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Bachelor of Business Administration in Supply Chain Management

A supply chain covers all the activities that go into creating a product or service. Managing a supply chain means making sure those activities generate maximum value for customers at minimum cost to the company, its partners, and the environment. That means supply chain management professionals touch every aspect of a business: from new product development to building relationships with suppliers, designing and improving production processes, and making goods and services available to customers. They need to have strong quantitative reasoning skills and be able to work effectively with people from across a business. Supply chain talent is in high demand and companies are willing to pay a premium for new hires. The Seidman supply chain program equips students with the skills and knowledge they need to succeed in this dynamic field and supercharge their company's value-creating engine.

Website: gvsu.edu/management

Accreditation

All B.B.A. programs are accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB).

Requirements for the B.B.A.

Core Courses (51-52 credits)

All business core courses acquaint you with various fields in business and help you learn to communicate, interact, and assume responsible positions in your chosen field.

For the B.B.A., you must complete the following courses:

Non-Business Required Courses (6 credits):

Quantitative group - choose one (3-4 credits):

Upper-Division Economics group- choose one (3 credits):

Required Business Courses (36 credits):

Students are required to select one class from the Ethics group. Only one course can count toward their major or minor from the following list.

Ethics group-choose one (3 credits):

Required Business Electives

Three upper-division Seidman courses are not applied to the major or minor (nine credits total). However, these courses can be applied toward a second business major if one is declared. Students may apply up to six hours of internship and independent research credit, in any combination, toward their degree requirements. Business majors may not take any major courses on a credit/no-credit basis, except the internship and study abroad courses.

Requirements for a Major in Supply Chain Management

The following courses are required:

Choose one course from the following:

Choose one course from the following:

Suggested Order of Coursework in Supply Chain Management

Year 1:

Fall

Winter

Year 2:

Fall

Winter

Year 3:

Fall

Winter

Year 4:

Fall

Winter

Seidman College of Business

Supply Chain Management Program Description

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