Bachelor of Business Administration in Supply Chain Management

Pittsburg State University

Supply Chain Management Major The program prepares students for high-demand careers in logistics and supply chain management through a unique blend of business and technical training, hands-on internships, and strong industry connections. Shape the Future of Global Business Supply chains are the backbone of every successful organization. From sourcing raw materials to delivering finished products, supply chain professionals keep the world moving. With globalization, technology, and growing demand for efficiency, supply chain management has become one of the most in-demand business careers today. At Pittsburg State University, the Bachelor of Business Administration in Supply Chain Management prepares students to take on leadership roles in this fast-growing field. Why Study Supply Chain Management at Pitt State? Pitt State’s program prepares students for high-demand careers, with employment for logisticians and supply chain managers projected to grow 28% between 2021 and 2031-much faster than average-according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Salaries are competitive, with median pay at $77,000. Globally Certified Instructors The program is led by instructors who are certified by globally recognized accreditation organizations such as the Association for Supply Chain Mangagement (ASCM). Interdisciplinary Program A unique collaboration between the Kelce College of Business (KCOB) and the Crossland College of Technology (CCOT) sets this program apart, blending business expertise with technical knowledge. Students can choose between two respected and high-demand fields: Industrial Distribution, offered through CCOT with a stronger technical focus, or Supply Chain Management, offered through KCOB with a business-driven emphasis. Both options integrate classroom learning with real-world application, and every student completes a professional internship with industry leaders such as Watco and Walmart-ensuring they graduate career-ready.

Kelce College of Business