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SCM 311: Global Supply Chain Practicum - Brazil

The Global Supply Chain Practicum is an international travel course required for students pursuing the Operations and Supply Chain Management major.

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This two-part course is offered on campus during the spring semester and off campus during the May intensive (post-second semester from May 12 to May 24, 2025 and will focus on the impact of engineering, operations and global supply chain decisions in the context of local flourishing and economic impact. This course involves engagement with key technical
aspects of manufacturing and operations management but also allows students to engage with reflective readings and writing considering the impact of economic opportunity, development, and ethical leadership primarily focused on economic deserts. Note: students must take both SCM 310 and SCM 311 during the same academic year. For the 2024-2025 academic year this course will focus on business and engineering activities within Western Europe (Germany, Belgium, Netherlands) and includes a two-week intensive travel experience. This course will also fulfill the Business for Engineers requirement for students in the engineering program and counts toward the requirements for the Global Business Certificate and the Operations and Supply Chain Management minor.
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Credits: 2

Core: Global Regions & Culture

Basic Information

Location

Brazil

Program Type

Summer

Cost

$5500-$6500 (Estimate)

Program Directors

Philip Johnson
Assistant Professor
616-526-7198

Dr. Fred Haan
Professor
616-526-6545

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