Business Management & Administration
Supply Chain Management Associate Degree
Associate Degree
Supply chain management includes a broad range of occupational titles. Those listed below are commonly found in industry, but specific titles will vary according to each individual employer. With additional education and/or work experience, Supply Chain Management program graduates may have additional opportunities in managerial roles such as plant manager, operations manager, production manager, warehouse manager, purchasing manager, inventory manager, distribution manager, transportation manager, logistics manager, and supply chain manager, among others.
What you'll learn
- Supply chain management includes a broad range of occupational titles
- Those listed below are commonly found in industry, but specific titles will vary according to each individual employer
- Credit for prior learning gives you opportunities to earn credit for college-level knowledge that you have already acquired
- Credit for Prior Learning affords you the opportunity to accelerate the completion of your educational goals
Where it leads
This program is part of a documented Southwest Tech pathway. Credits stack toward the next credential.
- Technical Diploma Supply Chain Assistant
- Associate Degree Supply Chain Management Associate Degree
Cost and next steps
Tuition depends on your course load; Paying for college covers current tuition, aid, and scholarships. When you're ready: apply, meet with an advisor, and register.
From the College's published program catalog. Reviewed July 2026.