Undergraduate Programs in Supply Chain Management at the UW College of Business in Laramie, WY
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Academic Programs
Undergraduate Programs
- BS in Management with Supply Chain Management Concentration: The Management major focuses on using resources to achieve goals in organizations. It studies the activities and operations that bring together human, financial, material, and information resources. Management majors should graduate with an understanding of the business world and set of tools to successfully manage parts or all of organization’s operations. The program is designed to provide the student the opportunity to major in Management and at the same time, to create a concentration in Management Consulting, Entrepreneurship, or Supply Chain management.
- BS in Marketing with Supply Chain Management Concentration: In the marketing major, you'll acquire the tools to understand consumer behavior, product development and market research, the psychology behind purchasing decisions, and effective methods of getting products and services to consumers.
- Supply Chain Management Concentration: Supply chain management is a critical skill essential to every company. All companies must buy, make, and deliver goods and services and supply chain management is the management of those essential business processes. Students selecting the concentration in SCM will have the opportunity to gain valuable experience before they graduate. The SCM faculties have individual industry experience and are dedicated to students obtaining experience before they graduate to make them attractive to hiring companies.
LAST UPDATED ON Jul 17, 2023