Get Your BS in Supply Chain Management and Analytics at UT Dallas
Learn the essential analytical skills and decision-making strategies to become an expert supply chain management professional and stand out as a superior job candidate in one of America’s hottest business fields.
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Become the Strongest Link in Business
Graduates with a Bachelor of Science in Supply Chain Management and Analytics enter a booming industry as competitive problem-solvers.
As a Supply Chain Management major at UT Dallas, you can acquire the relevant skills, knowledge and experience to tackle complex business challenges. Through our Supply Chain Management and Analytics coursework, you will gain insight into diverse areas in the supply chain industry such as:
- Global logistics and inventory management
- Purchasing and contract management
- Integrated supply chain management
- Operations management
- Lean and Six Sigma processes
- Project management
- Supply chain management information systems
- Spreadsheet modeling
- Supply chain strategy
Why Choose Supply Chain Management and Analytics at UT Dallas?
High Demand
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics forecasts that Supply Chain related careers will grow by 30% between 2020 and 2030, with a median salary of $77,030 annually.
Build a Foundation for Growth
At the Jindal School, you receive an education based on the core principles of supply chain management:
- Purchasing and procurement
- Production and operations
- Distribution and logistics
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Top Undergraduate Supply Chain Management and Analytics Program
The Bachelor’s in Supply Chain Management and Analytics is ranked in the top 25 program as outlined by the 2022 U.S. Gartner review.
no.14
(tied) for Production/Operations Management in the U.S. News & World Report undergraduate business program rankings (2024)
Monica Brussolo, PhD
Director, Bachelor’s in Supply Chain Management and Analytics Program
We are thrilled to invite you to our nationally ranked Bachelor of Science in Supply Chain Management and Analytics (BS in SCM) program at UT Dallas. Our high-quality curriculum is expertly designed with the input of our Industry Advisory Board and other business leaders to ensure students obtain the most relevant and up-to-date education possible.
The BS in SCM program is filled with passionate and supportive faculty members who bring extensive industry experience to the classroom. We take pride in assisting students with internship and job opportunities, ensuring that you have the necessary tools to become a successful supply chain management professional.
If you have any questions about our program, please contact me. I would be delighted to tell you more.
Build an Exceptional Supply Chain Résumé
The Jindal School graduation requirements include an internship and 100 hours of community service, enabling you to make a successful transition from student to supply chain management professional.
Practice relevant skills and add work experience to your résumé, all while learning current industry needs and trends. Your time in an internship and in community service will help you identify your interests and talents in the supply chain industry and will enable you to stand out as a socially responsible and knowledgeable job candidate.
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Earn a Valuable STEM-Designated Degree
Our UT Dallas Supply Chain Management program is STEM-designated, which makes it a more attractive degree to employers.
In 2001, the National Science Foundation introduced STEM — an acronym for Science, Technology, Engineering and Math. A STEM-designated program provides you with better job prospects and prepares you to pursue any postgraduate degree.
Employers know that STEM programs teach the analytical skills essential for business success and the designation makes our graduates more valuable to future employers.
Get to know the BS in SCM curriculumWhy choose a STEM program?
More Scholarships
The STEM label increases the opportunities for scholarships. If you pursue STEM concentrations in high school you can continue that path in the BS in SCM program.
Lead in Industry Trends
A STEM profile of a supply chain management professional is very attractive as automation becomes the industry trend. The distinction denotes a highly qualified individual ready to lead the industry in these changes.
Option to Fast-Track to a Master’s
Students have the option to fast-track into the Master’s in Supply Chain Management and Analytics program or the Master’s in Management Science program. This allows them to waive the GMAT/GRE and have up to 12 credit hours count toward both undergraduate and graduate degrees.
Get a Degree that Enables You to Work in Any Industry
Supply chain management professionals exist in a multitude of different industries. Work anywhere your passion lies.
The demand for supply chain management professionals is growing. Employers happily welcome our trained and professional graduates. Our knowledgeable, qualified faculty and staff have incredible skills to help you find a path to follow. Any industry welcomes supply chain expertise in a variety of roles. Having all these options enables you to find the right opportunities that align with your values.
