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CERTIFICATE IN LOGISTICS MANAGEMENT

Launch your logistics career with confidence through the Certificate in Logistics Management at the Polytechnic Institute of Northern Canada. Designed for those who want to build specialized skills in a shorter timeframe, this one-year program equips students with the practical knowledge and technical competencies needed to succeed in today’s fast-moving supply chain environment. From operations planning and inventory management to procurement, warehousing, and transportation systems, this certificate program is ideal for early-career professionals, job seekers, or employees looking to upskill and take on more responsibility in logistics-related roles.
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With a curriculum developed in collaboration with northern employers and logistics experts, the program emphasizes career readiness and applied learning. Students will engage with real-world logistics scenarios and gain job-relevant training that supports entry-level employment across Northern Canada and beyond. Whether you’re working toward a career in the private sector, government, or Indigenous organizations, the Certificate in Logistics Management provides the skills, knowledge, and credentials to make an immediate impact.

Certificate in Logistics Management –
Graduation Requirements

Length: 1 year
Delivery: In-person or hybrid
Total Credits: 30 credits (10 courses)
Practicum Requirement: None
Program Availability: Domestic students only

Program Structure

Core Courses (5 required – 15 credits)
Specialty Courses (5 required – 15 credits)

Description of the Courses in the Certificate in Logistics Management Program

Core Courses

  • MGMT 100 – Management Studies
  • Introduces students to key principles and practices in modern management across organizational contexts.
  • ENGL 101 – English for Academic Purposes
  • Builds foundational academic writing, reading, and communication skills for post-secondary success.
  • MATH 102 – Principles of Financial Management
  • Covers fundamental mathematical and financial concepts necessary for managerial decision-making.

Elective Courses (2 out of 9)

  • COMP 100 – Computer Applications
  • Provides practical skills in using digital tools and software commonly used in business environments.
  • SJGC 101 – Social Justice and Community Citizenship
  • Examines the roles of equity, ethics, and civic responsibility in personal and professional contexts.
  • ENGL 102 – Advanced Writing for Managers
  • Develops higher-level writing and communication skills for managerial and business applications.
  • OPSC 201 – Operations and Supply Chain Management
  • Focuses on managing operations, logistics, and supply chains in dynamic organizational settings.
  • GTHR 202 – Human Resources Management
  • Explores recruitment, training, performance management, and employment law in organizational HR practices.
  • STAT 201 – Statistics for Managers
  • Introduces statistical methods and tools for managerial data analysis and business decision-making.
  • GTMK 202 – Principles of Marketing
  • Teaches foundational marketing principles including segmentation, targeting, branding, and promotion.
  • MDGO 201 – Managing Diversity in Northern Organizations
  • Examines strategies for inclusive leadership and managing diversity in northern and multicultural workplaces.
  • GTAC 202 – Fundamentals of Accounting
  • Provides a foundational understanding of accounting principles, financial statements, and decision-useful information.

Specialty Courses – Lower and Upper Levels

  • LOGI 204 – Logistics Processes
  • Analyzes core logistics operations such as inventory, warehousing, and distribution planning.
  • TLAW 204 – Transportation Law
  • Covers the legal frameworks governing transportation systems and logistics operations.
  • ECLO 204 – Economic Influences on Logistics
  • Investigates economic principles and their impact on logistics systems and global supply chains.
  • TRPT 204 – Transportation Systems
  • Explores the structure, planning, and functioning of multimodal transportation networks.
  • INLO 204 – Integrated Logistics
  • Focuses on the coordination and integration of logistics functions to enhance supply chain efficiency.

Program Admission Requirements

To be eligible for admission to the Certificate in Logistics Management, applicants must meet the following criteria:
  • Successful completion of Grade 12 (or an equivalent secondary school credential), or qualify as a mature student;
  • Completion of English Studies 12 or English First Peoples 12 with a minimum grade of 73% (or an equivalent course);
  • Completion of one of the following mathematics courses with a minimum grade of C (or equivalent):
  • Foundations of Mathematics 11
  • Pre-Calculus 11
  • Foundations of Mathematics 12
    Applicants who present Pre-Calculus 12 or Foundations of Mathematics 12 with a minimum grade of C+ will be given preference.
Applicants who do not meet the English or Mathematics requirements will be required to complete diagnostic assessments. Based on the results, additional preparatory coursework may be required prior to full program admission.
At this time, the Polytechnic Institute of Northern Canada accepts applications from domestic students only. International student admissions are not currently available.

Tuition and Fees for the 2025-26 Academic Year

Tuition for the Diploma in Logistics Management at the Polytechnic Institute of Northern Canada is calculated on a per-course basis, with each course priced at $733 CAD. This pricing model offers a transparent and predictable fee structure, making it easier for students to plan their educational investment. Additional fees related to textbooks or student services may apply and will be outlined at the time of registration. Eligable for Student Financial Assistance (SFA).
Type of fees Amount per student per term (Domestic Students) Amount per student per term (International Students)
Registration $100 The Polytechnic Institute of Northern Canada is not accepting applications from international students at this time.
Course $25
Computer lab and technology $100
Field trip $100
Student services $25
Examination $20
Library $50
Sub-total of fees $420
Tuition (for three courses per term – 9 credit hours) $1,780
Total payable per student, per term $2,200

Important Dates

Fall Semester

  • Sept. 1: Labour Day
  • Sept. 2: First Day Of Classes
  • Sept. 30: Truth And Reconciliation                                       Day (Holiday)
  • Oct. 6: Midterms Begin
  • Oct. 13: Thanksgiving Holiday
  • Nov. 11: Remembrance Day Holiday
  • Nov. 25: Reading Week Begins
  • Dec. 1: Final Exams Begin
  • Dec. 12: End Of Classes

Winter Semester

  • Jan. 1: New Year’s Day
  • Jan. 5: First Day Of Classes
  • Feb. 9: Midterm Week Begins
  • March 23: Reading Week Begins
  • March 30: Final Exams Begin
  • April 10: End Of Semester

Summer Semester

  • May 4: Classes Begin
  • May 18: Victoria Day Holiday
  • June 8: Midterms Begin
  • July 1: Canada Day Holiday
  • July 13: Reading Week
  • July 20: Final Exams Begin
  • August 7: End Of Summer Semester

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