Supply Chain Management

About the Program

Do you have an interest in helping businesses plan, control and execute their product distribution in the most streamlined and cost-efficient way possible? If so, the Bachelor of Business Administration with a concentration in Supply Chain Management (BBA in Supply Chain Management) from the University of Houston-Victoria might be the perfect fit for you.

Program Profile

Easy Transfer of Credits From Other Colleges and Universities

Flexible Evening Face-to-Face & Online Courses

Professors with Real-World Experience in Their Teaching Areas

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Why the UHV’s Undergraduate Supply Chain Management Program?

The BBA in Supply Chain Management program at UHV provides students with all the information they need to help businesses run smoothly and efficiently deliver products throughout the world. You will gain extensive knowledge about sourcing raw materials from vendors across multiple countries, coordinating manufacturing and assembly, warehousing, and inventory control, and managing multiple distribution channels and methods. Through the BBA in Supply Chain Management program, you will learn how to help businesses grow and succeed long-term.

A BBA in Supply Chain Management provides many opportunities for real-world applied learning. Our students not only graduate with theoretical models, they also receive practical knowledge and the experience needed to succeed in this in-demand field.

First Step to Your Undergraduate Supply Chain Management Program

At UHV, a BBA in Supply Chain Management requires the completion of 120 credit hours, which includes courses such as Global Supply Chain Management, Global Logistics Management, and more.

The majority of required classes for this concentration are offered online, so it’s a great option for busy students who don’t have time to commute to and from school every day. A few classes do need to be taken in-person. To make things as accommodating as possible for our students, though, these courses are available in Victoria and Katy .

Completing a BBA in Marketing is also your first step toward earning a required classes for this concentration. If you wish to further your education, an MBA will provide advanced knowledge and expertise to give you a competitive advantage in the supply chain management industry.