Program Introduction The Logistics & Supply Chain Management program at CUW’s School of Business & Management aims to cultivate global supply chain leaders and innovators through a blend of supply chain strategy, logistics technology, and sustainability management. Emphasizing supply chain digitization, global logistics network design, and carbon footprint management, the curriculum equips students with foundational supply chain skills and innovative problem-solving capabilities. Practical platforms such as industry partnerships, real-case studies, and supply chain simulation competitions further empower students to become professionals with both technical expertise and strategic vision. Explore Our Programs 1. Undergraduate Program (BLSCM) Duration: 4-year full-time Core Courses: Supply Chain Fundamentals & Strategic Design Logistics Systems & Transportation Management Procurement & Supplier Relationship Management Supply Chain Data Analytics & Visualization Sustainable Supply Chains & Carbon Management Features: Practice-Oriented: Design logistics networks for Amazon, Walmart, and other firms through “Corporate Supply Chain Optimization Projects.” Tech Integration: Mandatory supply chain modeling courses using AnyLogic, Tableau, and other tools. Simulation Labs: Access global supply chain simulation platforms to practice inventory management and risk mitigation. 2. Master’s Programs MBA (Logistics & Supply Chain Management Concentration) Duration: 1-2 years (full-time/part-time) Tracks: Global Supply Chain Strategy, Supply Chain Digital Transformation, Sustainable Logistics, Supply Chain Risk Management Highlights: Global Case Competitions: Jointly organized with MIT and Northwestern’s Kellogg School of Management. Industry Mentorship: Pairing with executives from Maersk, DHL, and other top firms. MS in Supply Chain Management (STEM) Duration: 12 months Skills: Supply chain network design, demand forecasting, blockchain applications, carbon accounting Partners: Amazon Global Logistics, Tesla Supply Chain, McKinsey & Company, offering practical projects and certifications. 3. Doctoral Program (Ph.D. in Logistics & Supply Chain Management) Duration: 4-6 years Research Areas: Supply chain resilience, AI applications in logistics, circular economy models, emerging market supply chain innovation Strengths: Cutting-Edge Research: Collaborating with Stanford University and Georgia Institute of Technology on interdisciplinary projects. Academic Resources: Hosting “Future of Global Supply Chains” seminars with Supply Chain Management Review editors and industry leaders. Spotlight on Centers 1. Global Supply Chain Research Center (GSCRC) Mission: Explore the complexity and innovation paths of global supply chains, focusing on resilient supply chain design and geopolitical risk analysis. Achievements: Publishing the Global Supply Chain Resilience Index Report, referenced by the World Bank. Developing the “Port Congestion Prediction Model” with Maersk to enhance global logistics efficiency. 2. Supply Chain Technology & Innovation Lab (SCTIL) Focus: Blockchain traceability, IoT applications in logistics, autonomous truck dispatch optimization. Activities: Hosting the Global Supply Chain Technology Summit, gathering executives from Amazon, IBM, and other firms. Supporting student teams to develop supply chain AI tools, with winners receiving Google Cloud resources. 3. Institute for Sustainable Supply Chains (ISSC) Key Initiatives: Carbon Footprint Accounting Program: Designing low-carbon supply chain solutions for firms like Starbucks’ coffee bean traceability system. Circular Economy Workshops: Exploring packaging recycling and product lifecycle management. Additional Features Supply Chain Competition Support: Funding and mentorship for students participating in the Global Supply Chain Challenge and MIT Supply Chain Innovation Contest. Dual Degrees: Collaborations with the School of Engineering and Data Science Institute for “Supply Chain Management + Industrial Engineering” and “Supply Chain Management + Data Analytics” programs. Internship Guarantee: 100% of undergraduate students secure at least one industry internship, with partners in logistics hubs like Los Angeles, Chicago, and Atlanta. Join CUW’s School of Business & Management and lead the future of logistics and supply chain management!