Statistics
100%
of supply chain management graduates felt their education and experiences as a student at WMU prepared them for their profession
98%
of supply chain management graduates are working or continuing their education quickly after earning their degree
100%
of supply chain management graduates felt their instructors cared about them as a person
Pursue a B.B.A. in supply chain management
WMU Haworth's supply chain management program gives you the analytical tools, technical knowledge and professional experience you’ll need to succeed in one of the most dynamic fields in business today. Coursework covers planning, demand management, sourcing, transportation, information technology, logistics, operations and continuous improvement—building the kind of cross-functional expertise that employers across industries are actively recruiting for.
The program's emphasis on hands-on application means you’ll engage with industry challenges throughout your degree, not just in a capstone course. Real-world projects and experience are built into your courses, ensuring that you’ll build a professional track record before entering the job market. According to the recent WMU Career Outcomes Report, 100% of supply chain management graduates felt their education and experiences as a student at WMU prepared them for their profession—proof that this program delivers on its promise.
What you’ll learn
The supply chain management curriculum at WMU Haworth covers the full scope of how goods and services move from inception to the consumer, with coursework in sourcing, transportation, demand planning, information systems, logistics and operations management. You’ll develop skills in data analysis, problem solving and cross-functional communication—competencies that are foundational to careers in supply chain.
The program's integration of information technology alongside traditional supply chain topics reflects the realities of the modern field, where digital tools and systems are central to day-to-day operations. And you’ll have the chance to work on projects with local companies, giving you valuable skills for your resume and a direct line from the classroom to the professional world.
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What excites me most about supply chain is the constant opportunity to solve complex problems in ways that directly impact people, efficiency and growth. My internship at FEMA Corporation has allowed me to apply real-world experiences directly to the concepts I’m learning.
Where you’ll be after graduation
Supply chain management graduates from WMU Haworth go on to careers as commodity managers, supply chain analysts, sourcing specialists, material planners, production managers, consultants and supply chain engineers. Recent graduates have been hired by major employers across industries, including GM, Kellanova, Kraft Heinz, Owens Corning, Pfizer and Stryker.
WMU Haworth’s Zhang Career Center connects you with internship placements, career coaching and employer recruiting events throughout your degree. And, with 98% of supply chain management graduates working or continuing their education quickly after earning their degree, you’ll be in demand when you enter the job market.
What others have achieved
What others have achieved
WMU supply chain management students and graduates are already making their mark—here's a look at two of them.
Making the most of your learning experience
Hands-on experience isn't optional in WMU Haworth's supply chain management program—real-world projects and experiences are built into classroom learning, giving you real professional credentials to take to the job market. Through the Zhang Career Center, you’ll connect with employer recruiting events, career coaching and internship placements with companies ranging from global manufacturers to pharmaceutical leaders.
The program's close ties to major employers across industries mean you’ll work on building your professional network throughout your degree, not just at the end of it. And you’ll have an academic advisor who will help you plan your coursework, pursue experiential learning opportunities and stay on track toward graduation.
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What scholarships are available for a supply chain management degree?
WMU Haworth offers a range of scholarships for supply chain management students based on academic merit and financial need. Admitted students can explore and apply for scholarships, including department-specific awards, through WMU's Scholarship Universe matching tool, which makes it easy to find the best scholarships for you. Paying for your education shouldn't be a barrier, and WMU's financial aid team is here to help you find every resource available.
Additional admission requirements
Admission to the B.B.A. in supply chain management requires a cumulative GPA of 3.0 in addition to meeting WMU's standard first-year admission criteria. If you think this degree might be a fit for you, reach out to the supply chain management advising team.
