The Global Business Certificate of Achievement provides students a broad base of skills needed in the business and supply chain management aspects of working in small, medium, or large organizations that provide products and/or services locally or globally. Courses emphasize global business and management practices and the tools utilized in today's global business environment. This certificate prepares students for careers in procurement, logistics, sales, production planning, and sourcing. Most courses in this certificate can be applied to a Business or Management degree.
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Program level Student Learning Outcomes:
PSLO1: Develop and exhibit high standards of professional practice, demonstrating awareness of ethical and social responsibilities in today’s multicultural, team-oriented, rapidly changing global environment.
PSLO2: Analyze and recommend effective business decisions/solutions using a systematic, evaluative, and data-driven approach.
PLSO3: Effectively communicate solutions to business problems using appropriate business terms and strategies.
Program Objectives include:
1. Analyze challenges of international distribution.
2. Review sources of materials providing information relevant to international business.
3. Define the influence of customers, competitors, employees, and other stakeholders in an organization.
4. Introduce the purpose and benefits of thought and workforce diversity, equity, and inclusion as a strategic asset in the organization.
5. Articulate the objectives and elements of Supply Chain Management.
6. Summarize the strategic importance of logistics elements and explain how they affect supply chain management.
This global business program prepares students to obtain entry-level positions in operations, manufacturing, logistics, transportation, and other departments at local and multi-national companies. Those already in the workforce may progress along their career path with this certification. The majority (95%) of the annual openings for occupations related to global business have entry-level wages above the living wage for one adult.
Course | Title | Units | Year/Semester (Y1 or S1) |
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BUS C100 MS C100 | Introduction to Business Principles of Management | 3.0 3.0 | Y1 (F) Y 2 (F or S) |
MS C171 or SM C101 or MS C172 or SM C102 | Principles of Logistics/Supply Chain Management, or Principles of Logistics/Supply Chain Management or Logistics/Supply Chain Operations or Logistics/Supply Chain Operations | 3.0 | Y 1 (F or S) |
BUS C118 ENGL C136 | Introduction to International Business Business Communication 3 | 3.0 3.0 | Y 1 (S) Y 1 (F) |
BUS C281 BUS C282 BUS C283 BUS C284 | Work-Based Learning, or Work-Based Learning, or Work-Based Learning or Work-Based Learning | 1.0 2.0 3.0 4.0 | Y2 (F or S) |
Total Units 16-19
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