Programs
Business Administration, B.A. (Operations and Supply Chain Management Concentration)
The undergraduate major in Business Administration with an operations management concentration prepares students for positions of leadership in business, government, and industry. Students are prepared for the challenges of professional life by studying the functional area of production management.
Concentration Courses (15 Hours)
Required (9):
Select two courses from the following (6):
Electives (15-17 Hours)
Master of Business Administration M.B.A(Specialization in Supply Chain Management Delivered 100% Online)
The Supply Chain Management Specialization assists you in the identification, acquisition, access, positioning, and management of resources an organization requires to meet its strategic goals. Select three from the courses below:
- MKTG 8400 - Global Supply Chain Management (3)
- MKTG 8401 - Lean Six Sigma for Supply Chain (3)
- MKTG 8410 - Logistics, Transportation and Warehouse Management (3)
- MKTG 8430 - Strategic Procurement and Materials Management (3)
- MKTG 8440 - Project Management (3)
- MKTG 8460 - Operations Planning and Inventory Management (3)
Hours: (9)
What Can I Do With an Operations and Supply Chain Management Major?
An Operations and Supply Chain Management major offers diverse career paths across various industries. Graduates can pursue roles such as:
- Supply Chain Analyst: Evaluate and optimize supply chain processes to enhance efficiency. Salary Range: $89K - $135K/yr (ZipRecruiter.com)
- Logistics Manager: Oversee product transportation and distribution, ensuring timely and cost-effective delivery. Salary Range: $91,864 - $135,943/yr (Salary.com)
- Procurement Specialist: Manage sourcing and purchasing of materials or services, negotiating with suppliers for quality goods at reasonable prices. Salary Range: $83,597 - $104,170/yr (Salary.com)
- Operations Manager: Supervise daily operations within manufacturing or service environments to improve productivity and streamline processes. Salary Range: $94,575 - $144,962/yr (Salary.com)
- Inventory Control Manager: Maintain optimal inventory levels to meet customer demand while minimizing holding costs. Salary Range: $80,233 - $136,283/yr (Salary.com)
These roles leverage skills in process analysis, logistics, procurement, and strategic planning, enabling graduates to effectively manage and improve supply chains.