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Logistics and Supply Chain Management

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Academics Program Index Business, Philosophy, and Technology Logistics and Supply Chain Management

Program Level:

Degrees, Certificates, Online

Program Type:

Face-to-Face, Fully Online, Hybrid

Department:

Business, Philosophy, and Technology

Institute:

Advanced Manufacturing & Logistics

College:

NLC

What is Logistics and Supply Chain Management?

Presently, the globalized economy has generated a constant high flow of goods (from a variety of different industries) that starts from production to consumer consumption. This demand has ultimately led to a high demand for Logistics and Supply Chain Management professionals. The Logistics and Supply Chain Management major concentrates on the basic principles and operations used by modern-day industry professionals. Some of the essential components of this program include Demand Forecasting, Inventory Control, Purchasing, Distribution Center Management, Global Transportation, and Material Resource Planning. Additionally, this program includes a course of study in Business Management to prepare students for leadership and management positions in the industry.

Program Highlights

  • Logistics Industry Day brings students face-to-face with logistics industry companies.
  • Custom Brokerage course opens up a new world of import and export trade regulations.
  • Supply chain simulations expose students to the challenges of product distribution.
  • An internship with a local company allows you to apply classroom learning to the real world.

Certifications that are offered in addition to the Program Degree/Certificate

  • Lean Six Sigma: This method is used to improve performance or production by systematically removing waste and reducing variation in processes.
  • Microsoft Excel: Earning this certification demonstrates a student’s capability of getting the most out of using Microsoft Excel.
  • Mercury Gate (Transportation Management System Software)
 

Degrees & Certificates Offered

A.A.S, Logistics & Supply Chain  Management ♦

Logistics Management Level 1 Certificate ♦

♦ This symbol indicates the offering is also available fully online.

Transferability to 4-Year Universities

Texas State University

Texas A&M University (Central Texas) 

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Career Areas & Employment Positions

  • Transportation - Traffic or Freight Manager, Dispatch Supervisor, or Fleet Manager: $55,723 to $100,902 National Average Median
  • Warehousing/Distribution - Warehouse or Distribution Center Operations Manager: $62,998 to $99,410 National Average Median
  • International Logistics -Customs Agent, Logistics Analyst, Import/ Export Supervisor: $58,137 to $102,600 National Average Median
  • Manufacturing - Production Manager, Operations Supervisor or Logistics Engineer: $42,500 to $115,100 National Average Median
  • Purchasing - Purchasing Manager, Customer Service Supervisor, Finance Director: $62,804 to $90,142 National Average Median

Internship Opportunities:

  • VT Aerospace Engineering
  • Special Olympics of San Antonio

Contact Information

Dr. Patrick Mackey

In the past few years, there have been more examples of Supply Chain professionals stepping not just into the C-suite, but into the coveted Chief Executive position itself.

Among the more prominent supply chain leaders who’ve made it to the top slot, we can count Tim Cook of Apple, Mary Barra of General Motors, and Brian Krzanich of Intel. More recently we’ve seen Fabian Garcia, formerly of Colgate Palmolive, tapped to take over at Revlon and John Hendrickson recently promoted to CEO of Perrigo.

- By Kevin O’Marah, Forbes Magazine