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Careers in Logistics and Supply Chain Management

Become an Industry Leader with a Supply Chain Management Degree

Advance in one of several positions

Gain real world experience

Pursue a graduate program, if desired

The objective of Spring Hill College’s Bachelor of Science in Supply Chain Management is to equip you with the management skills you need to be able to manage the flow of goods and services within many industries.

  • Take advantage of growing opportunities. Employment in management occupations is projected to grow 5% through 2029, which is faster than the average for all occupations.1
  • Boost your salary potential. The median annual salary for management occupations was the highest of all major occupation groups at $109,760 in 2020.1
  • Gain a necessary credential. A bachelor’s degree is required for nearly every management occupation.1

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Begin a Sustainable Supply Chain Management Career

Logistician $76,270 per year2

Industrial Production Manager $108,790 per year3

Purchasing Manager $72,270 per year4

Operations Research Analyst $86,200 per year5

Stand Out in an Expanding Field

You will be seen as a highly qualified, stand-out professional with an online supply chain management degree from Spring Hill College. Employers consistently report that our graduates are well-rounded critical thinkers who make a difference in their workplaces.

Our career-relevant curriculum, industry partnerships, real world projects and expert faculty will ensure that you receive a lifelong benefit from your supply chain management major. You’ll be able to join a fast-growing field of leaders and business professionals.

  • Over 505,000 new jobs in management occupations will become available through 2029, driven mostly by the need for managers in new and expanding organizations.1
  • The employment of operations research analysts is expected to grow much faster than average at 25% through 2029, which will add 26,100 new jobs.5
  • Industries projected to add the most jobs for production managers include motor vehicle parts manufacturing, machine shops and pharmaceutical/medicine manufacturing. Those who have their bachelor’s degree will have the best prospects.3

Career Services

Individualized Career Support

Spring Hill College’s expert faculty are committed to your success and will lead you through real world course projects, mentoring discussions and professional interactions with industry and business leaders.

Career Readiness

Career development specialists work to help Spring Hill College graduates with their career readiness through assistance including résumé writing, innovative and tailored programs and the Spring Hill professional network. Plus, our Supply Chain Management Industry Advisory Board holds recruiting events that could lead to new opportunities.

Hands-On Internship

The online supply chain management degree program includes the option for you to complete a 3-hour internship. We will help you secure an ideal internship location so that you can gain crucial experience.

Focus on Applicable Learning

You’ll put lessons from your supply chain management major into practice, activate your knowledge and enter a rapidly expanding network of career opportunities.

Program Outcomes and Skills Acquired

What You’ll Learn

  • Understand how supply chain management impacts all areas of a business.
  • Demonstrate an ability to evaluate proper logistic and network design parameters for motor, air, water and rail transport modes.
  • Recognize how outsourcing warehousing can impact a firm’s performance.
  • Practice inquiry, analysis, critical thinking and reading within the purview of business ethics.
  • Apply advanced business principles in the functional areas of supply chain management.

Skills You’ll Gain

  • Supply and demand analysis
  • Applied math to solve challenges
  • Ethical leadership, management and decision-making
  • Marketing and promotions
  • Financial management and communication

Sources

  1. https://www.bls.gov/ooh/management/home.htm
  2. https://www.bls.gov/ooh/business-and-financial/logisticians.htm
  3. https://www.bls.gov/ooh/management/industrial-production-managers.htm
  4. https://www.bls.gov/ooh/business-and-financial/purchasing-managers-buyers-and-purchasing-agents.htm
  5. https://www.bls.gov/ooh/math/operations-research-analysts.htm