Purdue University Northwest

What you'll study

The degree mixes general education, College of Business core requirements and management-major courses with focused supply-chain coursework. Sample courses shown by year include:

• Year one: BIA 10200 – Computer Utilization for Management; ECON 25100 – Microeconomics
• Year two: FIN 31000 – Financial Management; BIA 36000 – Production and Operations Management
• Year three: COM 39400 – Business Communication; BUSM 38000 – International Business
• Year four: BUSM 45000 – Strategic Management (Capstone); BUSM 40000 – Fourth Year Seminar in Business

Students will learn efficient sourcing, procurement, and movement of inputs and outputs, and gain exposure to supply-chain technologies and knowledge-management concepts. Faculty associated with the program include Wei He, Ph.D., management program coordinator, and Kristin Burton, DBA.

Entry requirements

The published course listing describes a four-year undergraduate pathway beginning with general education and first-year experience courses, then progressing to business core and management major courses. Specific admission criteria and prerequisites are not listed on the provided page; applicants should consult the university for official entry requirements.

Career prospects

Graduates are prepared to compete for roles across supply-chain functions. Typical job titles and employer examples cited by the program include Purchasing Manager, Logistics Analyst and Supply Chain Manager, with organizations such as Amazon, Dayton Freight and United Parcel Service (UPS) named as employers.

Scholarships & funding angle (general)

The program page encourages involvement in undergraduate research, internships and student organisations to strengthen employability. No programme-specific scholarships or funding details are provided on the source page; prospective students should contact Purdue University Northwest’s financial aid office for available scholarships and assistance.