Learn about your supply chain career options and the jobs you can landStudent Experiences
Growing Up Overseas and Feeling at Home at UT Dallas
I chose to study supply chain management because it is a field that has a lot of potential for growth. In the past few years, a lot of companies have come to realize just how essential the supply chain is to their overall business landscape.
Education Beyond the Classroom
Take advantage of enrichment opportunities on campus to help you succeed.
In our BS in Supply Chain Management and Analytics program, we offer many opportunities to learn outside of class, including:
- Company site visits
- Industry guest speakers
- Actual business projects embedded in coursework
- Faculty mentoring
- Professional student organizations events with industry guests
- Résumé-building sessions
- Opportunities to work with outstanding faculty
Class Profile – BS in Supply Chain Management, Spring 2024
219
Students Enrolled
3.29
Average GPA
22
Average Age
in years
Student Ethnicity
5% African American
5% Other (Includes Unknown and Two or More)
12% Hispanic
22% White
56% Asian
$76,500
Average Starting Salary
Enrollment Status
85% Full-Time
15% Part-Time
Student Testimonials
Laura Sacristan, Class of 2020
Value Chain Intern, Kronos Worldwide Inc.
I chose Supply Chain Management to enhance my analytical and critical thinking skills. I wanted to challenge myself while enjoying how to learn to optimize anything and everything. I am beyond humbled for the experience offered here at UTD!
Bachelor’s in Supply Chain Management Blogs and News
Student Spotlight: Zachary Tidwell
Zachary Tidwell is currently pursuing his Bachelor of Science in Supply Chain Management at the Naveen Jindal School of Management
Jindal School Supply Chain Undergraduate Program Cracks Top 10
Students presented this past April at the first Undergraduate Supply Chain Competition at UTD which Monica Brussolo organized and Jindal School faculty members judged. A new ranking shows that the bachelor’s degree program in Supply Chain Management at the Naveen Jindal School of Management is one of the top undergraduate programs in North America. Gartner’s […]
JSOM Researchers Win Best Paper Award for Lifesaving Sepsis-Alert System
A study focused on early detection and better care of sepsis using a data-driven, personalized alert system that also considers caregiver behavior has earned a trio of Jindal School researchers a best paper award.
Jindal School Inaugurates Undergraduate Deans Conference
The Jindal School recently held a new conference convening assistant and associate deans of undergraduate business school programs. More than 80 universities were represented, and the deans discussed ways to improve programs and student experiences.
Sales Students Score Top Wins at Annual Competition
The 2020 International Collegiate Sales Competition won the case-management contest and placed second in the World Cup of Sales.
Senior Wins National Contest Showcasing U.N. Sustainable Development Goals
A Jindal School senior won a national essay contest by focusing on the United Nations Sustainable Development Goal that targets natural resources, waste reduction and recycling and tying that goal to remanufacturing standards.
Welcome Back: Be Sure to Raise Your (Virtual) Hand
Welcome to fall semester, Jindal School students. You have many options to learn and many opportunities to shine. Whether in class in person or attending online, Senior Associate Dean Monica Powell encourages your participation.
My Journey From Boots to Business
I’ve always known I wanted to be a part of something bigger; I have regularly strived to make an impact and grow in every situation. That is why the world of business has fascinated me from an early age.
Main Obstacles and Rewards for Supply Chain Management Professionals
The most common obstacles that I have seen in the operations area, especially for young employees coming into the job, are working in a solo environment, lacking a holistic view of the enterprise and not establishing communication.
What I Learned When I Switched Majors to Supply Chain Management
Switching majors to supply chain management was not an easy decision to make but I felt attracted to all the possibilities I could have as a professional. Every business connects to a supply chain that connects to many parts of the business as well.
Business Leadership Group Phi Beta Lambda Pivots — and Prevails — at State
The Texas division of Phi Beta Lambda had to find a way to do its annual state conference virtually this year. Despite the difficulties involved, UT Dallas competitors showed their Comet spirit and scored more than 20 top finishes.
