - Strategic Sourcing

Challenging times in global supply chain management reveal a need for leaders who have been trained by the best. Through Michigan State University’s 100% online Master Certificate in Advanced Procurement Management – Global Supply Chain program, students will learn best practices in relationship building, strategic sourcing, supply optimization and risk management, as well as how to integrate procurement, operations, purchasing and logistics management functions across the global supply chain.

Who Should Register

This 24-week program is ideal for mid- to senior-level managers who desire to engage more effectively in the global supply chain marketplace. The program can also benefit anyone who aspires to advance their career potential and increase their competitive advantage in managing their global supply chains.

About MSU's Broad College of Business

Founded in 1855 on the ideals of democratization of knowledge, Michigan State University (MSU) is an inclusive, internationally recognized university with a mission of advancing knowledge and transforming lives. Michigan State University Online is the home to online programs from MSU's Eli Broad College of Business. These flexible programs are offered in a variety of structures and formats and designed for working professionals. Through the convenience of online, video-based e-learning with the added value of face-to-face networking in select programs, you can gain applicable industry knowledge and learn from the faculty thought leaders at one of the top research universities in the world.

Required Courses

What You'll Learn

Deepen your understanding of the end-to-end global supply chain marketplace and develop the skills to:

• Establish global supply chain and market channels strategies
• Identify the role of sourcing strategy in supply management effectiveness
• Improve your supply base in consideration to your type and number of suppliers
• Leverage a deeper understanding of the scope, costs, metrics, and processes associated with supply management
• Analyze the implications of industry globalization drivers for supply chains