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Become proficient in best practices and tools for operations and supply chain management in the age of artificial intelligence.
Overview
| Strategies, practices and tools for optimizing the supply chain: demand forecasting, procurement, planning, inventory management, warehousing, transportation, capacity management, logistics network design, supply chain integration. |
| Concepts, tools and practices for continuous improvement: Lean management system, problem-solving approaches (PDCA, A3 and Six Sigma). |
| Extensive range of specialization courses: transportation, warehousing, enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems, project management, sustainability, applied artificial intelligence, among others. |
| Application of skills acquired through an intervention project and an optional internship in an organization. |
“With all the changes taking place in the field of commerce, it is more important than ever to update your knowledge, develop your professional network, and be a driver of positive change.”
–
Frantz Duverseau, graduate
Program characteristics
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Graduate
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30 credits
A credit is a unit used to assign a numerical value to the workload required for students to meet the objectives of a given course. One credit represents 45 hours of work. Courses in the Québec university system are generally worth three credits each.
- Full-time
- Part-time
- Day
- Evening
- On-site
- Blended
- Côte-des-Neiges
Your career outlook
This program prepares you for positions such as:
- Business Analyst
- Continuous Improvement Specialist
- Operational Performance Analyst
- Process Coordinator
- Supply Chain Manager or Analyst
A bridge to your master’s degree
With the Graduate Diploma in Management – Operations and Supply Chain Management you can, under certain conditions, continue your studies towards earning the Master of Science (MSc) – Operations and Supply Chain Management.
This program is eligible for a Post-Graduation Work Permit (PGWP).
Important! Changes may occur without notice. The laws and regulations of Québec and Canada, as well as the information provided by the ministère de l’Enseignement supérieur (Québec) and by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada, take precedence over this information.
Already started your program? Check your course list in HEC en ligne > Academic Progress.
You must pass 10 courses for a total of 30 credits.
Deadlines for submitting admission applications
Applicants in Canada (citizens or permanent residents)
Rolling admission: you may submit your application at any time.
To have a greater selection of courses at the time of enrollment, please submit your application before the deadlines indicated below.
- Fall term: before March 1st
- Winter term: before September 15th
- Summer term: no admission
International Applicants
To comply with immigration requirements, you must submit your application no later than the deadlines indicated below.
- Fall Term: no later than March 1st
- Winter Term: no later than June 1st
- Summer Term: no admissions
Conditions and required documents
Select the education system in which you studied:
Estimated tuition fees
The amounts below are approximate. For the detailed amounts per credit or per term, see the tuition fees schedule (PDF, 105 Kb). These amounts do not include the cost of health insurance, course materials, housing, or other expenses.
Each term, you will receive a bill with the exact amount you owe based on your credit load.
To ensure the proper rate is applied, you may need to provide documents proving your legal status once you have been admitted.