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Supply Chain Management Major and Minor

Discover the Backbone of Business

There’s a growing demand for qualified graduates who understand the complexity of global supply chains — the series of processes it takes to get a product manufactured, transported and distributed. In the supply chain management major at the University of San Diego, you will learn the principles that guide today's supply chains and how a strong, or weak, supply chain can impact every area of business.

#3

Best Business School for Undergraduates in California

Poets&Quants

#3

Best Supply Chain Management School in California

College Factual

#12

Best Business School for Networking 

Business Insider

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The Next Generation of Supply Chain Leaders

Supply chain management majors are in high demand. In fact, the Bureau of Labor Statistics expects the field to grow faster than any other sector in the next ten years. There are plenty of opportunities for you — now and in the future. Let’s see what our graduates have to say.

João Pires Coelho ’22

João Pires Coelho is a standout supply chain management student now-turned graduate. Check out his advice to incoming students in his interview for the Class of 2022 Best and Brightest Business Students.

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Thrive at USD

Your Experience as a Supply Chain Major

At the University of San Diego, not only will you receive an enriching education with renowned faculty, but you’ll also join a community that nurtures your ideas in an unparalleled setting — beautiful, sunny, eclectic San Diego. Here are a few more experiences you’ll discover as a supply chain management major:

The supply chain management minor

Now more than ever, knowledge of how supply chain affects day-to-day business operations is crucial in just about any industry you will work in. With a minor in supply chain management, you will master the fundamental principles that guide today’s global supply chain systems.

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Tuition, Scholarships and Financial Aid

An Education That’s Worth It

Where you go to college is one of the most important decisions — and investments — you will ever make. At USD, your tuition investment will plug you into an innovation ecosystem that nurtures your ideas and an extensive alumni network that can connect you to your first job.

$61k

Tuition

per year

$3k

Textbooks and Supplies

per year

76%

Scholarships and Financial Aid

of students receive financial aid

Supply Chain Careers Are in High Demand

We keep saying it because it’s true – careers in supply chain management are in high demand. Graduates from our program have landed jobs as buyers, analysts and acquisition specialists. Imagine where you can go too.

$59,925

average annual starting salary for USD graduates

97.6%

of USD graduates received their first full-time offer within three months of graduation


Current Status

  • Employed: 100%
  • Furthering education: 0%
  • Full-time service: 0%
  • Military: 0%
  • Seeking employment: 0%
  • Not Seeking employment: 0%

Explore Your Job Possibilities

Associate Category Buyer

With a deep understanding of supply chain management, category buyers work with suppliers to stock products in a retail environment.

Material Acquisition Specialist

Attention to detail is important for this position. Material acquisition specialists will source new products and services for their brand.

Procurement Specialist

Working to identify vendors, procurement specialists review, negotiate and acquire various supplies needed for a company.

Supply Chain Manager

Supply chain managers ensure the movement of products and services by overseeing the creation or import of raw materials.

Next Steps

Let’s Make It Official 

The supply chain industry is growing at a rapid pace and is in need of experts like you. You have the skills to make a meaningful impact for the industry, and we’re here to help nurture your knowledge and abilities.