Logistics and Supply Chain Management Bachelor's Degree, B.S.
In the Bachelor of Science in Logistics and Supply Chain Management degree program at CCU, you will learn how to recognize, describe, evaluate, and implement the basic theories, concepts, principles, and practices in the field. You will also learn the principles in supply-chain design and decision-modeling; contract and pricing negotiations; and international supply chain management. Courses are integrated with a Christ-centered perspective, which will enable you to demonstrate excellence in the workplace and in your life beyond the classroom.
Program Focus
Overview of logistics and supply chain management; transportation management; reverse logistics; and information systems
Logistics and supply chain management represents the backbone of business and industry around the globe. A bachelor's in Supply Chain Management will teach you the processes of physical distribution and supply in domestic and international settings, including purchasing and inbound logistics; warehousing; inventory and financial controls; and negotiations and quality control. An overview of design, decision-modeling, and international supply chain management is included in this degree program.
- 120 credit hours (30 in major core)
- CCU's generous transfer credit policies help you accelerate your degree
- Classes are typically completed in 5-week blocks
- Accredited by the Higher Learning Commission
- Associate Degrees: Logistics and Supply Chain Management, A.S.
- Master’s Degrees: MBA; Organizational Leadership, MOL
- Certificates: Logistics and Supply Chain Management Certificate
- Minors: Logistics and Supply Chain Management Minor
Logistics and Supply Chain Management degree program benefits
- The program is specially designed for adult students who are busy with work and family commitments.
- Students take one course at a time with classroom-based blended courses meeting one night a week for five weeks.
- Students have the option to complete the coursework online. Internet-based courses run for five weeks and weekly assignments may be completed around your schedule.
- Students have direct access to professors who are also professionals in the field.
What can you do with a bachelor's degree in Logistics and Supply Chain Management?
The B.S. in Logistics and Supply Chain Management is designed for students who are interested in a career in manufacturing, retailing, carrier/transportation services in a variety of roles, including positions such as logistician, supply chain analyst, warehouse operations, and purchasing or transportation manager.