Business Administration (BA, BS) with emphasis in Supply Chain Management
Lindenwood University
Key Information
Campus location
Saint Charles, USA
Languages
English
Study format
Distance Learning, On-Campus
Duration
4 years
Pace
Full time
Tuition fees
USD 9,550 / per semester *
Application deadline
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* block rate for traditional, full-time tuition
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Introduction
Lindenwood University offers you the opportunity to earn a bachelor of arts (BA), or a bachelor of science (BS) in business administration, and customize your business administration degree by adding an emphasis in Supply Chain Management.
Students pursuing a BA or BS in business administration may earn an emphasis in supply chain management by completing 12 of their 21 credit hours of elective coursework in supply chain management-related courses.
The Business Administration (BA, BS) with emphasis in Supply Chain Management is offered in both traditional and online formats.
Why Supply Chain Management?
Supply chain management (SCM) is an evolving business practice consisting of efficient and effective procurement, manufacturing/operations, and distribution of goods. Students will learn skills valued by manufacturing, transportation, retail, healthcare and financial institutions including 6 Sigma, Lean, Just-in-Time inventory management, and process integration between businesses.
You will study subjects such as logistics, procurement, operations, and supply chain management.
Career Opportunities
27% Higher Income | 93% Success Rate |
Our graduates have a 27% higher income than the national median 10 years after enrolling. Source: US Department of Education's College Scorecard/ Department of Treasury 2018. | Investing in a Lindenwood education sets you up for success. 93% of Lindenwood graduates are employed or enrolled in graduate programs within 6 months of graduation. |
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Curriculum
Students pursuing a BA or BS in business administration may earn an emphasis in supply chain management by completing 12 of their 21-24 credit hours of elective coursework in management.
Supply chain management (SCM) is an evolving business practice consisting of efficient and effective procurement, manufacturing/operations, and distribution of goods. Students will learn skills valued by manufacturing, transportation, retail, healthcare and financial institutions including 6 Sigma, Lean, Just-in-Time inventory management, and process integration between businesses.
Business Administration BA
PCB&E GE and PCB&E Core Coursework
51-53 credit hours of coursework from the following requirements:
- General Education Business Requirements
- Core Business Requirements
Major Coursework
3 credit hours of coursework from the following option:
- MGMT 36043Principles of Operations Management
Elective Coursework
21 credit hours of coursework from the following options:
Courses are selected from any business course at or above the 30000-level, including no more than one special topics and/or internship course. Students pursuing an emphasis area will complete 12 credit hours of elective coursework from within one business discipline.
Business Administration BS
PCB&E GE and PCB&E Core Coursework
51-53 credit hours of coursework from the following requirements:
- General Education Business Requirements
- Core Business Requirements
Major Coursework
3 credit hours of coursework from the following option:
- MGMT 36043 Principles of Operations Management
Elective Coursework
24 credit hours of coursework from the following options:
Courses are selected from any business course at or above the 30000-level, including no more than one special topics and/or internship course. Students pursuing an emphasis area will complete 12 credit hours of elective coursework from within one business discipline.
Emphasis Coursework
9 credit hours of coursework from the following options:
- MGMT 36042 Principles of Supply Chain Management
- MGMT 36044 Principles of Procurement Management
- MGMT 36045 Principles of Logistics Management
Elective Coursework
3 credit hours of coursework from the following options:
- GEO 30000 Advanced Topics in Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
- MGMT 46040 Project Management
- MRKT 35015 International Marketing