As global markets continue to grow and change, supply chain management professionals are increasingly expected to develop new strategic business processes to manage the distribution of goods and services.<br><br>Global Logistics professionals explore strategic issues contributing to transportation, inventory, and location management decisions, as well as assess the need for globalization of an organization's operations and how to benefit from government regulations related to international logistics and trade. Explore career opportunities such as Supply Chain Analyst, Logistics Coordinator, Consultant, Purchasing Manager, Transportation Manager, and Customs Broker.<br><br>In addition to training in global logistics management, students will learn professional communication skills using a Canadian business context, including writing and speaking skills. Students also have the opportunity to work on a Capstone Project for a local organization and gain relevant experience in the Canadian industry. Students will work together in groups on a project from start to finish with the support of our instructors.