Supply Chain Management

Supply Chain Management is also commonly referred to as logistics and covers the production, storage, shipment and delivery of goods for businesses and organizations. Every business that has a product must have top notch supply chain management to efficiently control inventory and assure delivery of the products to customers on time. You will learn the skills to strategically source materials while working within a budget. Indeed, a worldwide employment website for job listings, and Universal Logistics, a full-service provider of customized transportation and logistics solutions, show employees in supply chain management earn an average of $82,000 annually, and that number jumps to $97,000 annually for professionals with 3-5 years of experience. The program is designed to provide students with the skills to secure an entry-level position in SCM while also providing the background necessary to grow in their careers.

Culver-Stockton partners with other colleges to create this unique degree that combines courses here on our campus with online courses brought to you by industry leaders through a partnership that gives you access to experts for no additional cost. Supply chain management will grow your people management skills to assure you can deliver for your future employer.