Your Gateway to Global Logistics: Certificate Program Overview | CSUDH Continuing Ed

The Global Logistics Certificate Program at CSU Dominguez Hills (CSUDH) is built to prepare you for the realities of today’s fast-moving supply chain industry. From ports to warehouses to international trade lanes, logistics is what keeps the world connected — and skilled professionals are in demand more than ever.

In this program, you’ll dive into the strategies and systems that drive global commerce: transportation management, supply chain coordination, trade compliance, and the technologies reshaping the industry. Courses are taught by professionals who actually work in the field, so you’ll learn practical skills you can put to work right away.

Who’s it for?

Professionals in logistics, transportation, or operations who want to level up their careers

Career changers ready to break into a stable, growing industry

Recent grads looking to stand out with a specialized certificate

Why choose CSUDH?
✅ A respected, accredited university with a strong reputation in business and logistics
✅ Flexible program designed for working adults
✅ A professional certificate that signals credibility to employers worldwide
✅ Networking opportunities with peers and industry leaders

Logistics is the backbone of global business. If you’re ready to build skills that will open doors in almost every sector — from retail and e-commerce to manufacturing and international trade — this program is for you.

Program Information & Registration:
https://www.csudh.edu/ccpe/global-log...

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