MIT Supply Chain Certificate

I have completed my UG degree in management and want to join Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) for doing Supply Chain Certificate course. Will you tell me details about Degree Requirements for this course along with curriculum so I get to know about subjects?

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The Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) is a private research university in Cambridge, Massachusetts founded in the year 1961.

MIT’s #1 Ranked 10-Month Supply Chain Management Degree Program
In just ten months, SCM students earn a Master's of Engineering in Logistics degree

Degree Requirements:

Required core subjects (54 units)
One subject in each focus area: Financial Analysis, Strategy, and System Analysis (units vary)
Master's thesis, presentation, and executive summary (12 units)

Curriculum:

SCM students are required to take the following core courses.

ORIENTATION (AUGUST)
Analytical Methods for Supply Chain Management
Introduction to Supply Chain Leadership

FALL
Course Title
Business Writing for Supply Chain Management
Logistics Systems
Database, Internet, and Systems Integration Technologies
Financial Analysis and/or Strategy Focus Subject
Elective

IAP January
Course Title
Supply Chain Leadership
Supply Chain Software

SPRING
Course Title
Thesis Seminar
Global Supply Chain Management
Financial Analysis, System Analysis, and/or Strategy Focus Subject

Elective

Financial Analysis Focus
Course Title
Supply Chain Finance
Economic Analysis for Business Decisions
Management Accounting and Control

System Analysis Focus
Course Title
System Dynamics
Engineering Systems Analysis for Design

Strategy Focus
Course Title
Case Studies in Logistics & Supply Chain Management
Operations Strategy

Electives
Course Title
Transportation System Analysis: Performance & Optimization
Product Design and Development
Network Optimization
Transportation System Analysis: Demand & Economics
Logistical & Transportation Planning Methods
Freight Transportation
Supply Chain Planning
Manufacturing Systems and Supply Chain Design
Supply Chain Risk Management
The Theory of Operations Management
Humanitarian Logistics
Real Options for Product & System Design
Statistical Learning and Data Mining
Data Mining: Finding the Data and Models that Create Value
Predictive Data Analysis and Statistical Modeling
Systems Optimization
Engineering Systems Analysis for Design
New Enterprises
Entrepreneurship Lab
Power and Negotiation
Introduction to Operations Management
Management of Services
Control of Manufacturing Processes

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