Intermediate Diploma In Supply Chain Management

The Diploma in Supply Chain Management (SCM) is designed to provide a comprehensive and focused understanding of the practical applications in managing the flow of goods and services. The program covers operational skills in key areas such as inventory and warehouse management, purchasing and procurement processes, and basic transportation and logistics aspects. The diploma aims to qualify trainees for roles related to logistical operations, operational planning, and inventory control within industrial and commercial companies, thereby supporting the efficiency of supply chains.

 Program Mission:

To develop skilled professionals with expertise in global supply chains, ethical leadership, and analytical problem-solving. The program integrates sustainability, digital transformation, and innovation through a rigorous curriculum, research, and industry partnerships. Graduates are equipped to tackle complex supply chain challenges, enhance resilience, and contribute to Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 and the global economy.

 Program Goals:

1. To provide a dynamic and research-informed curriculum that integrates theoretical foundations with practical applications, equipping students with a comprehensive understanding of supply chain principles, strategic decision-making, and global industry practices.

2. To develop students' analytical, critical thinking, and leadership capabilities to address complex supply chain challenges, enhance operational resilience, and contribute to sustainable and efficient supply chain management in a rapidly evolving global economy.

3. To advance innovation and research in supply chain management by fostering expertise in sustainability, digital transformation, and emerging technologies, supporting the university's commitment to impactful and industry-relevant research.

4. To strengthen industry collaboration and professional engagement by facilitating internships, research partnerships, and experiential learning opportunities that bridge the gap between academia and real-world supply chain operations.

Program Learning Outcomes

Knowledge and Understanding

• K1: Demonstrate a broad understanding of basic business management theories, principles, and strategic key frameworks

• K2: Explain the key basic business functions of supply chain management, and their fundamental role, drawing on evidence-based research, in supporting organizational performance and competitiveness in regional and global contexts

Skills

• S1: Apply basic business management principles to address logistical and operational challenges in local and regional contexts.

• S2:Apply problem-solving and critical thinking skills to evaluate business scenarios, propose solutions, and implement strategic initiatives effectively, informed by evidence-based research.

• S3:Use basic forecasting techniques, spreadsheets, and digital tools to assist in decision-making for business operations.

• S4:Use appropriate business terminology to present business management concepts and operational insights clearly through written, oral, and visual formats.

 Values, Autonomy, and Responsibility

• V1: Exhibit ethical awareness and professional responsibility aligned with industry standards and regulations.

• V2: Demonstrate leadership, teamwork, and adaptability to achieve organizational goals

Student Admission Requirements

1. The selection among applicants is based on the results of aptitude and achievement tests, or their equivalents, in addition to the high school GPA.

2. The validity period of the aptitude and achievement test scores is determined by the National Center for Assessment under the Ministry of Education.

3. The comparison between male and female students is conducted based on the weighted admission ratio for the program.

The list of candidates selected for admission is announced through the electronic admission portal, based on a competitive process among applicants according to the published admission criteria, their ranked preferences, seat availability, the specific admission requirements of the colleges, and the university's capacity.

Additional files

Field Experience Handbook