StudyQA — Bachelor: Supply Chain Management — University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

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The Supply Chain Management Major studies the movement of materials from their procurement as raw material, parts or components through the manufacturing or processing sector to the marketing and distribution of end products for industrial or commercial users. The Supply Chain Management Major is available only to qualified students based upon application and personal interview.

Students are required to complete an approved internship to graduate with the Bachelor of Science in Supply Chain Management degree.

Course List
Code	Title	Hours
BADM 324	Purchasing and Supply Mgmnt (Prerequisite: Credit or current enrollment inBADM 320)	3
BADM 327	Marketing to Business and Govt (Prerequisite: BADM 320)	3
BADM 335	Supply Chain Management Basics	3
BADM 336	Modeling the Supply Chain (Prerequisite: BADM 335) 1	3
BADM 337	Practicum in Supply Chain Mgt	3
BADM 350	IT for Networked Organizations	3
BADM 375	Business Process Management	3
BADM 378	Logistics Management	3
Select one of the following:		3
BADM 322	Marketing Research (Prerequisite: BADM 320)
BADM 328	Business-to-Business Selling
BADM 352	Database Design and Management
BADM 374	Management Decision Models (Prerequisite: ECON 203)
BADM 377	Project Management
BADM 379	Business Process Improvement
Total Hours		27

1	The internship must be completed prior to enrollment into the BADM 336 course and a report on the internship must be submitted.

Requirements

Application fee $75
High school courses and grades
Write an essay, and list your extracurricular activities, honors, and awards
To be considered for admission, you must complete a program of study that qualifies you for admission to selective universities in your own country.
If you’re from a country that requires military service upon completion of secondary education, you shouldn't apply until this obligation has been met. We won't delay admission in this case.
Standardized test scores are required for admission review. We accept the ACT or SAT I. You don't have to take the essay portion of the SAT. You also don't have to take the writing portion of the ACT unless you're applying to a teaching licensure program. Official test scores must be sent directly from the testing agency in time to meet our deadlines; we don't accept copies of score reports.
You need to demonstrate a command of the English language. If your first language isn’t English or you’re attending high school in a non-English-speaking country, we recommend you submit a TOEFL (code 1836) or IELTS score from a test you’ve taken within the past 2 years.