Supply Chain Management
Discover the interconnected nature of the interactions between the flows of data, material, currency, people and equipment.
Why Study Supply Chain Management?
As a supply chain management major at USD, you will discover the interconnected nature of the interactions between the flows of data, material, currency, people and equipment. You will be trained with the skills to seek out the synergy of these flows to improve the supply-chain decisions, deliver value for customers and increase the profitability for the employer.
Degrees & Offerings
Supply Chain Management (B.B.A)
Bachelor’sA degree in supply chain management will prepare you to work in fields that require anticipating the change and fluctuation of supply chain flows and how those changes effect decisions, policies, supply chain configuration, plant and equipment acquisitions and deployment of employees. You will be trained with the skills to seek out the synergy of these flows to improve the supply-chain decisions, deliver value for customers and increase the profitability for the employer.
Program Details
Undergraduate
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Known for Excellence
Employers and industry advisors provide input on curriculum to meet workforce demands.
Very high demand for operational and management analysts.
Hands on research opportunities for undergraduate and graduate students.
Student Opportunities
The academic opportunities available to you extend beyond the classroom. Visit our department webpage for more information about the experiences and resources you can look forward to as a student at USD.
Departments & Facilities
Economics & Decision Sciences
Analyzing and applying data is both one of the greatest opportunities and challenges modern business professionals face, and USD's Division of Economics and Decision is there to help you embrace that challenge head on.
Faculty & Staff
Mike Allgrunn
Specialty
Chad Birger
David Carr Ph.D.
Bart Hanus
Tom Martin
Reed Muehler
Dan Tracy
Sebastian Wai
Mandie Weinandt
Gain Real-World Experience
Network and Navigate Your Dream Career
Beacom School of Business invites the business community to stay current on business issues through guest speakers, events and networking opportunities that occur throughout the year. We also invite interest from the business, government and not-for-profit community regarding potential partnerships that offer mutual benefits such as:
- Presentations, panels and discussions
- Student connections, internships and recruiting opportunities
- Engagement with faculty to share expertise and expand research
- Support for scholarships and other business school initiatives
Tuition & Costs
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SD Residents, SD Advantage* & Child of Alumni
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MN Residents
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Out-of-State
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Tuition (30 cr.)
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7773
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9131.1
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11283
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Fees (30 cr.)
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1659
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1659
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1659
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Books (estimate)
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1200
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1200
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1200
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Housing
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4658
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4658
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4658
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Food Service
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3998
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3998
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3998
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Total
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* SD Advantage: The in-state rate is available to new undergraduate students who are residents of South Dakota, Colorado, Illinois (starting Summer 2023), Iowa, Montana, Nebraska, North Dakota, Wisconsin (starting Summer 2023), Wyoming and children of alumni of USD.
More About Tuition & Costs
This is an estimated annual cost. Other factors may change the cost of tuition.
Undergraduate Tuition & Costs
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Financial Aid
Navigating options for how to pay for college can be challenging, but you are not alone. The Office of Financial Aid will work with you and your family to explore how you can make your college education even more affordable.
Scholarships
USD awards nearly $9.5 million in scholarships each year. View our scholarships to see which ones you may qualify for and how you can apply.
