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Supply Chain Management

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Minor

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Shape the future of business with a supply chain management degree

In an era where supply chains are pivotal to business success, the University of Wyoming's supply chain management program equips you to lead in this critical field. Our curriculum blends analytical rigor with hands-on experiences, preparing you to optimize operations across industries ranging from technology and healthcare to energy.

Pursue a B.S.B. in management with a supply chain focus or a dedicated minor, and develop skills in logistics, sourcing, and data-driven decision-making. Engage in internships and consulting projects with our corporate partners, gaining practical experience that sets you apart.

Join a community of forward-thinking professionals and become a catalyst for efficiency and innovation in the global marketplace.

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Classes & Curriculum

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Department of Management and Marketing

About the Supply Chain Management Degree and Minor

Explore Your Path in Supply Chain Management

UW offers two flexible ways to study supply chain management—choose a minor or a focus area within the management major. Both options prepare you to solve real-world business challenges by designing agile, efficient, and resilient supply chains.

You’ll gain practical skills in logistics, supplier relationship management, quality improvement, and risk mitigation—essential for managing today’s complex global networks.

Supply Chain Focus (for Management Majors)
Pursue a concentration in supply chain as part of your B.S.B. in Management by completing 12 credit hours. You’ll take three core courses plus one elective tailored to your interests and career goals.

Supply Chain Minor (for All Majors)
Complement any major with a 15-credit minor in supply chain management. You’ll complete four required courses and one elective, equipping you with in-demand skills to stand out in any industry.

 

As an AACSB Accredited Business School - a standard of quality and excellence held by fewer than 5% of business schools worldwide - you are guaranteed an education that meets industry expectations and prepares you to make an immediate impact. Every business major will walk away with a toolbelt ready for any business endeavor.

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Students pursuing a B.S.B. in management may declare a supply chain management focus. Alternatively, students pursuing another UW undergraduate degree may pursue a supply chain management minor.

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Study supply chain management online

Learn how to shape the future of global business from anywhere! UW’s supply chain management programs are offered online so that you can expand your skillset, regardless of your location. This added flexibility allows busy students and professionals to pursue management degrees and supply chain minors entirely online.

 

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What can you do with a supply chain management degree?

Graduates have the skills and strategic mindset needed to thrive in a wide variety of operations  roles, including procurement, logistics, inventory management and consulting. Supply chain roles are available across all major industries, including manufacturing, energy, food production, technology, healthcare, retail and more.

Where Can a Degree in Supply Chain Take You?
A degree in supply chain management opens the door to high-impact careers across nearly every industry—from tech and healthcare to manufacturing, retail, energy, and beyond. Graduates are equipped with in-demand skills in sourcing, logistics, data analytics, inventory management, and operations strategy—making them valuable assets in roles such as:

  • Procurement Analyst
  • Logistics Coordinator
  • Supply Chain Planner
  • Operations Manager
  • Inventory Control Specialist
  • Sustainability or ESG Analyst
  • Supply Chain Consultant

A High-Demand Career Path
Supply chain is one of the fastest-growing fields in business. As companies navigate the challenges of globalization, automation, and sustainability, demand for supply chain professionals continues to surge. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, jobs for supply chain and logistics managers are projected to grow by 19% from 2023 to 2033—nearly four times faster than the national average. In fact, the supply chain touches nearly every aspect of the economy, representing over 37% of all U.S. jobs.

Make a Sustainable Impact
Yes—supply chain careers are at the forefront of sustainability and innovation. Whether it's reducing emissions through smarter logistics or improving supplier transparency, supply chain professionals are driving environmental and social responsibility in business. With a supply chain degree, you'll be ready to lead sustainable solutions that deliver real value for companies and the world.

 

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Interested in Partnering With Us?

We’re always excited to welcome new industry partners. If your company is interested in getting involved—whether through internships, projects, events or board service—we’d love to connect.

We love building strong relationships with new partners and are proud to recognize Fastenal and Pella as the founding corporate partners for the Supply Chain Management Program. Their early support and ongoing collaboration have played a key role in shaping the program and creating valuable opportunities for students.

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Supply Chain Management Program Highlights

Supply chains power the world, and we prepare you to lead them. Our program equips you with hands-on experience, key skills and the support you need to thrive!

Real-World Experience

Our supply chain management degree isn’t just about learning… It’s about doing. From day one, students dive into hands-on experiences, including internships, data-driven simulations and consulting projects with corporate sponsors. Many of our students additionally participate in case competitions and tour regional businesses. These experiences not only give students resume-building material but they also provide glimpses into what it’s like to work in supply chain management.

Impactful Curriculum

UW’s supply chain curriculum is designed to prepare students for high-impact careers in a variety of industries. Prepare to learn everything from strategic sourcing and logistics to quality management and enterprise resource systems. You’ll graduate with a comprehensive understanding of modern supply chains.

Accomplished Faculty

UW’s supply chain program is led by trailblazers in the field. With backgrounds spanning industry leadership, cutting-edge research and real-world consulting, our faculty bring the latest supply chain insights straight to the classroom. Our accomplished supply chain faculty include:

Abhay Grover, Ph.D.
Corey Billington, Ph.D.
Maria Jenks, M.B.A.

Clubs & Organizations

Connecting with peers and professionals is an important part of the college experience! UW has many thriving student organizations, and the supply chain program is no exception. Our clubs connect students with industry leaders, alumni and corporate partners. They also organize events including networking socials, company tours and guest speakers. Supply chain organizations include:

Supply Chain Club
Supply Chain Corporate Partner Program
Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals (CSCMP) 
Supply Chain Experience Day

Corporate Partners

Our Corporate Partners are deeply engaged in shaping the student experience—offering internships, sponsoring consulting projects, hosting site visits, and participating in classroom discussions. By partnering with us, organizations gain early access to career-ready talent, increase brand visibility on campus, and help prepare the next generation of supply chain leaders.

Advisory Board

The Supply Chain Advisory Board at the University of Wyoming plays a key role in aligning our academic programs with evolving industry needs. Board members provide strategic guidance on curriculum development, industry trends, and workforce expectations. Their insights ensure our students graduate with the skills and knowledge needed to succeed in a dynamic global marketplace.

Learning about supply chains was one of the most valuable experiences in my education. I loved diving into supply chain management, and I’ve found myself applying that knowledge time and time again because nearly every business, in some way, relies on a supply chain. The more you understand it, the more impact you can make in any industry.

- Sage Kohr, Account & Project Manager
Manufacturing Works

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