A focused undergraduate minor that equips students with operational knowledge for roles in transportation, warehousing, materials management and physical distribution. Best suited to Business Administration majors and non-business undergraduates who want practical logistics and supply-chain skills to increase employability in domestic and international markets.
The minor requires a 15-unit core plus 6 elective units, totaling 21 units.
Students must declare the minor through BroncoDirect; it is highly recommended to declare before completing required courses. For instructions use Student Success Central's Minor Coordinators page and contact the Department Coordinator with your full name, Bronco ID, current major and chosen minor option. If you have completed courses from other departments that may satisfy minor requirements, submit a Minor Course Substitution Request Form to the TOM department only after the minor appears on your BroncoDirect.
Completers gain skills applicable to roles in transportation, warehousing, logistics, planning, materials management and physical distribution. The program notes opportunities both domestically and internationally and describes demand for logistics managers as exceeding supply, supporting strong hiring prospects in logistics-related functions.
Specific scholarships are not listed in the programme text. Prospective students should consult campus scholarship offices and departmental advising for available financial aid, scholarships, and work-study or internship funding aligned with supply chain and logistics studies.
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