COURSE CURRICULUM

The Logistics and Supply Chain Management program offers a variety of courses that provide students with a deep understanding of the field’s core principles and advanced topics. SCM 2210: Transportation Principles introduces students to the fundamentals of transportation systems, including the movement of goods and the factors affecting transport efficiency. SCM 3230: Global Supply Chains explores the complexities of managing supply chains that span multiple countries, emphasizing globalization’s impact on logistics and procurement. In SCM 4250: Beyond Business: Advanced Issues in Supply Chain Management, students examine emerging challenges and innovations in the field, including sustainability, technology integration, and strategic decision-making. SCM 3360: Supply Chain Logistics focuses on the coordination and optimization of logistics activities, including inventory management, warehousing, and distribution. Lastly, SCM 2220: Selected Topics in Logistics and Transportation offers specialized topics that reflect current trends and issues in logistics and transportation, providing students with up-to-date knowledge and skills. Together, these courses prepare students to handle real-world challenges in supply chain management by combining theory with practical applications. Graduates emerge ready to contribute to various industries by improving operational efficiency, reducing costs, and enhancing customer satisfaction in complex supply networks.