Jindal School Professor Does His Part to Flatten the Curve With His 3D Printer
A Jindal School professor has taken his 3D printer from hobby gizmo to COVID-19 combatant. In stepped-up efforts, he has moved from turning out trinkets to making headbands for face shields that essential workers wear.
New Online Supply Chain Management Graduate Program Is Open for Applicants
The MS in Supply Chain Management is accepting applications now for a fully online program format that will begin this fall. Supply chain jobs are increasing, and those requiring a master’s degree are expected to grow by more than 13% by 2028.
The Goods Market Conundrum and the Supply Chain Crisis Explained
From the consumer’s point of view, one of the biggest mysteries in the pandemic crisis is: What happened to the toilet paper? As I think about it, the toilet paper shortage initially appeared an odd case, but it gave us a glimpse of what was to come.
Jindal School Profs: Supply Chains at Work to Calm Panicked Shoppers
Operations management faculty members in the Jindal School see the supply chain at work to correct demand and distribution upsets and overcome consumer fears triggered by COVID-19.
A Message from Jindal School Dean Hasan Pirkul
Jindal School Dean Hasan Pirkul reaches out to students, faculty, staff, alumni and supporters with an update on the state of the school as classes resume following spring break and during the coronavirus outbreak.
What is Supply Chain Management? The Supply Chain Coffee Shop
When I’m meeting someone for the first time, I’m proud to announce my major as supply chain management — or SCM. Seven times out of 10, I’ll be saying a string of words they’ve never heard before. The answer is very simple: I can do nearly anything.
Jindal School Assistant Dean Awarded Congressional Veteran Commendation
The head of the Jindal School’s Career Management Center has been recognized for his service in the military and as a veteran. Assistant Dean Tom Kim earned a commendation from the Texas 26th Congressional District, where he grew up and now resides.
Jindal School Professor Honored as DSI Fellow
Jindal School Professor Kathryn E. Stecke was recently elected a fellow of the Decision Sciences Institute. It was the third fellow designation Stecke has earned for her research and professional contributions to her field.
2019 Scholarship Breakfast: Former Dallas Mayor Emphasizes Need for Education
Former Dallas Mayor Mike Rawlings tied education to economic viability in a keynote conversation at the Jindal School’s major annual fundraiser, the Scholarship Breakfast. The event raised enough to provide scholarships for more than 40 students.
JSOM Internship Expo Creates Opportunities for Students and Employers
The Jindal School’s Undergraduate Internship Expo brought together 1,500 students and recruiters from more than 50 companies. The expo helped students practice networking skills, and it helped employers find students to fill internships.
Seven Dallas ISD Students Commit to UT Dallas as Jindal Young Scholars
The Jindal Young Scholars Program, an outreach initiative that helps Dallas Independent School District students prepare for college, welcomed it second cohort recently. Seven DISD students signed letters of intent to enroll at UT Dallas this fall.
STEM Symposium Introduces Middle School Girls to Emerging Technologies
The third annual G.I.R.L.S. Stem Symposium at the Jindal School gave middle school girls hands-on opportunities in data analytics, programming, supply chain quality control and logistics. The event introduced participants to information technology.
Team of JSOM Seniors Places Third in Global Social Business Competition
Two UT Dallas teams were the only U.S. competitors to advance to the finals of Creative Shock, an international social business case competition. One team, made up of four Jindal School seniors, placed third in the contest.
Supply Chain Programs at Jindal School Rank Well in Latest Gartner Analysis
JSOM’s MS in Supply Chain Management program advanced from No. 10 to No. 9 in Gartner Inc.’s list of the Top 25 North American Graduate Supply Chain Programs. The program has moved up steadily since making the list at No. 16 in 2014.
Shivam Patel’s Internship with Toyota
In this interview, Shivam shares his newfound passion for his industry and tells why other students should seek this same passion through their internships.
Sometimes You Lead and Sometimes You Follow
What makes a great leader? Supply Chain Management graduate student, Ray Yewle, discusses this topic in an interview with Mike Wheeler.
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