Bachelor of Science in Logistics and Supply Chain Management

The focus of this program is to equip students with the necessary skills to be successful in supply chain management and the interconnectedness of businesses including sourcing, manufacturing, and distribution through an interdisciplinary collection of courses from across the College.

Strategies, theory, and logistics reinforce the student's understanding of the fast-paced and rigorous nature of supply chain management, as well as its incredible value to the operation. Supply chain managers may not create A, B, or C, but they will get them where they need to be.

Earning a bachelor's degree is literally worth it when you have your eye on a career in logistics. The median salary for Logisticians is around $72,780. Depending on the company you work for, the experience you have, and the duties you are responsible for, you could earn more and might get into the top ten percent, grossing more than $112,100 annually.