Overview
 The course content of this program reflects the most up-to-date information available in the procurement and contracting fields—whether commercial, governmental or international. You’ll develop a solid understanding of the business contracting process and its key elements of procurement and acquisition, including: contract formation, negotiation, financial analysis and risk management. In addition, you’ll explore new business areas such as outsourcing, international contracting, and developing strategic alliances.
Who Should Attend
Procurement and contract professionals belong to a growing profession and work in a wide range of job functions. If you work as a contracting officer, administrator or manager; procurement specialist; project or program manager; general counsel; entrepreneur or wish to enter this challenging field, this program will help you navigate the complex business of sales and acquisition.
Academic Award for Excellence
NCMA
Beach Cities Chapter
The National Contract Management Association
(NCMA) has honored UC Irvine Extension by giving graduates
of this certificate program financial awards for academic
excellence.
English Proficiency Requirement
All certificate programs at UC Irvine Extension (classroom and online formats) require professional-level English language proficiency in listening and note-taking, reading comprehension and vocabulary, written expression, and oral presentation. If you would like to refine your English language proficiency prior to beginning one of our programs, please see our English Language Programs.
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Management of Business Contracts
Program Benefits
- Gain an understanding of subcontracting, outsourcing, developing strategic alliances, negotiation, financial analysis, and implementation.
- Explore the components of commercial, government, and international contracts.
- Expand your awareness of the legal issues related to procurement and acquisition.
- MCLE and CPE credit available on select courses.
- Paid internship opportunities.
- This program aligns with NCMA core knowledge competencies.
Certificate Requirements
A certificate is awarded upon completion of
five required courses and one elective course each with
a grade of "C" or better. This program entails
a minimum of 170 hours of instruction. Please see certificate
candidacy application and fee.
After you have completed all requirements, you may request
to receive your official certificate by completing the Request
for Certificate and returning it to our offices
as noted on the form. All requirements must be completed within five (5) years after the student enrolls in his/her first course.
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