The Project and Supply Chain Management major can lead to a number of different career paths. The B.S. in Project and Supply Chain Management is one of only a handful of undergraduate degree programs in this field. Graduates are uniquely prepared to work in project-intensive industries such as construction, insurance, information services and information technology, manufacturing, utilities, pharmaceuticals, third-party logistics, and goods and services distribution operations.
Southcentral Pennsylvania has a strong industrial base and is home to numerous distribution centers and related businesses that ship goods and materials across the country via the interstate highways. This degree was designed to be of value locally and to meet the needs of employers in the region and beyond this area.
Project Management
- Project manager
- Project scheduler
- Program coordinator
- Sales
- Account management
- Estimator
- Business analyst
- Quality assurance
- Demand planner
Supply Chain Management
- Planning and Forecasting
- Purchasing
- Supplier Sourcing
- Operations Management
- Materials Management
- Inventory Management
- Vendor Inventory Management
- Warehouse Operations
- Distribution
- Systems Management
- Rate Analysis
- Performance Analysis
- Customer Service
- Global Supply Chain Management
Transportation/Carrier Management
- Rate Analysis
- Pricing
- Sales
- Marketing
- Customer Service
- Account Management
- Systems Management
- Transportation Management
- Traffic Management
- Dispatching
- Fleet Management
Third Party Logistics
- Analysis
- Demand Forecasting
- Sales
- Customer Service
- Account Management
- Systems Management
- Warehouse Operations
- Inventory Management
- Dispatching
- Transportation Management
- Freight Management
Program Coordinator
Dr. Ali Kara
Professor of Business Administration
Discipline Coordinator, Business and Economics, University College
Room 206, M.S. Grumbacher Information Sciences and Technology Center
[email protected]
717-771-4189