The Lean Six Sigma Master Black Belt Certification is the highest level of Six Sigma expertise. It’s designed for professionals who lead multiple projects, mentor Black Belts and Green Belts, and guide organizational improvement strategy. Candidates typically include senior quality leaders, project directors, and process improvement consultants.
To qualify, candidates must first complete the Six Sigma Black Belt Certification, pass all exams with a minimum score of 70 percent, and submit two approved DMAIC or DMADV projects. After meeting those requirements, Master Black Belt candidates must complete an additional 50-question exam with a score of 90 percent or higher and submit two more advanced projects for review.
Yes. Students can submit either a live or hypothetical project. Hypothetical projects are graded on process accuracy and methodology rather than real-world data. Each project must follow DMAIC or DMADV and demonstrate proficiency in applying Lean Six Sigma tools to achieve measurable improvement.
The Master Black Belt certification focuses on leadership, coaching, and program deployment across an organization. While a Black Belt leads individual projects, a Master Black Belt oversees multiple initiatives, mentors Six Sigma teams, and aligns process improvements with strategic business goals.
No. Six Sigma certifications issued through the Council for Six Sigma Certification (CSSC) do not expire. CSSC believes renewal fees mainly benefit providers, not professionals. Much like a degree, your certification remains valid for life. If you’d like to refresh your knowledge or update your certification date to highlight recent accomplishments, you can retake the exam anytime for a minimal fee. Each certification includes a verifiable ID number listed in the official CSSC register.
New Horizons
Project Management Academy
Six Sigma Online
TCM Security
TRACOM
Velopi
Watermark Learning
Login
