Why Earn a Bachelor’s Degree in Supply Chain Management at Indiana State?
As a Supply Chain Management major, you will learn how the integration of functions across a business improves quality, efficiency, and productivity. You will learn about operational issues facing organizations, about the critical role of operations management, and about how all areas of a business contribute to effective supply-chain management and improved competitiveness.
Gain Real-World Operations Experience
Practical, hands-on learning is central to your success in Supply Chain Management.
You will use modern computer systems and business analytics techniques to analyze information and develop models for decision making. You will study real-world operating systems and learn how to manage their interactions in a global supply chain.
Throughout your coursework you will interact with representatives from our network of industry partners and tour modern manufacturing facilities.
Learn from Our Excellent Faculty
Our professors bring deep industry experience in operations, business analytics, logistics, and supply chain management to every class. Most faculty have earned professional certifications in areas such as analytics, risk management, enterprise systems, and planning and inventory management.
Small class sizes enable faculty to provide personalized feedback and one-on-one mentorship. They will help you work closely with regional businesses that provide real data and business problems to inform classroom activities.
What You'll Learn in the Supply Chain Management Program
The BS in Supply Chain Management includes studies in the theoretical and practical skills needed to become a successful operations manager and to create more effective and efficient operating systems. You will learn the importance of managing relationships between companies that work together to deliver goods and services through global supply chains. Business analytics is a crucial tool for successful supply chain management. Your required coursework will build a solid foundation in this increasingly important field.
As part of your program, you will complete an internship with a manufacturer or corporation. Your faculty can assist you with finding internships and other professional development opportunities, and they will encourage your participation in relevant professional organizations that can do the same.
Transfer Credit
Indiana State University accepts credit from regionally accredited colleges and universities within the United States, and from selected schools located outside the United States. Credit also may be granted for military training and experience. Previously earned college credit can be applied toward completion of the program per Indiana State's transfer guidelines.
Transfer GuidelinesCareer Possibilities for Supply Chain Management Majors
This program prepares you for a successful career in operations management, supply chain management, logistics, business analytics, and other leadership and managerial positions. Many students find jobs with traditional manufacturing firms, as well as in financial services, healthcare, distribution and logistics, and government.
Supported from Day One
Bryce Maxwell, '25, found Indiana State's Supply Chain Management program to be a welcoming, supportive environment right away. He quickly built connections with faculty and peers, and through collaborative projects, he gained confidence to prepare him for his future.
Read Bryce's story.Accreditation
Indiana State University is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission.
In addition, all programs in the Scott College of Business are accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB International).
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