Supply Chain Management
The Associate in Applied Science major in Supply Chain Management (AAS.SCM) program provides students with best practices in the flow of goods and services. The process includes planning, forklift, freight, trucking, and supply chain. The supply chain includes raw products, the creation of the product and final delivery.
Supply chains are made up of all the companies that participate in the design, assembly, and delivery of a particular product. Supply chain management goes well beyond what is generally considered “logistics” and is the reason that a producer can provide customers with what they want, when and where they want it, at the price they need.
Students in this progam can expect to learn production planning processes, purchasing logistics, transportation logistics, warehouse and distribution center operations, marketing, and more. Whether you're looking to join a company or start your own, supply chain management skills will ensure you achieve success.
Career Path
The Associate in Applied Science major in Supply Chain Management opens the door for students to explore careers in material management, purchasing, warehousing, and as a supply chain manager. The associate degree serves as an excellent way to get your food in the door and hit the ground running with a rewarding career in a field that maintains high relevance in nearly every industry.