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      • Human Resource Management
      • Supply Chain Management
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      • New MIS Program
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    • Marketing (MKT)
  • Graduate Programs
    • MBA Program
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Supply Chain Management

How do people and businesses get the materials and goods to conduct their business?  How do they know how much they need and what resources should they have? What kind of inventory do you need to hold to satisfy customer demand?  A degree in supply chain management will help you answer these questions and many more!
The Management department, within the School of Business, has a faculty dedicated to the success of our students.  With small class sizes, students get the opportunity to interact with faculty, enhancing the learning experience.

A supply chain management degree offers a unique level of flexibility for career options.  For example:
  • Operations Analyst
  • Production Scheduler
  • Product Development Manager
  • Procurements Manger
  • Inventory Manager

Supply Chain Management major should have good analytical problem solving skills, and strong communications skills.  The program will provide extensive training in Excel

Common Upper Division Course Offerings
  • Management Science
  • Process Improvement and Quality
  • Service Operations
  • Supply Chain Management
  • Production Planning and Control

Advisement within the major is available for many career options, including:
  • Graduate School (Master’s, Doctorate)
  • Manufacturing and Construction
  • Retail
  • Government and Military
  • Transportation and Logistic
  • Hospital and Health Care
  • Travel and Tourism

Quick Facts: Logisticians

2015 Median Pay

$74,260 per year 

$35.70 per hour

Typical Entry-Level Education

Bachelor's degree

Work Experience in a Related Occupation

None

On-the-job Training

None

Number of Jobs, 2014

130,400

Job Outlook, 2014-24

2%

Employment Change, 2014-24

2,500

 

Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics (http://www.bls.gov/ooh/business-and-financial/logisticians.htm)
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For more information about Supply Chain Management, contact:

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Rajagopalan, Hari K.

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​Setzler III, Hubert E.

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​Sharer, Elizabeth

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