Anderson University

What you'll study

The curriculum develops broad business competence alongside supply-chain-specific skills. Students become fluent in accounting, finance, economics, human resources, marketing, statistics, information technology and law while studying topics specific to procurement, inventory control, forecasting and materials requirements. The online concentration is also intended to prepare graduates to pursue an MBA or other graduate business degrees.

Entry requirements

No previous degree is required to enroll. Transcript submission depends on transfer credit:

• If you transfer more than 24 credit hours: official transcripts from 2- and 4-year schools are required.
• If you transfer fewer than 24 credit hours: official transcripts from 2- and 4-year schools plus official high school or GED transcripts are required.

Career prospects

Graduates are prepared for operational and management roles across supply chain functions. Positions cited by the program include buyer, inventory manager/analyst, forecast analyst, materials requirements manager, supply chain management director, vice president of operations and chief operating officer. The program notes that employment and salary outcomes vary by location, industry and individual qualifications, and that internship or job placement is not guaranteed.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

Anderson University provides information on tuition, fees and scholarships through its admission and financial aid resources. Financial aid and scholarship opportunities may be available, but availability and outcomes depend on program, individual qualifications and external factors; specific awards and guarantees are not stated on the program page.