You'll be challenged and ready to take on important roles in many industries with a degree in supply chain management. Supply chains have never been more important, and you can become a respected leader in supply chain management by earning your degree at one of the top programs in the United States.
Set your standards high with a WMU supply chain management degree. Earn the bachelor's or graduate certificate in supply chain management, which will give you the skills, knowledge and industry experience you need to advance your career. The top-ranked supply chain management program is respected by employers, guaranteeing you phenomenal opportunities.
When you choose a degree from WMU to pursue a career in supply chain management, you've made the right decision. Choose the program that's right for you: a Bachelor of Business Administration to learn what you need to enter this important field or our graduate certificate to augment your professional position.
Whether you need career advice, personal and professional development, or would like to connect with other supply chain management students, our program gives you a wide breadth of resources so you can take full advantage of your WMU education.
Experiential opportunities in supply chain management are an essential part of our program. We know that real-world experiences prepare students to be well-rounded, skilled professionals who can hit the ground running in their chosen careers.
Dr. Sime Curkovic, professor of supply chain management
Western senior and supply chain standout Ally Resa joins a select group of 20 recipients to receive the award this year, and she is just the third WMU student to receive the scholarship that helps women in supply chain management develop their talent through mentorship and programming.
A Western Michigan University integrated supply management student is among six students from across the country to receive a coveted nationwide business scholarship awarded by the Richter Foundation and the Institute for Supply Management's Richter Scholarship Fund. Madison Dober of Lake Orion, Michigan, received a $10,000 award from the foundation and will have the opportunity to be mentored by established executives and former Richter Scholars.