Project and Supply Chain Management Minor

Why Add a PSCM Minor?

The Project and Supply Chain Management Minor helps business students build in-demand skills in project management, as well as supply chain logistics and operations management. The minor complements students’ primary majors by developing their ability to plan and manage projects, improve processes and effectively coordinate the flow of products and services, information and resources.  These versatile skills prepare students for career opportunities across industries including technology, healthcare, pharmaceuticals, manufacturing, automotive, retail, consumer products, food and beverage, transportation and logistics, energy, construction, financial services, consulting, government and nonprofit organizations and more.

In today’s business environment, organizations rely on projects to launch new products, develop innovative services, expand operations, implement new technologies, and achieve strategic goals. At the same time, increasingly global and interconnected markets have created a growing demand for professionals who can effectively manage complex supply chains.

Business students can pursue the Project and Supply Chain Management Minor to expand their career options and develop practical skills valued by employers. 

Requirements for the Minor

For a Minor in Project and Supply Chain Management a minimum of 18 credits are required. A grade of C or better is required for all courses in the minor, as specified by Senate Policy 59-10. In addition, at least six credits of the minor must be unique from the prescribed courses required by a student's major(s). Consult with a business adviser before selecting courses.

For the Management Minor, students are required to take:

Students must also complete three 400-level MGMT and SCM courses from the following: 2

  • MGMT 415 (Project Portfolio Management and Organizations)

  • MGMT 418 (Project Planning and Resource Management)

  • SCM 445 (Operations Planning and Control)

  • SCM 455 (Logistics Systems Analysis and Design)

  • SCM 460 (Purchasing and Materials Management)

1Students must complete the following prerequisites for MGMT 301:

2 The choices must include at least one MGMT and one SCM course.

Please note: Students who complete SCM 445, SCM 460 along with MIS 404 as a supporting course are entitled to an additional SAP ERP certificate.

COMPLEMENTARY MAJORS

Students from a wide range of disciplines can benefit from a PSCM minor. Examples include:

  • Business
  • Information Sciences and Technology
  • Information Technology
  • Engineering 
  • Communications
  • Psychology
  • Architecture
  • Agriculture
  • Environmental Science
  • Biology

For more information, contact Dr. Julie Stanton: 610-892-1450 or  [email protected]