The Operations and Supply Chain Management program prepares students to become logistics technicians. They oversee the movement of goods, people, and information, handling tasks such as scheduling, routing, travel planning, goods traceability, improving work practices, and managing relationships with suppliers and customers.
Additionally, they plan, coordinate, and supervise purchasing, receiving, distribution, national and international transport, customs clearance of goods, inventory management, handling, and personnel management. Their role involves document completion, data recording, and compliance with laws, regulations, and international economic agreements.
Moreover, they must excel in problem-solving, decision-making, adaptability to change, and staying updated on new technologies. They can suggest measures to enhance productivity and profitability in operations and communicate effectively in English, both nationally and internationally.
Possibility of financial support from the Government of Quebec for eligible candidates. Certain conditions apply.
Link to Services Québec:
Services en ligne – Aide à l’emploi | Gouvernement du Québec (quebec.ca)
Holders of a DEC in "Gestion des opérations et de la chaîne logistique" from Collège Universel can work in diverse settings related to operations management and logistics. Here are a few examples:
Transport and logistics companies:
Manufacturing companies:
Distribution and retail companies:
Logistics companies:
Governmental organizations:
Logistics consulting:A DCS in "Gestion des opérations et de la chaîne logistiqu" from Collège Universel offers several advantages:
Specialized training: Professional relevance: Career opportunities: Versatile skills: Work placement:The Operations and Supply Chain Management program prepares students to become logistics technicians. They oversee the movement of goods, people, and information, handling tasks such as scheduling, routing, travel planning, goods traceability, improving work practices, and managing relationships with suppliers and customers.
Additionally, they plan, coordinate, and supervise purchasing, receiving, distribution, national and international transport, customs clearance of goods, inventory management, handling, and personnel management. Their role involves document completion, data recording, and compliance with laws, regulations, and international economic agreements.
Moreover, they must excel in problem-solving, decision-making, adaptability to change, and staying updated on new technologies. They can suggest measures to enhance productivity and profitability in operations and communicate effectively in English, both nationally and internationally.
Possibility of financial support from the Government of Quebec for eligible candidates. Certain conditions apply.
Link to Services Québec:
Services en ligne – Aide à l’emploi | Gouvernement du Québec (quebec.ca)
Holders of a DEC in "Gestion des opérations et de la chaîne logistique" from Collège Universel can work in diverse settings related to operations management and logistics. Here are a few examples:
Transport and logistics companies: Manufacturing companies: Distribution and retail companies: Logistics companies: Governmental organizations: Logistics consulting:A DCS in "Gestion des opérations et de la chaîne logistiqu" from Collège Universel offers several advantages:
Specialized training: Professional relevance: Career opportunities: Versatile skills: Work placement:Supply chain assistantFreight receiving clerkImport Transport ClerkWarehouse shipperMilk and cream receiver - food and beverage processing
| Shipping agent Receiving room clerk | Cargo clerk Fruit and vegetable shipper Freight receiver | Shipping agent Shipping clerk | Delivery Clerk | Freight Forwarder |
| Freight Receiver | Merchandise Controller | Shipping clerk | Import goods clerk | Land Products Shipper |
| Receiving Verifier | Distribution clerk Shipping and receiving clerk Billing clerk Shipper/receiver/shipper/receiver | Merchandise Receiver | Receiving clerk | Export clerk - reservations |
| Shipping clerk | Stock clerk Sub-cargo clerk | Goods receiving clerk | Export clerk - reservations | Delivery clerk |
| Receiving clerk | Warehouse receiving clerk | Returned goods receiving clerk | Import transport clerk | Shipper |
To secure your place in the Operations and Supply Chain Management program, you must meet the general college-level admission requirements outlined in the Regulation respecting the college education system.
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| Technical DCS in Gestion des opérations et de la chaîne logistique - Regular( 6 sessions - 3 years) | ||||
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| Admission fees | Annual registration fees | Tuition fees per session Quebec Students |
Tuition fees per session Canadian students not resident in Quebec |
Tuition fees per session International Students |
| 50 $ | 200 $ | 1 700 $ | 3 480 $ | 6 658 $ |
| Technical DCS in Gestion des opérations et de la chaîne logistique - Intensive ( 6 sessions - 2 years ) | |||||
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| Admission fees | Annual registration fees | Tuition fees per session Quebec Students |
Tuition fees per session Canadian students not resident in Quebec |
Tuition fees per session International Students |
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| Fall session | 50 $ | 200 $ | 1 700 $ | 3 480 $ | 6 658 $ |
| Winter session | 50 $ | 200 $ | 1 700 $ | 3 480 $ | 6 658 $ |
| Summer Session | 50 $ | 200 $ | 1 133 $ | 2 913 $ | 6 015 $ |
*Other fees per session:
Incidental fees: $175 / session
General Student Association: $14 / session
Student collective insurance: $50 / session
