Supply Chain and Logistics Management

Online Bachelor's Degree

Next Start Dates
July 07, 2025
August 13, 2025

18 months finish in as few as1

23 courses to complete the Supply Chain Bachelor’s program

90 credit hours required for graduation

Online Supply Chain and Logistics Management Bachelor’s Degree

As a student in our Supply Chain and Logistics Management online Bachelor’s, you’ll develop the practical skills and essential knowledge you need to help maintain processes and methodologies valued by employers. Our program is aligned with national industry standards, including Six Sigma® and TQM, so you can be confident in your abilities and stand out as a supply chain and logistics management professional. Online Empowered Learning® courses allow you to learn by doing and manage your pace. This online Bachelor's degree-completion program is available with $149 self-directed assessments, which let you prove that you already have the knowledge for a particular course and don't need to take it.

Plus, our accelerated Master’s pathway gives you the opportunity to take one MBA course as part of your Bachelor of Science in Supply Chain Management. Get a head start on your Master’s at no extra tuition cost. You’ll develop knowledge and skills without committing to grad school right now. And if you decide to complete your MBA, you can save up to $1,097 and be ready to enter the workforce with a higher level of education and the confidence that goes with it.2

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  • Self-Directed Assessments & Empowered Learning®

    This Bachelor's Completer degree is available with $149 self-directed assessments, which allow you to show that you already have the skills in a particular course and don’t need to take it. Save time and money with self-directed assessments and other Knowledge Credit® options.

    The supply chain management Bachelor's degree is also available with Empowered Learning®, which means you can:

    • Access courses anytime, from almost anywhere
    • Go faster when you can, and slower when you need to
    • Create real-world projects that prove your new knowledge
    • Stay connected with faculty and peers in live sessions

    For additional information, visit our Empowered Learning® page.

  • Pursue the APICS CSCP exam

    Completing your online supply chain management program academically prepares you for the APICS CSCP exam. Highly valued by employers, CSCP is the most widely recognized educational program for operations, local and global logistics management and supply chain management professionals around the globe.

  • Aligned with National Industry Standards

    Our online courses in Supply Chain and Logistics Management are aligned with national industry standards, including Six Sigma® and TQM, meaning you can be confident in your abilities as a certified supply chain professional.

  • Institutional Accreditation

    Rasmussen University is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission (hlcommission.org), an institutional accreditation agency recognized by the U.S. Department of Education.

What Types of Supply Chain and Logistics Management Classes Will I Take?

Rasmussen’s online degree program offers supply chain management courses and business courses taught and designed by industry professionals. Each course will help students develop problem solving skills and gain technical knowledge so they can pursue success as supply chain and logistics professionals in a business environment. Here are some example courses that you would take as you complete your online supply chain management program:

  • Procurement and Supplier Relations

    TRA 4017 / Online / 4 Credits

    Examines a wide range of purchasing techniques across a broad spectrum of industries. Offers insights into tactical and strategic decisions routinely found in today's business environment. Demonstrates how to effectively source, solicit bids, negotiate and select suppliers based on real-world scenarios in supply chain and local and global logistics management.

  • Supply Chain Risk and Compliance

    TRA 4153 / Online / 4 Credits

    Reviews regulatory compliance mandates around the world for supply chain management (SCM) and local and global logistics entities. Teaches ways to analyze data in order to assess the scope, impact and risks associated with regulation requirements on supply chain, including managing logistics, trade compliance and environmental and safety compliance.

  • Transportation and Distribution Management

    TRA 4238 / Online / 4 Credits

    Covers essentials of transportation operations and distribution management within local and global supply chain management (SCM). Builds key skills related to selecting the optimal mode of transportation while considering the impact to customers and overall supply chain.

What Skills Will I Gain?

Apply Business Functions

Develop and apply lean end-to-end processes and tools to deliver goods and services that create value, enhance efficiency and satisfy customers within the supply chain.

Efficiency Through Technology

Apply business analytics and supply chain information technologies, processes and data analysis in order to implement best practices, inform procurement decision making and build relationships.

Career Confidence

Obtain the skills and experience you need to feel confident in your supply chain management career. Earning a Bachelor's degree provides you with the education requirements for the APICS CSCP exam, an industry-respected certification.

Real-World Experience

Demonstrate your readiness to hit the ground running through hands-on experiences and prepare for a variety of roles in local and global supply chain management, operations planning and logistics.

Your Future is Full of Possibilities in Supply Chain and Logistics Management

Through career-focused curriculum and practical, hands-on opportunities in your online degree courses, you can prepare for a successful career across a wide range of businesses. Our Supply Chain and Logistics Management Bachelor’s degree-completion program is designed to help you gain job-ready skills that employers seek.
  • Bachelor’s in Supply Chain and Logistics Management

    Industry certifications:

    Completing a Supply Chain and Logistics Management degree, along with two years of experience, prepares you for the APICS CSCP exam. Highly valued by employers, CSCP is the most widely recognized educational program for operations and supply chain management professionals around the globe.

    Finish in as few as:

    18 months1


    Learning includes:

    • Online
    • Campus Support and Resources
    • Empowered Learning®

    Career opportunities:

    • Logistician
    • Logistics manager
    • Logistics analyst
    • Logistics engineer
    • Supply chain analyst
    • Supply chain manager
    • Operations manager

    Pursue potential job growth:

    According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), the projected job growth potential between 2023 and 2033 for Logisticians is 19%.3 A Bachelor’s degree in Supply Chain and Logistics Management from Rasmussen University can help set you up for career success in this growing field.

