Located in the eastern part of Canada, Halifax – also called the Halifax Regional Municipality (HRM) is the capital of the Nova Scotia province. The regional municipality comprises 4 former municipalities that were amalgamated in 1996 – Halifax, Dartmouth, Bedford and Halifax County. This city has a humid continental climate which is characterized by warm summers and relatively mild winters. Some of the major attractions in this city are The Grande Parade (a central military parade square), The Halifax Public Gardens, Halifax Common (Canada’s oldest public park), Sir Sandford Fleming Park, Clayton Park and Long Lake Provincial Park.

A public research university in the Nova Scotia province, the Dalhousie University was established in 1818 as a nonsectarian college by the Lieutenant Governor of Nova Scotia, George Ramsay, 9th Earl of Dalhousie. The name was formally brought to the current one by the provincial legislation of 1997 which merged the institution with the Technical University of Nova Scotia. It has three campuses in Halifax, one in Bible and medical teaching facilities in New Brunswick. It is a member of the group of research-intensive universities in Canada named U15. A few notable alumni from this institute include Kathryn D Sullivan, the first American woman to walk in space, Joe Clark and Brian Mulroney, 16th and 18th Prime Ministers of Canada and Frank Bainimarama, the 8th Prime Minister of Fiji.

The Bachelor of Commerce course with Major in Supply Chain and Logistics Management offered by the Rowe School of Business of this university prepares students to work as a professional in the global marketplace. With a gamut of faculty who are vastly experienced in this field, the students are bound to learn the concepts in a simple and easy-to-understand manner. Emphasis is given to theory as well as practical learning so that the students can put their learnings into practice. Some of the subjects taught as a part of this course include

Personal & Professional Development, Principles of Microeconomics, Business Communication, Business Ethics & Corporate Social Responsibility, Strategic Management, Logistics & Supply Chain Management, Business Process Integration using ERP systems, Services Marketing and Global Marketing to name a few.

Students successfully completing this major will be able to independently framing supply chain and logistics solutions and use analytics to derive effective and efficient managerial decisions.

The classes for this course will be conducted at

Rowe School of Business – Dalhousie University

Kenneth C. Rowe Management Building

6100 University Ave, PO BOX 15000,

Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada, B3H 4R2

For more details on the course like admission process, full list of subjects that will be taught, course fee etc., please visit the website https://www.dal.ca/faculty/management/rsb/current-students/bachelor-of-commerce/majors/supply-chain-and-logistics-mgmt.html

Supply Chain and Logistics Management involves a coordinated operation of business functions which range from procurement of materials by the buyer to delivering the final product to the end consumer. Students successfully completing this course have bright careers as

analyst, consultant, graduate researcher, supply chain manager, customer service manager, international logistics manager, inventory control manager, logistics manager, logistics services salesperson, production manager, purchasing manager and transportation manager

in various multinational companies in this sector across the country.