Online Bachelor's of Supply Chain Management
Open doors by unlocking your potential.
Supply chain management is a rapidly growing and evolving area of employment being shaped by technology, international competition and other global factors. If resources – people, money, machinery, facilities, material and information – are to be utilized wisely, supply chain management personnel must be familiar with computer technology, quantitative methods, and planning and problem-solving techniques useful in analyzing business systems. Excellent communication skills are also critical, as they interact with people at all levels of an organization.
Professionals with a degree in supply chain management can work in almost every industry imaginable. Career opportunities include operations and supply chain analyst, global supply chain management, distribution and warehouse planning, transportation management, quality control, and purchasing.
Why UW-Whitewater Online?
- Learn at your own pace, when it’s convenient for you
- Build connections through online assignments and discussion boards
- Strong alumni network
- Ranked #44 in the nation
- Top-ranked Wisconsin online degree program
Not all online programs are created equal.
UW-Whitewater Online degree programs are designed for you to succeed. They’re flexible, convenient and nationally recognized as a top online program in the country.
100% Online
Fully online, taught by nationally recognized faculty.
Ranked #44
Best Online Bachelor's Program by U.S News & World Report 2022.
Best Value
Out of all other schools in the UW System.
UW-Whitewater Online Bachelor’s Degree Programs
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General Business
Earning this degree will give you a wide breadth of knowledge to become prepared for work in a variety of careers.
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General Management
Build your degree learning about topics such as stakeholder management, motivation, leadership, strategy and ethics.
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Marketing
Learn about the relationship between businesses and consumers through research, analysis, pricing, strategy and more.
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Accounting
Learn to create, analyze and use financial information that effectively guides business decisions.
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Finance
Discover finance roles that emphasize helping individuals, corporations and government organizations reach their financial goals.
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Occupational Safety
Mold yourself into a professional that evaluates the workplace environment and implements programs to ensure safety.
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Supply Chain Managment
Develop strategic and analytical skills needed to design, operate, and improve key business processes in today’s complex supply chains.
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Economics
Gain skills in analytical and critical thinking; qualitative and statistical proficiency; and economic literacy needed for your career.
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Applied Arts and Sciences
Wanting more out of your education after an associates degree? Transfer in with at least 60 "applied" credits, entering with "junior" status.
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