Jun 26, 2025  
2025-2026 Undergraduate and Graduate Catalog 
    
2025-2026 Undergraduate and Graduate Catalog

Supply Chain Management, B.B.A.


About the Supply Chain Management Bachelor’s Program


The degree in supply chain management focuses on managing the flow of goods, services, finances, and information from point of origin to point of consumption in global supply chains. Supply chain management requires the analytical ability to make data-driven decisions and the interpersonal skills to manage essential business relationships. Supply chain managers must be able to communicate, collaborate, and coordinate with customers and suppliers. The degree prepares students for challenging careers in supply chain management in areas such as transportation, inventory management, strategic sourcing, distribution, customer service, and demand management. Admission into the supply chain management program is competitive and based on a comprehensive review of a student’s application materials.

Communication Literacy Requirement. Communication Literacy courses for the Supply Chain Management major include: MCOM 2310 ; PCOM 3373 ; ISQS 3344 ; MKT 3356 , and MKT 4385 .

Recommended Lower-Division Curriculum for B.B.A. All Majors


First Year


Fall


Total: 16

Spring


Total: 16

Second Year


Fall


Total: 16

Spring


Total: 15

Notes:


* Choose from core curriculum  requirements. Life and Physical Sciences must include both a lecture and a lab.

  • Students wanting to pursue the Accelerated Bachelor’s-to-Masters 150-hour program should take ACCT 3101  and ACCT 3304  spring of second year.
  • Students wanting to major in Finance should take FIN 3320  spring of second year.
  • Students wanting to major in Information Technology should take ISQS 3345  and ISQS 3348  in the spring of second year.

Recommended Upper-Division Curriculum


Third Year


Total: 15

Spring


Total: 15

Fourth Year


Fall


Total: 15

Spring


Total: 12

Total Hours: 120


Group A


Choose three additional junior- or senior-level business courses provided they are not used to fulfill another requirement.