TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY · UNITED STATES
Supply Chain Management - BBA
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The Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) in Supply Chain Management (SCMT) program at Texas A&M University prepares students for dynamic careers in designing and managing the flow of products and services. This major focuses on the efficient integration of suppliers, manufacturing facilities, warehouses, and retail operations. Supply chain activities are crucial for adding value to customers and are highly valued by businesses. The SCMT program aims to develop graduates with strong analytical and problem-solving abilities, along with the capacity to collaborate effectively in team environments. Graduates will possess the essential business, technical, and leadership skills required to navigate the complexities of the global marketplace.
Curriculum
The Supply Chain Management BBA program requires a total of 120 credit hours, typically completed over four years. The curriculum is structured into lower-level business foundation courses and upper-level major-specific courses.
- First Year
- Freshman Business InitiativeBUSN 101
- Mathematics for Business and Social SciencesMATH 140
- American History
- Life and Physical Sciences
- Communication
- Principles of EconomicsECON 202
- Business CalculusMATH 142
- American History
- Life and Physical Sciences
- Social and Behavioral Sciences
- Second Year
- Introductory AccountingACCT 229
- Principles of EconomicsECON 203
- Fundamentals of Information SystemsISTM 210
- American National GovernmentPOLS 206
- Communication
- Introductory AccountingACCT 230
- Statistical Methods for BusinessBUSN 203
- Creative Arts
- Language, Philosophy and Culture
- Life and Physical Sciences
- Third Year
- Business FinanceFINC 341
- Managing People in OrganizationsMGMT 363
- MarketingMKTG 321
- State and Local GovernmentPOLS 207
- Operations ManagementSCMT 364
- Legal and Social Environment of BusinessMGMT 311
- Supply Chain Management Professional DevelopmentSCMT 281
- Data Analytics with OptimizationSCMT 336
- Operations Planning and ControlSCMT 361
- Directed elective
- International elective
- Fourth Year
- Purchasing Practices or Sourcing and ProcurementSCMT 334 or SCMT 335
- Supply Chain Management SeminarSCMT 481
- Managing Logistics and Supply Chain Operations or Lean Business Systems or Transportation Management SystemsSCMT 340 or SCMT 380 or SCMT 469
- Directed elective
- General elective
- Strategic ManagementMGMT 466
- Supply Chain Security or Blockchain and AI Business Transformation or Cybersecurity Management or Information Technology for Supply Chain Management or Enterprise Resource PlanningSCMT 375 or SCMT 390 or SCMT 455/ISTM 455 or SCMT 465 or SCMT 468
- Forecasting and the Statistical Foundation of Business Analytics or Business Process Design or Applied Predictive Analytics or Business Intelligence and Data MiningSCMT 305 or SCMT 345 or ISTM 360 or ISTM 450
- International elective
- General elective
Careers
Graduates of the Supply Chain Management program are prepared for a wide range of roles in diverse industries. The curriculum equips students with analytical, technical, and leadership skills essential for success in the evolving global business environment.
- Supply Chain Analyst
- Logistics Manager
- Procurement Specialist
- Operations Manager
- Demand Planner
- Inventory Manager
- Transportation Coordinator
- Supply Chain Consultant
Entry requirements
General University RequirementsSuccessful completion of 60 credit hours of lower-level coursework, including specific foundational business courses. Specific course equivalencies may be accepted (e.g., alternative math courses).
Upper-Level EntryAdmission to the Supply Chain Management major requires satisfactory completion of specific prerequisite coursework. Applicants should refer to the official university catalog for detailed requirements and application procedures.
International students may need to meet additional admission criteria. It is recommended to consult the university's international admissions office for specific requirements.
Fees
Tuition (international)Please consult the university's official tuition and fee schedule for the most current international student tuition rates. Rates can vary based on program and number of credit hours.
Tuition (home)Please consult the university's official tuition and fee schedule for the most current resident tuition rates. Rates can vary based on program and number of credit hours.
LivingEstimated living costs are not provided on the program page. Prospective students should consult the university's housing and student affairs sections for estimated living expenses in College Station, Texas.
Tuition and fees are subject to change. International students should verify all costs with the university's financial aid or international student services office.
How to apply
1. Apply for General University AdmissionProspective students must first apply for admission to Texas A&M University. International students should complete the international application process through the university's admissions portal.
2. Complete Lower-Level Business Foundation CoursesUpon admission to the university, students enroll in the required lower-level business curriculum (BUAD), which typically spans the first two years of study. This includes foundational courses in mathematics, economics, accounting, information systems, and communication.
3. Apply for Upper-Level Major AdmissionAfter successfully completing the required lower-level coursework and meeting specific GPA and prerequisite course requirements, students must apply for admission to the upper-level Supply Chain Management major. The application process and deadlines are managed by the Department of Information and Operations Management.
4. Provide Required DocumentsInternational applicants will need to submit official transcripts, proof of English proficiency (e.g., IELTS, TOEFL scores), financial documentation, and any other documents required by the university's international admissions office.
Accreditation
The BBA program is offered by the Mays Business School at Texas A&M University, which is accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) International.