Businesses around the globe rely on the science of moving materials from place to
place — transporting products from manufacturing facilities to distributors to store
shelves. By studying logistics, you can help coordinate the flow of complex supply
chains, ensuring that goods reach individuals and service providers in a timely, reliable
fashion.
A degree or certificate in supply chain and logistics from SCC can open the door to
a wide range of career opportunities in a critical, global industry.
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Potential Careers
Supply Chain Technician
Supply Chain Manager
Buyer
Planner
Logistics Manager
Operations Manager
Materials Manager
Distribution Technician
Procurement Manager
Industry Salaries
Median pay for salaries in this field:
Logisticians: $77,520
Industrial Engineering Technologists and Technicians: $61,210
Quality Control Specialists: $43,900
Cost Estimators: $71,200
Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics
At SCC, you’ll learn the ins and outs of supply chain dynamics and logistics through
hands-on experience with distribution and supply, purchasing, handling, warehousing,
inventory controls, and transportation.
SCC's program emphasizes key principles of safety, quality control, and operational
management. You’ll also have access to elective courses in green production, computer-aided
drafting (CAD), and other specialized classes. Students in the associate degree program
will be additionally prepared with general education classes in communication, humanities,
social sciences, mathematics, and science, enabling a smooth transition to a bachelor’s
program and beyond.
Now is a great time to enter the supply chain & logistics industry, too. According
to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, employment of logisticians is projected to
grow 18% percent between now and 2032—much faster than average.
Students will:
- Learn how to work safely in the field of supply chain & logistics.
- Be prepared for a nationally portable certification in the supply chain & logistics
industry.
- Learn in-demand skills needed for long-term employment in supply chain and logistics.
