Minor in Supply Chain and Logistics Management

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The 15-credit minor in supply chain and logistics management is designed for students who want to develop a base knowledge of supply chain and logistics concepts and terminology. Students across all disciplines are provided an opportunity to develop the skills and knowledge to recognize and address supply chain issues in the global marketplace. This program can be tailored to fit each student’s individual needs and is designed to accompany any major.

Students who intend to complete the fundamentals of business minor are strongly encouraged to consult with the office of the Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences to obtain proper advising.

Minor Requirements for Supply Chain and Logistics Management:
BUS 205	Business Statistics	3 credits
SCM 304	Global Operations and Supply Management	3 credits
	Two courses from the following options:
BAN 340	Statistics for Decision Making
SCM 310	Global Logistics Management	3 credits
BAN 315	Analytical Modeling	3 credits
SCM 330	Enterprise Resource Planning Systems	3 credits
SCM 402	Advanced Analytical Methods for SCM	3 credits
SCM 405	Supply Chain Strategy — Capstone	3 credits
	One course with a global/international focus from the following options:
MKT 430	International Marketing	3 credits
FIN 430	International Finance	3 credits
MGT 440	Cross Cultural Management	3 credits