Procurement Training and Certifications

How SIG University Builds Value for Sourcing and Procurement Teams

In today’s increasingly competitive business landscape, companies need top talent with the soft skills, analytical skills, financial proficiency, and technical acumen to make strategic decisions. Fortune 500 and Global 1000 organizations recognize a SIG University certification as a key differentiator when hiring top talent or promoting from within.

High-performing procurement and risk management teams look to our practitioner faculty, who are known innovators and senior-level executives, to develop tomorrow’s best practices and methodologies. 

SIG University was created at the request of SIG members who saw an educational training gap for today’s procurement and risk management workforce. It is founded on the ideals of elevating sourcing and risk professionals to deliver strategic value to organizations. SIG University is an inclusive, internationally recognized online university with a mission of advancing the sourcing and risk management industries and transforming careers.

SIG University’s Certification Programs

SIG University’s advanced training programs engage students in a collaborative learning environment that fosters and supports new approaches and solutions to today’s most pressing challenges. SIG University currently offers four online certification programs:

How SIG University Is Different From Other Training Programs

The academic rigor of SIG University builds upon current organizational competencies and helps employees excel in their roles. We have the only industry certifications designed and delivered by actual subject matter experts, industry-leading practitioners, and renowned academics.

While other training options have little to no faculty interaction, are only based in theory, and are geared toward exam prep, SIG University’s training provides MBA-level strategy, theory, actionable tactics to put your new skills to use, and provides a dynamic learning experience that allows for networking and open discussion with peers and faculty.