Supply Chain Management

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SCM Mission Statement

We are BUilding Supply Chain Leaders by:

BUilding Collaboration
BUilding Professionals
BUilding Problem-solvers
BUilding Resilience
BUilding Stewardship
BUilding Values

Why Major in Supply Chain Management?

In today’s highly competitive business environment, there is a strong demand for graduates who are well educated in the field of supply chain management. The Supply Chain Management major will open the door to numerous career opportunities in procurement, materials management, purchasing, vendor management, customer relationship management, integrated supply liaison, quality assurance, project management, traffic management, logistics, systems analysis, scheduling, consulting, and training.

Procurement and Materials Management (MGT 3333) helps the student prepare for the professional certification of Certified Professional in Supply Management (CPSM) offered by the Institute for Supply Management. Project Management (MGT 4330) will help prepare students to sit for the Project Management Professional (PMP) certification exam offered by the Project Management Institute.

Student internship at Amazon

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Class field trip

The median salary of supply management professionals is $86,000 (not including stock options). This is a stable career as 95% of supply chain professionals retained their jobs during the COVID-19 pandemic. Baylor Supply Chain Management majors enjoy a robust placement rate and some of the top salaries in the business school.