Bachelor of Commerce - Supply Chain Management Major

Summary

Supply chains and their management are a fundamental component of any production, distribution and manufacturing concern. This degree is enhanced by Lincoln University’s admired reputation in primary industries, so it will sow the seeds for a rewarding career with plenty of opportunities.

This is a unique degree, majoring in Supply Chain Management, with application and relevance over a very wide range of organisations and contexts. Nourish your talent and optimise your versatility by growing a practical working knowledge of logistics, supply chain management plus the management skills and systemic understanding to manage complicated global supply chains.

Lincoln University is the only university to have a Memorandum of Understanding with Kuehne + Nagel, the world’s second largest logistics and supply chain company which offers internships in the United States for our Supply Chain Management graduates.

How you’ll grow

• Develop a comprehensive understanding of how a fully co-ordinated product-to-market system works.
• Be able to adapt and apply your knowledge to any industry, from foods and raw materials to engineering and technology products.
• Lincoln graduates with this major can expect to field offers of employment.
• Perhaps even including a role with Kuehne + Nagel in either their New York or Washington DC office.

Career opportunities

This degree opens you to roles in local, national, international and multi-national businesses as well as government organisations and major non-profits. Potential roles include Supply Chain Analyst, Procurement Officer, Inventory Controller, Operations Manager, Trade Analyst, International Freight and Logistics Manager, Defence and Humanitarian Logistics Operator.

I chose a BCom because I’ve always been interested in business management.  The practical courses with real life lessons have been the most enjoyable.

Andrew Bishop

Bachelor of Commerce

Upon successful completion of this degree programme, you will be awarded a Bachelor of Commerce with a Supply Chain Management major.