Supply Chain and Logistics Management
Bachelor's Degree
Next program start date
January 06, 2025
Finish in as few as
18 months1
Learning includes
- Online
- Campus Support and Resources
- Empowered Learning®
As a student in our Supply Chain and Logistics Management online program, you’ll develop the skills you need to help maintain essential processes and methodologies valued by employers. Our program is aligned with national industry standards, including Six Sigma® and TQM, so you can be confident in your abilities and stand out as a supply chain and logistics management professional. Online Empowered Learning® courses allow you to learn by doing and manage your pace. This online Bachelor's degree-completion program is available with $149 self-directed assessments, which let you prove that you already have the knowledge for a particular course and don't need to take it.
Plus, our accelerated Master’s pathway gives you the opportunity to take one MBA course as part of your Bachelor of Science in Supply Chain Management. Get a head start on your Master’s at no extra tuition cost. You’ll gain advanced knowledge and skills without committing to grad school right now. And if you decide to complete your MBA, you can save up to $1,097 and be ready to enter the workforce with a higher level of education and the confidence that goes with it.2
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What Will I Be Prepared to Do When I’m Done?
Pursue the APICS CSCP Exam
Completing a Bachelor's degree in Supply Chain and Logistics Management, along with two years of experience, prepares you for the APICS CSCP exam. Highly valued by employers, CSCP is the most widely recognized educational program for operations and supply chain management professionals around the globe.
Help Move Your Career Forward
Our graduates feel confident advancing their skills in this fast-paced industry thanks to experienced instructors and the versatile skills learned in online courses in Supply Chain and Logistics Management. Through the formal education provided by coursework in this program, you may become eligible to sit for the Certified Associate in Project Management® (CAPM®)3 exam and the Project Management Professional® (PMP®)4 certification exam through the Project Management Institute.
Pursue Potential Job Growth
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), the projected job growth potential between 2020 and 2030 for Logisticians is 30%.5 A Supply Chain and Logistics Management degree from Rasmussen University can help set you up for success in this growing field.
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What Skills Will I Gain?
Apply Business Functions
Develop and apply lean end-to-end processes and tools to deliver goods and services that create value, enhance efficiency and satisfy customers.
Efficiency Through Technology
Apply supply chain information technologies, processes and analytics in order to implement best practices, inform procurement decision making and build relationships.
Real-World Experience
Demonstrate your readiness to hit the ground running through hands-on experiences.
Career Confidence
Obtain the skills and experience you need to feel confident in your career. Earning a Bachelor's degree provides you with the education requirements for the APICS CSCP exam, an industry-respected certification.
What Types of Classes Will I Take?
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Procurement and Supplier Relations
- TRA 4017
- Online
- 4 Credits
Examines a wide range of purchasing techniques across a broad spectrum of industries. Offers insights into tactical and strategic decisions routinely found in today's business environment. Demonstrates how to effectively source, solicit bids, negotiate and select suppliers based on real-world scenarios.
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Supply Chain Risk and Compliance
- TRA 4153
- Online
- 4 Credits
Reviews regulatory compliance mandates around the world. Examines the scope, impact and risks associated with regulation requirements on supply chain, including managing logistics, trade compliance and environmental and safety compliance.
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Transportation and Distribution Management
- TRA 4238
- Online
- 4 Credits
Covers essentials of transportation and distribution management. Builds key skills related to selecting the optimal mode of transportation while considering the impact to customers and overall supply chain.
23 Courses to Complete
90 Credit Hours
Estimate Your Tuition
Rasmussen University is committed to making education more affordable for all students. Our tuition estimating tool can help you visualize the cost of your degree and see what savings opportunities are available to help you achieve it.
Tuition Estimator
Rasmussen University believes in helping you make your education as affordable as possible.
Our interactive tuition estimator is designed to help you discover how much you could save on a degree from Rasmussen University.
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What Should I Know Before I Enroll?
Entrance Requirements
To be considered for admission, students must hold a conferred Associate’s degree from an accredited institution as recognized by the Department of Education, or students must have successfully completed 60 quarter or 40 semester credits with a grade of C or higher. No background check is required for this program, but pre-employment screenings, like background checks, may be required for future job opportunities.6
Transfer Student
We believe in giving credit where it’s due. You can get an estimate of your transfer credits without an official transcript in one business day (on average). Talk to an admissions advisor today, or explore our Transfer Policy page for our seamless credit policies designed to maximize credits, potentially save money and expedite graduation.
Help Paying for College
Higher education should be a manageable investment. Talk to an admissions advisor and learn how these programs can make it more affordable with self-directed assessments, credit for prior learning, loans and grants, scholarship opportunities, corporate grants and military discounts for those who qualify.
Where Can I Find an Online Supply Chain and Logistics Management Program Near Me?
At Rasmussen University, we want our courses to be available on your schedule, not the other way around. Select programs are available for enrollment through a specific campus and nationally online, but students complete the courses online and are able to utilize online and on-campus support and resources. See below to find out where you can find an online Supply Chain and Logistics Management program near you.
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Florida
Florida Campuses
This is an online program, but students can enroll at one of these campuses.
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Illinois*
Illinois Campuses
*This program is offered online in Illinois.
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Kansas
Kansas Campuses
This is an online program, but students can enroll at one of these campuses.
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Minnesota
Minnesota Campuses
This is an online program, but students can enroll at one of these campuses.
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North Dakota
North Dakota Campuses
This is an online program, but students can enroll at one of these campuses.
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Wisconsin
Wisconsin Campuses
This is an online program, but students can enroll at one of these campuses.
