Outcomes for B.S. in Global Supply Chain Management

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As members of the Stillman community, students with a Supply Chain major will have a solid foundation in general business skills and competencies from the business required core (45 credits). In addition, students completing the major will be able to:

1. Use creative, analytic, and problem-solving skills to identify and execute promising business or supply chain opportunities.
2. Develop a solid foundation of the role of supply chain management in today’s rapidly changing business environment.
3. Apply current supply chain theory, practice and concepts utilizing case study, computer-based tools and problem-based learning situations.
4. Communicate effectively with both managers and quantitative analysts