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Logistics and supply chain management are partners in a carefully choreographed dance that keeps businesses performing at optimal levels. Examples are everywhere we look. Manufacturers depend on a steady supply of parts and raw materials to produce their goods, whether they’re aircraft, cars, computers, furniture, or food. Distributors require precision and accuracy in transporting items to the right locations at the right times. Embry-Riddle’s Bachelor of Science in Logistics and Supply Chain Management prepares its graduates to tackle these problems and challenges and to be leaders in this rapidly growing industry.

Successful completion of this program will provide students with a strong foundation of knowledge that will serve on the job and prepare graduates for possible future training and education, including a Master’s Degree.

The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) estimates a 5% growth rate in logistics and supply chain job openings through 2028.

After receiving a bachelor’s degree, possible professional certification programs include the Institute for Supply Management (ISM) Certified Professional in Supply Management (CPSM) and Certified Professional in Supplier Diversity (CPSD), Association for Operations Management (APICS) Certified Supply Chain Professional or the International Society of Logistics (SOLE) Certified Professional Logistician.

The top five industries employing logisticians are the federal government, aerospace product and parts manufacturing, transportation equipment manufacturing, general manufacturing, and professional, scientific and technical services. (Source: BLS, April 2020).

About Logistics and Supply Chain Management at the Worldwide & Online Campus

Our world is a constant flow of supply and demand, with unprecedented opportunities for logistics and supply chain professionals. The skills gap that companies are experiencing today is only expected to increase in the years ahead. ERAU has created the B.S. in Logistics and Supply Chain Management degree to help graduates take advantage of these trends. ERAU’s curriculum is built upon a strong foundation of established course work that will help students distinguish themselves as leaders in this fast-growing career field.

As part of the Worldwide & Online Campus, students have the choice of multiple learning modes – online, in person, and virtual web conferencing.

Topics of study include: technology, process, and people solutions for warehousing, distribution, and transportation operations; inventory management methods that optimize the supply chain; purchasing and procurement policies and procedures; metrics for tracking and analyzing supply chain performance; best practices, regulations, and professional ethics.

The program gives students the advanced knowledge and skill sets that set them apart as an informed professional with a thorough understanding of:

• Modeling approaches for effective problem solving and decision making.
• Technology, process, and people solutions for warehousing, distribution and, transportation operations.
• Inventory management methods that optimize the supply chain, from end to end.
• Purchasing and procurement policies and procedures in varied business settings.
• Metrics for tracking and analyzing supply chain performance.
• Concepts and competencies central to best practices, regulations, and professional ethics.