Bow Valley College Supply Chain Management international tuition

CALGARY · DIPLOMA

Business Administration - Supply Chain Management Major
Bow Valley College

Supply Chain Management is a four-term Business Administration diploma covering procurement, logistics, transportation and inventory. Its displayed international term estimates add to $34,751; professional-designation education is a further decision beyond that tuition plan.

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CredentialDiploma
Published duration4 Terms
Program credits60
International tuition estimate$34,7512026-27 rates · Additional fees apply
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Course exemptions have their own grade conditions

The college says graduates with a grade of B or higher in the applicable courses may be eligible for SCMP module and workshop exemptions. Remaining modules and workshops, an In-Residence Week and the final examination still apply. That pathway does not automatically confer the designation or price its remaining requirements within the diploma tuition.

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Study period Estimated tuition
Term 1 $8,453
Term 2 $8,470
Term 3 $9,011
Term 4 $8,817
Total of displayed terms $34,751

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$8,453
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Winter 2027 Closed
Spring 2027 Open
Fall 2027 Open
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ACADEMIC REQUIREMENTS

Academic entry through subjects or an alternative route

Choose the applicable route below, then check English proficiency and the assessment of education completed outside Canada. The professional-exemption grade is not the same as the academic entry requirement.

  1. School English and math

    Credit in English Language Arts 30-1 or at least 65% in 30-2, or equivalent, and credit in Math 30-1 or Math 30-2, or equivalent.

  2. Five-test GED

    Successful completion of the GED with at least 520 in Language Arts Reading, Language Arts Writing and Mathematics.

  3. College test

    Satisfactory results on the Admission and Placement Test.

  4. Recognized business credits

    Completion of 30 credits from a recognized business program requires departmental approval for this admission route.

Check English proficiency separately

This major uses the general English table. Its test routes include IELTS Academic at 6.0 in each band, TOEFL 83, Duolingo 110, PTE Academic 59–64 as displayed and CLB 8 per strand. BVC Academic English 2 requires B−, while Academic English 1 is not accepted. Check the distinct education alternatives alongside those tests.

Education alternatives

  • Eligible Canadian English courseA completed Alberta English Language Arts course, or equivalent education in Canada, satisfying the academic English condition for the career program.
  • Secondary study in EnglishTranscripts establishing three full-time high-school years taught in English.
  • Post-secondary study in EnglishTranscripts establishing successful completion of one full-time year of post-secondary education taught in English.
Test validity
Two years from testing
At program start
Results must still be valid
Evidence
Official results required
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THE COURSE SEQUENCE

Required business study with selected supply-chain options

The 60-credit framework has five required courses in each of the first two terms. Term three has four required courses and at least one choice from seven listed three-credit options. Term four has four required courses plus at least three credits from Service Learning, Capstone or Field Placement. The option lists should not be read as additional courses everyone must take.

Term 115 credits

Complete the following courses:

Code Course Credits
ACCT1103 Introduction to Financial Accounting 3
MGMT1101 Introduction to Management 3
MGMT1201 Business Communication 3
MKTG1101 Introduction to Marketing 3
MGMT1402 Principles of Economics 3
Term 215 credits

Complete the following courses:

Code Course Credits
HRES1101 Organizational Behaviour 3
MGMT1102 Introduction to Organizations and Sustainability 3
SCMT2201 Operations Management I 3
SCMT2101 Introduction to Supply Chain Management 3
ACCT2201 Management Accounting I 3
Term 315 credits

Complete the following courses:

Code Course Credits
MGMT2102 Project Management 3
MGMT2304 Introduction to Business Analytics 3
HRES2201 Introduction to Human Resources 3
SCMT2302 Negotiation Skills 3

Complete at least 1 of the following courses:

Code Course Credits
SCMT2303 Global Logistics and International Trade 3
SCMT2401 Logistics & Transportation 3
SCMT2501 Inventory and Materials Management 3
SCMT2301 Procurement 3
FNSR2201 Business Finance 3
MGMT2503 Introductory Statistics for Business Disciplines 3
MGMT2801 International Business 3
Term 415 credits

Complete the following courses:

Code Course Credits
MGMT2998 Business Strategy 3
MGMT1601 Business Law 3
FNSR2101 Introduction to Insurance and Risk Management 3
SCMT2601 Quality Management 3

Earn at least 3 credits from the following courses:

Code Course Credits
SCMT2997 Supply Chain Specialization: Service Learning 3
SCMT2998 Supply Chain Specialization: Capstone Project 3
SCMT2999 Supply Chain Specialization: Field Placement 3
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