COURSE CURRICULUM

The Bachelor of Business Administration in Supply Chain Management requires 120 credits (39 courses), including at least 72 senior-level credits. The curriculum is structured into core components: 45 credits in business core courses, 18 in complementary core, 12 in complementary electives, and 45 in major-specific courses. The program begins with a common first semester, after which students select their major through a competitive process. Core courses cover foundational topics such as accounting, business technology, economics, mathematics, marketing, law, and international business. Complementary courses include communication, critical thinking, ethics, and statistical research methodologies. The Supply Chain Management major features specialized courses like logistics, procurement, operations planning, quality, performance analytics, and materials management. Students also explore leadership, project management, conflict resolution, and change management. A six-credit capstone or practicum experience culminates the program. Elective choices span science, humanities, social sciences, and senior electives from various business areas like HR, finance, law, marketing, and data analytics. Senior electives tailored to supply chain interests include business analytics, employment law, entrepreneurship, taxation, and continuous improvement. This comprehensive course structure equips students with both technical and strategic supply chain expertise, preparing them for dynamic roles in logistics, procurement, and operations across corporate, governmental, and non-profit sectors.