Partnerships & Alliances - Accredited Academic Partners

Fully Accredited Academic Partners

Fully accredited partners offer their students all the required courses to become a CITT-Certified Logistics Professional. Students who succesfully complete the accredited program or full set of accredited courses meet all the academic requirements of the CCLP designation.

Acsenda School of Management

Vancouver, British Columbia

Accredited Program: Bachelor of Business Administration

To learn more about the partnershipship between CITT and Acsenda, read our partnership announcement here.

Students who successfully complete the following electives in the course of earning their BBA from Acsenda will earn all of the academic credits required to earn the CCLP designation:

Managing Transportation Systems
Logistics Management
Integrated Logistics & Supply Chain Management
Transportation Economics
Transportation Law

For more information, contact:

Mr. Fuat Ramazanov, CCLP
Head, ASM International Business Program
fuat.ramazanov@acsenda.com

Dr. Chehra Aboukinane
VP - Compliance, Program Development & Partnerships Acsenda School of Management
chehra.aboukinane@acsenda.com

Partially Accredited Academic Partners

Partially accredited partners have programs containing several of the courses required to become a CITT-Certified Logistics Professional. Students who successfully complete the accredited courses qualify for a fast track with advanced standing towards the CCLP designation, and only need to take the remaining courses to meet the academic requirement for certification.

BCIT

Burnaby, British Columbia

Accredited Programs:

To meet the academic requirements to earn the CCLP designation, BCIT students completing the above programs also need to take the CITT course Transportation Law.

CCNB-Dieppe

Dieppe, New Brunswick

Accredited Program: Business Administration - Logistics & Transport

During this program, students can take 9 of the required 10 credits to be eligible for the CCLP designation.

Champlain College Saint-Lambert

Saint-Lambert, Quebec

Accredited Program: Specialist in Transportation and Logistics

Students in / graduates of this program who pass all of the following competencies with a minimum grade of 70% or higher in their associated courses can apply to receive equivalency for Transportation Systems:

Introduction to Transportation and Logistics
North American Transportation
Managing Road Transportation
International Transportation
Transportation of Dangerous Goods
Cost Analysis in Transportation and Logistics
Supply Chain Management - Innovation and Ecology

Students in / graduates of this program who achieve a minimum grade of 70% or higher in all three of the below accredited courses can apply to receive equivalency for Logistics Processes:

Introduction to Transportation and Logistics
North American Transportation
Managing Road Transportation
Excel for Transportation and Logistics
International Transportation
Warehouse Management
Procurement & Inventory Control
Import and Export Processes
Customer Service and Sales in Logistics
Cost Analysis in Transportation and Logistics
Supply Chain Management - Innovation and Ecology

Students in / graduates of this program who successfully complete Cost Analysis for Transportation & Logistics and Business Communications for Transportation & Logistics with a minimum grade of 50% can also apply for credit equivalency for two of the five general business management courses required for the CCLP designation (Accounting: The Fundamentals and Business Writing). Students who have a business-focused undergraduate degree or individual business course credits can apply for credit equivalency for all five of the general business management courses required for the CCLP designation.

Contact info@citt.ca for more information or to begin the process to apply for credit equivalency.

Humber College

Toronto, Ontario

Accredited Program: Supply Chain Management Post Graduate Certificate

Students in / graduates of this program who achieve a minimum grade of 60% or higher in all three of the below accredited courses will be granted equivalency for Transportation Systems:

Distribution 1
Distribution 2
International Logistics

Students in / graduates of this program who achieve a minimum grade of 60% or higher in all three of the below accredited courses will be granted equivalency for Logistics Processes:

Distribution 2
International Logistics
Purchasing & Supplier Management

Students in / graduates of this program who successfully complete Business Communications, Supply and Demand 1, Supply and Demand 2 with a minimum grade of 50% can also apply for credit equivalency for three of the five general business management courses required for the CCLP designation. Students who have a business-focused undergraduate degree can apply for credit equivalency for all five of the general business management courses required for the CCLP designation.

Contact Maria Murjani at mmurjani@citt.ca for more information or to begin the process to apply for credit equivalency.

Red River College

Winnipeg, Manitoba

Accredited Program: Transportation, Logistics and Supply Chain Management

To be eligible for the CCLP designation, Red River College students completing the Transportation and Logistics Management program also need to take three additional general business management courses, plus Integrated Logistics, and any two of the following: Transportation Law, Economic Influences on Logistics, and Logistics Decision Modelling

Accrediting Your Program

An accredited CITT program adds significant value for your students and can be a major differentiator for your program. Your students will get a fast-track to the industry's most valued logistics certification - as well as access to the CITT network of professionals. To discuss accrediting your program, or working with CITT to fill in gaps in your existing logistics and transportation offerings, reach out to Maria at MMurjani@citt.ca.