Logistics & Supply Chain Management Courses

In today's interconnected world, efficient supply chains are the backbone of successful businesses. The Logistics and Supply Chain Management courses equips students with the knowledge, skills, and strategic mindset to manage complex supply networks, optimize operations, and drive innovation across industries.

These courses will combine foundational business principles with specialized training in logistics, procurement, inventory management, transportation, and supply chain analytics. Through real-world case studies, hands-on projects, and cutting-edge technology tools, students gain practical experience in solving the challenges of a fast-moving, globalized economy.

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How to get started

1

Apply - Apply for admission to your selected USG institution. If you need assistance with this process or with choosing an institution, contact eMajor's Enrollment Navigators.

2

Appointment - Make an appointment with your academic advisor to discuss any steps you may need to take prior to registration. Be sure to take the eMajor Introduction Quiz. It is a prerequisite for all eMajor courses.

3

Register - Register for classes through your chosen home institution.

Logistics & Supply Chain Management Course Rotations

Logistics course rotations offered in Spring semester
Course Course Title Notes
LSCM 3100Principles of Logistics
LSCM 3200Principles of Supply Chain Management
LSCM 4100Global Supply Chain Management
LSCM 4400Supply Chain Financial Management
LSCM 4800Contemporary Issues in LSC Management
LSCM 4900Advanced Topics in LSC Management
Logistics course rotations offered in Summer semester
Course Course Title Notes
LSCM 3100Principles of Logistics
LSCM 4100Global Supply Chain Management
LSCM 4800Contemporary Issues in LSC Management

Participating Institutions



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