Drive transformational change through the supply chain
Bachelor of Business Administration - Operations and Supply Chain Management (120 credits)
The world is evolving. Business is changing. Davenport is a university that believes in staying relevant and positioning our graduates for successful careers. And as such, we’re transitioning the industrial production management degree to operations and supply chain management to provide students with more job opportunities and higher salary potential with a degree that’s in demand by employers.
Through °ÄÃÅÁùºÏ²Ê¿ª½±½á¹û’s operations and supply chain management degree, you can ready yourself to tackle supply chain constraints with ease. The program will prepare you to drive change in the supply chain, uncover opportunities and implement change through data analytics, and understand cutting-edge technology like artificial intelligence, machine learning, and more to impact every step of the supply chain.
With an operations and supply chain management degree from °ÄÃÅÁùºÏ²Ê¿ª½±½á¹û, you will be poised to oversee the daily operations of manufacturing, warehousing and storage, and materials management, as well as coordinate, plan and direct the activities involved in sourcing, procurement and development of functions used to produce a wide range of goods, such as automobiles, computer equipment or consumer products.
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What can you do with an operations and supply chain management degree?
Operations and supply chain management professionals are integral to a company’s success. With a degree in operations and supply chain management, you will have the skills to automate warehouse operations, improve delivery times, proactively manage inventory levels and optimize strategic sourcing relationships. You will be integral in creating enhanced customer experiences that increase buyer satisfaction and boost sales.
Explore courses for Davenport’s BBA in operations and supply chain management
What sets Davenport’s BBA in operations and supply chain management program apart? We’ve adjusted our course sequence to include 12 open elective credit hours so you can tailor your degree to courses that interest you most. Davenport also eliminates courses that aren’t integral to career success so you complete your degree faster and begin the career of your dreams sooner.
You can also gain credit for previous work experience, credentials, or military experience through our , allowing you to save both time and money while earning your bachelor’s degree.
Which class should I take? When should I take it?
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Why get an operations and supply management degree at Davenport?
You’ll learn from Davenport’s expert faculty who have actual business experience and have worked or are currently working in their respective fields. With online and on-campus options, Davenport’s operations and supply chain management degree is convenient and affordable.
Experience the Davenport difference:
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Customizable supply chain degreeCustomize your supply chain bachelor's degree program with 12 credits of elective courses. |
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Flexible learning optionsComplete your bachelor's degree through 7- or 15-week courses delivered 100% online, on-campus, or both. |
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1:1 mentoringReceive 1:1 attention from Davenport’s expert business degree faculty through small class sizes that allow for deeper connections. |
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IACBE accreditationEarn a bachelor's in operations and supply chain management degree that holds specialized accreditation by the . |
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Explore the admissions requirements and then take the next step toward earning your supply chain degree at Davenport.
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