Supply Chain Management Emphasis | UAGC

What is the Supply Chain Management Emphasis?

Courses within the Supply Chain Management emphasis at the University of Arizona Global Campus highlight effective management of supply chain processes and information flow in order to optimize activities and costs, and successfully serve customers. In this supply chain management program, you will study individual functions of supply chain and strategic relationships among these functions, which include purchasing, inventory control, warehousing, quality, sustainability, financial controls, importing, exporting, trade agreements, contract negotiations, and transportation. As part of this supply chain management online program, you will learn to apply the core business knowledge to managing wider organizational processes.

Undergraduate Supply Chain Management Emphasis Courses

MGT 323 Principles of Supply Chain Management

3 Credits

This course introduces supply chain management, and the related costs. It provides a systematic overview and analysis of the elements of supply chain functions in widely varying types of industries and agencies, including handling, warehousing, inventory control, and financial controls.

MGT 370 International Supply Chain Management

3 Credits

Topics covered in this course include the government’s role in global logistics, the global logistics environment, ocean and air transportation, transportation to Canada, Mexico, and the European continent including intermediaries, documentation, insurance, exporting, and importing. Current trends in globalization will also be explored and evaluated. The role of logistics and transportation organizations in the global supply chain process will be discussed.

MGT 400 Logistics Management

3 Credits

This course reflects a business environment marked by geopolitical tensions worldwide, rising trade between countries across continents, supply chain vulnerabilities due to natural disasters, and rapid pace in technological advancements. It examines financial and economic aspects of logistics and highlights the value created by logistics activities. Students will evaluate everything from organizational processes to international logistics and from transportation to warehousing management strategies. The course examines several contemporary topics, including social responsibility, sustainability, packaging, and international trade.

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