Business – Applied Supply Chains (BA)
As supply chain complexity and demand grows, private, public and nonprofit organizations are increasingly seeking trained professionals across the full supply chain ecosystem. Arizona State University’s online Bachelor of Arts in business with a concentration in applied supply chains prepares you for in-demand supply chain careers — from procurement and sourcing to logistics, analytics and global trade. In this program, you’ll develop practical skills in areas such as supplier management, purchasing strategy, transportation, sustainability and data-driven decision-making.
Quick facts
Applied supply chains courses
The curriculum for this program includes a variety of general business courses as well as specialized classes in logistics, management and global business. Core courses cover topics such as statistics, accounting and organizational leadership.
W. P. Carey is advancing a school-wide effort to integrate artificial intelligence across the undergraduate business curriculum through a Mindful AI Triad framework: business knowledge, AI fluency, and ethical judgment. Curriculum enhancements currently underway will incorporate AI tools, applied use cases, and responsible use principles. This approach is designed to ensure graduates are prepared to lead thoughtfully and effectively in an AI-driven business environment.
SCM 300: Global Supply Operations (SUST)
SCM 314: Analytics for Logistics
SCM 344: Applied Logistics Management
SCM 354: Procurement of Services
SCM 385: Business and Sustainability I (SUST)
SCM 445: Advanced Logistics Management
Applied supply chains careers you’ll be prepared for
Graduates of this program are prepared for careers across corporate, government, healthcare and nonprofit organizations. This degree prepares you for roles that bridge strategy and execution, offering pathways into leadership positions across a wide range of industries. Career paths may include: