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Products are designed, manufactured, and sold all across the globe. The online Bachelor of Science in Information Systems and Supply Chain Management degree puts you at the center of that dynamic process. The concentration in Supply Chain Management prepares students for careers in the procurement, production, and distribution of goods and services in a global technology-driven environment.
Program Distinctions
- UNCG’s Bryan School of Business and Economics holds dual accreditation in business and accounting from AACSB – a distinction held by only 1% of business schools in the world.
The Student Experience
- Gain valuable skills in project management, data management, and business computing
- Learn tools and technologies used by today’s logistics and transportation managers
- Courses taught by the same faculty who teach on campus
After Graduation
- Positions in this field include: purchasing associate, data analyst, procurement analyst, production planner, project manager, inventory analyst, system analyst, security analyst, materials planners, network administrator, logistics planner, logistics coordinator, and director of supply chain management.
- Graduates have positions with Syngenta, Microsoft, IBM, APEX Analytix, American Airlines, United Guaranty, Transplace, Liberty Hardware, Mack Truck, JP Morgan Chase, NetApp (RTP), XPO Logistics, Volvo Truck, City of Greensboro, Honda Aero, Old Dominion Freight Line (ODFL), VF Corporation, and APES Logistics.
- The number of supply chain manager positions in North Carolina is projected to grow by 10% through 2028.
- The median salary for a career in Supply Chain Management is $83,390 according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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