Supply Chain Management Programs
Earning a supply chain management degree means you'll be ready to help organizations in every step of the process of providing goods and services to consumers, from managing the flow of materials and efficiently producing products and services to the distribution to consumers and improving processes throughout an organization. Expect a curriculum that combines strengths of supply chain, business and information technology, along with skills in team management, communications and problem solving.
Which supply chain management program is right for me?
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Bachelor of Business Administration in Supply Chain Management
The B.B.A. helps develop professional skills, enhance communication and teamwork strategies, and embeds work with industry partners on real-world projects.
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Graduate certificate in supply chain management
Whether you are amping up skills or seeking to boost your marketability, our graduate certificate will help you immediately add value to any organization.
SAP University Alliances
SAP University Alliances
SAP AG is the largest supplier of enterprise resource planning software systems—an important tool you will learn to work with as a supply chain management student. As a member of the SAP University Alliances program, you'll get free, hands-on access to SAP’s ERP software, where you'll manage a firm's business processes in a real-time. Many corporate partners of the SCM program use SAP’s enterprise resource planning (ERP) software, including John Deere, Kellanova, Kohler, Monsanto, Perrigo, Texas Instruments, Whirlpool and WK Kellogg Co. It's another tool that will help you stand out to employers.
You will first experience the tool in Managing ERP Systems, where students spend the semester configuring SAP’s ERP software to run a company.
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AACSB accredited
WMU Haworth is accredited by AACSB International. Learn what that means and how it positions your degree to be worth more.