BBA in Supply Chain Management

Bachelor of Business Administration in Supply Chain Management

Supply chain management is keeping track of products from raw materials to the point when the finished goods reach the customer, including planning and forecasting; purchasing; product assembly; moving; and storage.

Why UHD?

• The UHD Davies College of Business is accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB International), a distinction achieved by fewer than 5 percent of business programs worldwide.
  
  
• The program is frequently updated in consultation with the National Association of Purchasing Management-Houston, Inc. and the local chapter of the National Institute for Governmental Purchasing.

What You Will Study

A major in Supply Chain Management, combined with a minor in an area such as engineering technology, marketing or management, provides students with a sound understanding of supply chain management and strategy. At UHD, a BBA in Supply Chain Management represents 120 credit hours and includes courses such as:

Negotiating Skills & Techniques	Management of Supply Chain Contracts
Purchasing Management	Quality Management
Materials Management	Supply Chain Management
Supply Chain Logistics Management	Advanced Purchasing & Supply Management Seminar

Careers

Supply chain managers are in high demand because they can directly impact the profitability of a company in a positive way, and play critical roles in key areas such as:

• Materials and Procurement
• Logistics
• Transportation
• Inventory Management
• Operations
• Sales
• Consulting

Our graduates are enjoying careers in hospitals, state and county health departments and public utilities, and in such diverse industries as engineering and construction, manufacturing, parts distribution, chemicals, oil, foods, trucking, pipelines and retail organizations.

Degree Program Guides

Advising degree program guides, documents and other useful advising resources for students following current and prior catalogs. 

Contact us

We look forward to working with you to tailor your academic program to your career goals. If you have any questions or need assistance, please do not hesitate to contact the program advisor.