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Affordable Education

Tuition & Savings

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With six start dates a year, 11-week terms and a total of 23 courses, students who enroll can finish in as few as 18 months.1

$307 full-time tuition per credit
x 90 total credits
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$27,630 total tuition
+ $5,175 total fees
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$32,805 estimated full-time total tuition and fees

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Looking beyond a Bachelor’s? Our accelerated Master’s pathway gives you the opportunity to take one MBA course as part of your Bachelor’s program. Plus, there are no GRE/GMAT requirements and no application fees. And, up to 20% of our MBA degree program can be completed with credits transferred from your Bachelor’s, which could potentially save you time and money.

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Enrollment

What Should I Know Before I Enroll?

Entrance Requirements

To be considered for admission, students must hold a conferred Associate’s degree from an accredited institution as recognized by the Department of Education, or students must have successfully completed 60 quarter or 40 semester credits with a grade of C or higher. No background check is required for this program, but pre-employment screenings, like background checks, may be required for future job opportunities.5

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Transfer Student

We believe in giving credit where it’s due. You can get an estimate of your transfer credits without an official transcript in one business day (on average). Talk to an admissions representative today, or explore our Transfer Policy page for our seamless credit policies designed to maximize credits, potentially save money and expedite graduation.

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Class Locations

Where Can I Find a Supply Chain and Logistics Management Program Near Me?

At Rasmussen University, we want our courses to be available on your schedule, not the other way around. Select programs are available for enrollment through a specific campus and nationally online, but students complete the courses online and are able to utilize online and on-campus support and resources. See below to find out where you can find a Supply Chain Management online program near you.

  • Online
  • Florida
  • Illinois*
  • Kansas
  • Minnesota
  • North Dakota
  • Wisconsin

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What can I do with a Bachelor's in Supply Chain and Logistics Management?

    This Bachelor's degree is typically the minimum requirement for a broad range of roles dealing with local and global supply chains, logistics managing, logistics engineering, supply chain analytics, operations management, supply chain oversight and more.

    With Rasmussen's online Supply Chain and Logistics Management degree, you'll gain the foundational knowledge and critical thinking and strategic planning skills related to your field that employers look for. The degree program prepares students to become a logistician, logistics manager, logistics analyst, logistics engineer, supply chain analyst, supply chain manager or operations manager.

  • Do I need a prerequisite degree to pursue a Bachelor's in Supply Chain and Logistics Management?

    This is a bachelor-completer program. To be considered for admission, applicants must provide transcripts from an accredited institution of higher learning as recognized by the U.S. Department of Education or the Council for Higher Education Accreditation (CHEA) that demonstrates one of the following:

    a. A conferred Associate’s or Bachelor’s degree or
    b. Completion of at least 60 quarter credits or 40 semester credits of college-level coursework with a grade of C or higher in each course.

    Students who transfer a conferred Associate’s or Bachelor’s degree will receive a block transfer of 90 lower-level quarter credits. In addition, the students will have their transcripts evaluated on a course-by-course basis to determine whether any upper-level credits will also apply to their program. Eligible transfer credits will be applied to their program at the appropriate level.

    Students who have fewer than 90 transferable lower-level quarter credits will be required to take additional lower-level coursework. The additional coursework will be determined by Rasmussen University based upon a predetermined elective pool appropriate for the program of enrollment.

  • How long does it take to complete the Bachelor's degree in Supply Chain and Logistics Management program and how many credits do I need?

    Students can complete our Bachelor’s of Supply Chain Management program in as few as 18 months.1 You will need 90 credit hours to graduate.

  • Can I pursue my Master’s of Business Administration (MBA) after earning my supply chain degree?

    Not only can you pursue your MBA after your Bachelor's program, but with Rasmussen's accelerated Master's pathway, supply chain management graduates you can get a head start on the Master's program by taking one MBA course during Bachelor's of business programs.

    Earning your MBA after your Bachelor's program can help you gain an edge to help make yourself more marketable with skills related to advanced career paths. You'll gain a broad understanding of the digital economy, strategic business concepts and optimized leadership to become an even more well-rounded professional with extended opportunities for job growth.

  • Can I transfer credits toward my Bachelor’s?

    You can get an estimate of your transfer credits without an official transcript in one business day (on average). Talk to an admissions advisor today or explore our Transfer Policy page.

  • What are transferable skills?

    Transferable skills, or soft skills, are a set of essential abilities that transcend program or credential and position you for success as you develop and build your career. These skills support your career goals by helping your professional development in key areas like decision making, teamwork, communication, information literacy and more.

    All on-campus and online programs at Rasmussen are built around these transferable skills which is just one more thing that will help you open the door to more career opportunities.

  • What is Empowered Learning®?

    Empowered Learning® at Rasmussen University puts you in the driver’s seat for your online Bachelor’s, Master’s and Doctoral courses. Nearly 80% of these programs are fully designed with Empowered Learning. That means you use your professional and life experience to demonstrate some skills faster, and slow down to work with new material. Empowered Learning prepares you for the future by ensuring you master each skill needed to flourish in the workplace.

  • What type of support does Rasmussen offer to students?

    Know that when you commit to Rasmussen University, we commit to your on-campus or online education. We work to support you every step of the way, even after graduation.

    We offer support services to all on-campus and online students such as:

    • Award-winning library and learning services
    • Tutoring
    • Career services
    • An admissions advisor to help you at every step—from enrolling to financial aid
    • Plus more!

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