Learn to meet the evolving needs of the nation’s manufacturing, transportation, distribution and retailing industries.
For the past several decades, the procurement of raw materials, components, and finished goods has become increasingly more global in scope. Likewise, the demand for college graduates educated in supply chain processes - such as sourcing, supplier relationships, and demand/supply forecasting - has also grown. With central proximity to major manufacturing and distribution facilities, ȺpÎÞÂë is the ideal institution for earning a bachelor’s degree in Supply Chain Management. Upon graduation, students will have the skills and knowledge necessary to work in the transportation, logistics, warehousing and distribution, and manufacturing industries.
Home to Globally Renowned Organizations
The Chicago area is home to three globally renowned logistics and supply chain organizations. The proximity of these organizations provides unsurpassed opportunities for students to develop their professional networks and enhance their careers:- Association for Supply Chain Management (ASCM, formerly APICS)
- Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals
- Warehousing Education and Research Council
Sample Courses:
- Advanced Supply Chain Management Concepts
- Demand Planning and Forecasting
- Labor Relations in Transportation
- Supply Chain Information Systems
- Motor Freight Administration
- Airline Management and Economics
- Government and Business
- Operations Management
Career Options:
- Materials Requirements Planner
- Distribution Center Supervisor
- Sales and Operations Planner
- Production Operations Supervisor
- Customer Relations Manager
- Manager of Sourcing
- Director of Strategic Supply
- Manager of Inventory Control
- Logistics Network Designer
- Director of Manufacturing
Admission Requirements
Please refer to the Office of Admission for application requirements and specific next steps.
For more information contact the Office of Admission at admission@lewisu.edu or call (815)836-5250.
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