Bachelor of Business Administration in Logistics and Supply Chain Management

In today's global economy, the vast majority of businesses require the movement of information, goods, products, supplies, materials, and people in order to fulfill the organization's goals and to provide benefits to the communities the organization serves.
With a degree in logistics and supply chain management, you'll be able to provide global organizations with a competitive edge through learn, efficient operations. You'll learn the critical skills and specialized knowledge to reduce inventory costs, streamline processes, improve the customer experience and enhance profitability.
Logistics management professionals manage, coordinate and transport products from raw materials to finished goods, and those with a bachelor's degree in the field are primed to step into nearly any industry. Demand for logistics professionals is growing rapidly as firms realize the benefits of increased profitability through improved efficiency. Employment growth will be driven by critical role logistics and supply chain management play in the transportation of goods in a global economy.
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Supply Chain Managers

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