Supply Chain Management

Note: The Supply Chain Management Concentration will no longer be offered for newly enrolled SOM students starting in Fall 2024. Students enrolled prior to Fall 2024 may fulfill the concentration requirements. 

Supply Chain Management (SCM) is the cross-functional oversight of materials, information and finances as they move in a process from supplier to manufacturer to wholesaler to retailer to consumer. The students in this concentration are not only well-prepared for classical demand planning, production planning, inventory management and procurement of purchasing management, but also trained to identify and solve cross-functional problems together with the departments of marketing, finance, information technology and human resources.

Concentration Requirements

As of Fall 2024, in addition to the standard curriculum for the BSBA degree, students wishing to fulfill a concentration in SCM are required to complete a total of four courses (specified below). At graduation you must have a combined GPA of 2.7 or higher in your SCM concentration courses to be awarded the SCM concentration. Only courses taken at Binghamton University or as part of a study abroad program will count towards a concentration GPA.

Coursework

The schedule of course offerings is available in the official Binghamton University Schedule of Classes on BU Brain.

Descriptions of courses are listed in the Binghamton University Academic Guide and course descriptions for the upcoming semester are available on BU Brain.

Contact Undergraduate Academic Advising for the most updated list of core courses and electives, as well as required pre-requisites.

Required Courses

Complete all of the following:

OPM 311 is a prerequisite for all SCM courses.

Electives

Select one of the following:

Students also have the option to take SCM 480: Special Topics in SCM courses