International Trade and Supply Chain Management
Why International Trade and Supply Chain Management?
Learning how to effectively manage risk and disruptions while maintaining a sustainable supply chain ecosystem is essential to keeping a business running smoothly every day and in times of crisis. Gain the skills you need to understand the complexity of supply management with the International Trade & Supply Chain Management (ITSCM) concentration. Taught by experienced faculty, this concentration combines skills and data analytics to identify improvement opportunities and evaluate end-to-end components of a supply chain.
Curriculum
| Required Courses | |
| BUS 5201 | In-Residence: Leading in the 21st Century |
| MGT 5311 | Leading with Integrity |
| QBA 5330 | Business Analytics for Decision-Making |
| ECO 5315 | Microeconomic Theory and Business Decisions |
| MGT 5136 | Global Human Capital Leadership |
| ACC 5305 | Financial Accounting |
| FIN 5260 | Financial Decision Making |
| BL 5201 | Business Law: Application & Strategy |
| FIN 5263 | Managing for Value Creation |
| ACC 5320 | Managerial Accounting |
| MKT 5310 | Seminar in Marketing Strategy |
| MGT 5406 | Global Strategy: Building and Sustaining Competitive Advantage |
| MGT 5307 | In Residence: Global Strategy: Building and Sustaining Competitive Advantage |
| Credit Hours: 38 | |
| Concentration | |
| MGT 5320 | Manufacturing & Service Operations |
| BUS 5V98 | Leading a Culture of Innovation |
| MGT 5445 | Global Supply Chain Management* |
| BL 5445 | Global Trade Compliance* |
| Optional Experiential Learning** | |
| MGT 5302 | In Residence: Government, Business, and Societal Impact |
| Credit Hours: 12 | |
| Total Credit Hours: 50 |
*Taken online
**Additional Fees Apply
