Graduate Diploma Programme
Supply Chain Management – Logistics
A two-semester graduate certificate at Progress Campus giving an interdisciplinary view of supply chain and logistics roles. Students learn SAP enterprise software and Descartes customs and trade-compliance software, take field trips and complete a capstone, and the program covers all courses toward the CITT Certified Logistics Professional (CCLP) designation; Centennial is a CITT-recognized Centre of Excellence in Logistics learning.
University
Centennial College
Country
Canada
Level
Graduate Diploma
Field
Supply Chain Management
Duration
1 year (2 semesters, plus an optional co-op term)
Language
English
Campus
Progress Campus (Toronto)
Degree
Ontario College Graduate Certificate
Intake
September, January, May
Application Deadline
International applicants: Centennial doesn't publish a fixed international deadline; its international application page currently invites applications for Winter 2027 and Summer 2027 through ApplyCentennial, and each program page shows which intakes are available to international students, so apply early. Canadian applicants: for fall programs, apply through ontariocolleges.ca before February 1; later applications are still considered, on a first-come, first-served basis
Tuition Information
Centennial's estimated fees for two semesters starting Fall 2026: Canadian students CAD 4,214.50 tuition plus CAD 2,771.11 ancillary fees (CAD 6,985.61 total); international students CAD 18,005.00 tuition plus CAD 3,282.76 ancillary fees (CAD 21,287.76 total). Centennial says mandatory guard.me health insurance for international students is included in their fees. Fees are estimates; 2027-28 fees are not yet published.
Admission Requirements
- Apply: international applicants apply through ApplyCentennial (up to two programs) and pay a non-refundable CAD 125 application fee. Qualified applicants complete a short BorderPass assessment before receiving a Letter of Acceptance, then confirm by paying a CAD 2,000 registration deposit (credited to tuition) by the deadline in the letter; Centennial requests the Provincial Attestation Letter (PAL) once the deposit is received. The deposit is non-refundable except if the study permit is refused (refund minus CAD 250 for 2025 and later starts). Canadian applicants apply through ontariocolleges.ca
- Academic: a degree or diploma in any discipline. Applicants with a partial university degree (at least 50% complete) and two or more years of relevant work experience may be considered after a transcript and resume review
- International applicants upload college or university transcripts and the diploma or degree certificate, a passport copy and proof of English proficiency to ApplyCentennial; documents not in English need the original plus a certified English translation
- English proficiency (graduate certificates and degrees): CAEL 70 with writing 60, TOEFL iBT 81 (reading 19, writing 23), MET 61, IELTS Academic 6.5 with no band below 6.0, PTE Academic 60, iTEP 4.1, Cambridge 180, LanguageCert Academic 70-74 with no skill below 65, or Duolingo 125; or show English proficiency through previous education (two or more consecutive full years at a recognized school or postsecondary institution where English is the main language of instruction, or a Grade 12 college- or university-stream English course from an OSSD-granting school) or through Centennial's English upgrading routes
- International availability on the program page as of October 5, 2026 (Progress Campus): January 2027: available; May 2027: available; September 2027: available; January 2028: available; May 2028: available.
- PGWP: the program page lists this program as PGWP-aligned (CIP code 52.0203)
- Optional co-op: students apply in semester 1; admission to the co-op stream needs a cumulative GPA of 3.0 after semester 1, all semester 1 courses passed and a B (3.0) or higher in BUSN-702, and students must be legally eligible to work in Canada. Meeting the minimums doesn't guarantee a co-op place; the co-op is one work term