Department of Supply Chain Management
Keeping the World Moving
Determine if a degree in Supply Chain Management is right for you.
Supply Chain Management is where strategy meets real-world impact. This field combines logistics, analytics and operations to solve complex challenges in a fast-moving global economy.
Based in Memphis, a global supply chain hub, this program prepares you with in-demand, data-driven skills to design and manage smarter, faster and more resilient supply chains - opening doors to high-impact careers across every industry.
Essential Skills for a Career in Supply Chain Management
- Technology Savvy
- Decisive
- Confident
- Problem Solver
- Data-Driven
- Patient
- Assertive
- Resourceful
- Detail Oriented
- Hard Working
- Flexible
- Process-oriented

Career Opportunities in Supply Chain Management
- Logistics Director
- Operations Manager
- Distribution Director
- Warehouse Supervisor
- Facilities Manager
- Strategic Sourcing Manager
- Transportation Manager
- Global Commodities Director
- Supply Chain Manager/Analyst/Planner

Companies Hiring our Supply Chain Management Students
- Amazon
- Williams Sonoma
- International Paper
- FedEx
- Nike
- Medtronic
- C.H. Robinson
- Dunavant
- Wright Medical
- Smith + Nephew
- DHL

Supply Chain Management Degree Programs

Undergraduate SCM Programs
- BBA | Supply Chain Management
- Minor | Supply Chain Management
Graduate SCM Programs
- Professional MBA | Supply Chain Management Concentration
- Graduate Certificate | Supply Chain Management

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Frequently Asked Questions
Supply Chain Management is the strategic coordination of goods, services, information, and financial flows from suppliers to end customers. It integrates key business functions—including supply management, operations, and logistics—to enhance efficiency, reduce costs, and improve customer value.
Students gain a comprehensive understanding of end-to-end supply chain operations, including:
- Procurement and sourcing
- Operations and production management
- Transportation and logistics
- Inventory and demand planning
- Supply chain strategy and analytics
The curriculum combines business fundamentals, analytical skills, and real-world applications through projects, simulations, and internships.
Supply Chain Management graduates pursue careers across virtually every industry, including manufacturing, retail, healthcare, transportation, and technology. Common roles include:
- Supply Chain Analyst
- Logistics Manager
- Procurement Specialist
- Operations Manager
- Inventory or Demand Planner
Supply Chain Management is a high-demand, high-growth field with strong earning potential:
- Competitive starting salaries and rapid career progression
- Increasing demand driven by globalization, e-commerce, and digital transformation
- Opportunities to advance into leadership roles such as Supply Chain Director or Chief Supply Chain Officer
Graduates benefit from a strong return on investment (ROI) and long-term career stability.
Yes. Internships are available with a wide range of organizations. Students can earn up to six credit hours through internship experiences. Internships are highly encouraged as these experiences ensure students graduate with practical, job-ready skills and relevant industry exposure. Internships also lead to full-time positions for many students.
Supply Chain Management is one of the most dynamic and impactful business disciplines:
- Every organization relies on supply chains
- Career opportunities exist across all industries
- The field combines analytics, strategy, and problem-solving
- Demand for skilled professionals continues to grow globally
Graduates develop transferable skills that are highly valued in today’s data-driven, interconnected economy.
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Discover how a degree from the Fogelman College of Business and Economics and the Department of Supply Chain Management is right for you.
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