Logistic Managers analyze and coordinate an organization’s supply chain – the system
that moves a product from supplier to consumer. They manage the entire life cycle
of a product, which includes how a product is acquired, distributed, allocated, and
delivered. Logistics are used in nearly every industry.
Senior Manager, Workforce Strategy and Solutions, ABF Freight
CAREER OPTIONS
You could work as a(n):
Operations Manager
Procurement & Supply Coordinator
Transportation Coordinator
Warehouse & Inventory Specialist
Alumni of our program work at:
ArcBest
Dancor Transit
Landstar
Marten Transport
USA Trucks
Walmart DC
Credentials that stack with this degree:
Bachelor of Applied Science
Bachelor of Professional Studies
Bachelor of Science in Agribusiness
HANDS-ON LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES
150-hour internship in the industry
SKILLS YOU WILL LEARN
Demonstrate basic understanding of logistic software systems and applications.
Demonstrate employability skills including effective communication, planning, critical
thinking and problem solving, quality customer service skills, and conflict resolution.
Demonstrate the ability to perform demand management to improve efficiency, perform
inventory control measures, and optimize warehouse layouts.
Exhibit the ability to work on a team project, present a professional presentation,
and understanding of the sales process.
Explain the impact of logistics and supply chain operations on a firm's profitability,
identifying the steps necessary to evaluate and purchase a new product or service,
as well as complete a project plan, basic budget, and presentation.
Explain the role of transportation and identify the resources needed for domestic
and global transactions and shipments.
Additional Program Information
The Logistics Management Program has also received recognition as SupplyChainManagementEDU.org
Supply Chain Management Editor's Choice Associate Degree.