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
The Bachelor of Science in Supply Chain and Logistics is an interdisciplinary program that incorporates components of accounting, management, management information systems, and marketing in order to prepare students for this rapidly expanding field by training them to understand the system, costs, and tools used to manage domestic and international supply chains. The primary focus of the program is on areas of global supply chain management, transportation, logistics, warehouse operations, demand planning and forecasting, inventory management, and manufacturing and procurement processes.
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.
Click here for a list of degree requirements.
Get Involved
There are many ways to get involved as a Management Information Systems major. Students can explore our diverse and well-rounded organizations that interest them through:
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.
Marketing & Business Information Systems Department
For more information about the Marketing and Business Information Systems Department click here.
