Supply Chain and Logistics
Supply Chain and Logistics
Bachelor of Science in Supply Chain and Logistics
Annual Student Data
Fall 2019 Majors: 93
2018-2019 Graduates: 22
Supply Chain and Logistics are vital for value creation as they ensure the delivery of products and services in the best way possible. Supply Chain and Logistics have become so critical that most businesses cannot compete without them. Supply Chain and Logistics Professionals strive to reduce costs, boost customer service, ensure quality, and improve companies' profit leverage.
As a supply chain and logistics major, you will learn about logistical functions, understand the intricacies of supply chain operations, and identify and analyze supply chain strategies for realistic situations. Besides, you will learn to use quantitative techniques to analyze, structure, and solve complex real-world supply chain problems. Through applied coursework, team-based projects, case studies, and real-world experience, you will gain the skills to make smart decisions critical to supply chain value creation.
Our Supply Chain and Logistics program will provide students with a growth mindset as well as the foundations, tools, and experience necessary to pursue a career in logistics, inventory management, purchasing, warehousing, transportation, and general supply chain management.
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Why Supply Chain and Logistics?
"I switched to this major because I love working with cross functional groups in a corporate environment, as well as the numerous organizational and problem solving opportunities it allows you."
-Rachel B. Sussex County, NJ
Career Opportunities
Students interested in the following careers are a good fit for the supply chain and logistics program.
- Purchasing
- Warehousing
- Operations
- Inventory Management
- Logistics Management
Degree Requirements
The Bachelor of Science in Supply Chain and Logistics requires the common core of the College of Business courses. Courses within the Supply Chain and Logistics major focus on areas of global supply chain management, transportation, logistics, warehouse operations, demand planning and forecasting, inventory management, and manufacturing and procurement processes.
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Internships and Careers
There are many companies that recruit regularly on the Rowan University campus for both Internships and Careers including:
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For more information see the Rohrer Center for Professional Development.
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