Lean Six Sigma Green Belt Certificate (Non-Credit)
Stop Settling for the Business Status Quo
Stop Settling for the Business Status Quo
Earn a Lean Six Sigma Green Belt Certificate that empowers you with the tools you need to identify systemic issues, implement better processes and make lasting change in an organization.
This non-credit certificate from the University of California, Davis Graduate School of Management provides a grounding in LSS principles that you can use to achieve sustained, continuous improvement at your organization.
Next start date: October 9, 2023
Upcoming starts: January 2024, April 2024, August 2024, October 2024
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It is impossible to solve big problems without knowing the big picture. That’s why the UC Davis LSS Green Belt course emphasizes end-to-end thinking. By understanding how your decisions affect customers and coworkers, you can implement processes that are good for the organization and for the people who support it.
Lean Six Sigma is a set of proven, time-tested tools that have helped companies navigate, survive and succeed, even through periods of market uncertainty.
Very generally, Lean focuses on ways to reduce waste in workflows, while Six Sigma refines processes to be more efficient. Together, Lean Six Sigma is used to solve complicated organizational problems as well as guide continuous improvement.
This means a business can reduce waste and in turn reduce their product’s cost to consumers. It means that a healthcare organization can spot dangerous time delays and improve care for their patients. It means a nonprofit can better direct their resources to help more of their communities.
Top companies like Amazon, Boeing, Nike, Oracle and Starbucks; organizations such as Kitchens for Good and the San Diego Humane Society; and agencies such as NASA and the EPA, use LSS processes because they work — and they are adaptable to nearly every industry.
$16K+
The average salary for professionals with Six Sigma training is $111,412, more than $16,000 than those without any Six Sigma training, according to ASQ’s 2020 Salary Survey.
170K
An estimated 170,000 jobs postings in the past year asked for Lean Six Sigma training, according to the job database Lightcast. That’s a 40% increase from the previous year and a 57% increase over the past five years.
8.6%
Professionals who completed an upskilling program saw an average 8.6% increase in salary, earning $8,000 more on average, according to Gallup.
3M estimates it has blocked more than 2.6 billion pounds of pollutants by applying Lean Six Sigma strategies, while Boeing has decreased the amount of chemicals used by their planes by 12%.
Cyrus Aram
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Julie Petersen
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Carrie Rasmussen
Lecturer
Huy Tran
Lecturer
“While everyone is chasing the latest fad, we focus on what works. Lean Six Sigma is the physics of business, it’s the atoms and molecules of how business works. It has been used to solve business problems for decades.”