Bachelor of Science in Logistics and Supply Chain Management

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Build Valuable Skills that Drive Business Growth

Logistics and supply chain management are two crucial elements that work together to keep businesses performing at optimal levels. From aircraft and cars to computers and furniture, manufacturers rely on a steady supply of parts and raw materials to produce and distribute goods.

Embry-Riddle's Bachelor of Science in Logistics and Supply Chain Management (LSCM) will equip you with the necessary skills to tackle the challenges and complexities found within distribution management.

Program Details

Offered at the Worldwide & Online Campus

Embry-Riddle's B.S. in Logistics and Supply Chain Management prepares you to fill a wide variety of essential roles across industries and economies. In this program, you will cover a range of topics including technology, processes and people solutions for warehousing, distribution and transportation operations.

This degree also explores inventory management methods, purchasing procedures and metrics for tracking supply chain performance. Your studies will include inventory management methods, metrics for tracking and analyzing supply chain performance, technology for warehousing, distribution and transportation operations and more.

If you take the three-course sequence of SAP courses (LGMT 236, LGMT 400 and LGMT 430) you will be eligible for a SAP Student Recognition Award — a certificate that will help you stand out to potential employers. These classes ensure you're well-versed in how processes work within business and how logistics impact systems and operations.

Credits

120
Methods of Study
- In-Person
- Online
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Career Opportunities

The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics estimates an 18% growth rate in logistics and supply chain job openings between 2022 to 2032.

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What You'll Learn

Through rigorous coursework and hands-on experience, you will develop the knowledge and skills necessary to manage the procurement, maintenance, globalization and transportation of material, personnel, equipment and facilities.

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Example Careers and Employers

Example roles in this field include:

Air Cargo Manager
Logistician
Procurement Specialist
Supply Chain Manager
Supply Transportation Logistician

Example employers in this field include:

Aerospace Product and Parts Manufacturers
Transportation Equipment Manufacturers
General Manufacturers

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Salary Information

The average salary is $77,071 for B.S. in Logistics and Supply Chain Management students employed within one year of graduation.

Source: Institutional Research, 2023-2024 Cohort

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