Concentrations & Courses
The Certificate in Supply Chain Management offers the following concentrations:
The Department of Supply Chain Management covers the areas of procurement and global sourcing, logistics optimization, distribution and pricing strategies, product and supply chain innovation, labor regulations and contract management, supply chain legal environments, project management, business process design and improvement, quality management, risk analysis and supply chain security, supply chain finance, supply chain analytics, supply chain technologies and healthcare operations. The department offers multidisciplinary education that balances theory and practice in supply chain management to prepare new generations of business graduates to meet future challenges and attain the highest placement rates upon their graduation.
Students enrolled in the rSBI program can earn certificates with designated concentrations (course sets are required) or without a designated concentration (courses are selected by the student).
Courses are taken during the fall and spring semesters. Note that not all courses are offered every semester.
The Certificate in Supply Chain Management offers the following concentrations:
The Rutgers Stackable Business Innovation Program Certificate is flexible and does not require the student to complete specific courses under a concentration. Rather, the student can choose any courses from the rSBI catalog and must successfully complete a total of at least 9 credits to earn the certificate. To earn multiple such certificates, the student must successfully complete disjoint sets of courses across certificates (no repeat courses).
View more of the available concentrations. Each academic department manages its own concentrations in the rSBI program.