The Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Roorkee, in partnership with Emeritus Learning, a professional educational institution, will launch the second batch of Supply Chain Management course from April 23. This is a six-month online certification course for professionals. The institute said it had successfully completed the first batch of courses aimed at “upgrading professionals interested in advancing their careers“.
“Imarticus Learning’s SCM program was created in collaboration with IIT Roorkie to ensure that professionals and candidates are ready for the future. As the supply chain management industry grows rapidly, job opportunities abound and qualified professionals are needed to cope with the ever-evolving environment,” the institute said.
The program provides students with hands-on experience with real-world initiatives inspired by industry-leading organizations. It added that the 6-month online program allows students to participate in a three-day campus immersion module on their way to the IIT Roorkee campus.
Speaking of which, the founder and CEO, Emeritus Learning, n. “The Professional Certificate course provides a world-class learning experience that will add value to their ecosystem as well as help them achieve the position of their choice,” said Barshikar.
R Agarwal, Professor, Department of Management Studies, IIT Roorkee, said, “We are thrilled to be partnering with India’s leading ad-tech platform to provide students with the skills they need to succeed in their careers. Supply Chain Management and The Analytics curriculum is a holistic program that provides a new age curriculum with an industry-first approach to Emeritus education.
The students enrolled in the first batch come from various industries including engineering, chemistry, commerce, arts and business administration and have brought experience level from different cities like Bangalore, Hyderabad, Gurgaon, Pune, Mumbai, Delhi etc. Thirty.
The majority (32 per cent) of enrolled students come from the SCM / logistics sector, whereas 14 per cent come from the manufacturing industry.
