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Get your dream job with a Canadian degree in Logistics and Supply Chain Management

For international students, Canada is one of the most appealing study locations. Globally-recognised degrees, world-class education, and a multicultural environment contribute to its popularity.

With the advancement in technology and focus on the supply chain solutions, the demand for supply chain management (SCM) experts has increased in the last few years. Hence, one of the top courses to study in Canada is logistics and supply chain management.

Why study Supply Chain Management (SCM) in Canada?

Canada gives SCM aspirants you more reasons than one to opt for it. In Canada, you have an option to pursue your master’s in supply chain management from any of the 4 business schools and 5 Canadian universities. The Supply Chain Management sector of Canada has anticipated vacancies of 66,000 positions per year for the next five years. The Logistic programs in Canadian institutions will prepare you for the challenges of a logistics career and simultaneously equip you with the skills required to handle any complicated situation. Further, as a logistics program graduates your average starting salary will be approx. C$65,807/ year.*

Career prospects

Logistics coordinator
Logistician
Logistics Analyst
Purchasing Agent

Operations Manager
Purchase Manager
Purchase Analyst
Materials Analyst

Materials Manager
Strategic Planner
Procurement Manager
Inventory Manager

Supply Chain Manager
Commodity Manager
Source Manager
Warehouse Manager

As an SCM postgraduate, you’ll be expected to control or link the production, shipment, and distribution of products, reduce excess costs and minimise the effect of any unforeseen crises.

Course structure

When you pursue this course, you’ll learn data crunching, modelling, forecasting, problem-solving, and negotiation skills. The programs will help you to gain a deeper understanding of technicalities involved in the field which is required to efficiently manage non-technical staff.

Cost of studying Supply Chain Management in Canada

Degree	Indicative cost to pursue the course
One-year master’s program in supply chain management	USD 23,000 - 47,000*
MBA with SCM	USD 30,000 - 50,000*

Eligibility criteria

To get admission in the master’s program of supply chain management, you must have a GPA of 3.0 or a grade B. The eligibility criteria may vary as per the institution and course. Typically, you will need the following:

Requirement	Masters	MBA
GPA	3.0	3.0-3.22
Letter of Recommendation (LOR)	Yes	Yes
CV/Resume	Might be required, depends upon the institution	Mandatory
GMAT/GRE	Might be required, depends upon the institution	Required with a minimum score of 550-600
IELTS	6.5-7.0	6.5-7.0
Work Experience	Not required	Recommended

If you need to find out the requirements specific to your chosen universities, you can always connect with your IDP study abroad consultants for a detailed discussion.

Studying in Canada could open up a whole new world of personal and professional opportunities to you. Just stay calm and start the application process early to stay ahead of peers. If you face any difficulties in the process, don’t hesitate to reach out to IDP’s international education specialists as we will be happy to help you reach your education destination.

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Updated on March 3, 2022