Tina Facca-Miess
Associate Professor/Chair
With an extensive background in applied research, Dr.
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
Prepare for in-demand careers in supply chain management.
Big rigs. Cargo ships. Freight trains. Getting things from here to there — safely and on time — takes an incredible amount of skilled planning and strategic coordination.
The volume of goods moving across the United States and around the world is astounding. From raw materials to finished products, there is constant demand for professionals who can manage transportation, procurement, inventory, and distribution.
The Supply Chain Management major at John Carroll University prepares you for careers in this fast-paced, problem-solving field. You will learn how to make things happen, from sourcing and purchasing to managing warehouses and balancing supply with demand. Along the way, you will gain experience working with international companies, analyzing real-world supply chain challenges, and keeping goods flowing smoothly across borders and industries.
Intern with a Cleveland-area company. Solve real-world challenges through projects and competitions. Network with transportation, manufacturing, and logistics professionals through field trips and guest lectures.
Home to many Fortune 500 companies, such as Sherwin-Williams, Goodyear, and J.M. Smucker, Northeast Ohio is a prime location to study supply chain management.
You’ll supplement your classroom learning with a variety of experiential opportunities, including internships, projects, and competitions.
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4 years
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration
Gain essential skills for a successful career in supply chain management. Explore flexible pathways and real-world learning at John Carroll University.
Future in Focus
Nine graduate credits count toward both degrees—building executive-level skills while completing your bachelor's. You pay your undergraduate tuition rate with financial aid applied. An MBA for the cost of a few extra courses.
From your first semester forward, Onward connects your goals with the people, experiences, and support that help you build momentum with purpose.
Our graduates are prepared for roles such as logistics analyst, purchasing manager, transportation coordinator, and warehouse supervisor. They also work on the sales and marketing side of companies in a variety of industries.