Supply Chain Management

Supply Chain Management program focuses on the management of goods and services from production to delivery. It covers topics such as logistics, procurement, inventory management, and transportation, focusing on coordinating the flow of goods, services, and information from raw material suppliers to end customers. Becoming procurement specialists, logistics coordinators, supply chain analysts, operations managers, and supply chain directors are some of the career paths in supply chain management.

After finishing the University requirement and Faculty requirement courses, the student has to successfully complete the following courses:

Supply Chain Management Requirements

Required Courses in SCM: 23 credit hours equivalent to 7 courses in addition to the first part of the graduation Project.

Serial No.	Course Code	Course Name	Pre-requisite	Credit Hrs.
1	SCM321	Supply Chain Logistics	SCM311	3
2	SCM322	Inventory and Warehousing Management	SCM311	3
3	SCM323	Quality Management	MGT203	3
4	SCM424	Project Management	SCM311	3
5	SCM425	Strategic Procurement and Sourcing Management	SCM311	3
6	SCM426	Global Supply Chain Management	SCM311	3
7	SCM499A	Research Methodology -Graduation Project	SCM321	0
8	SCM499	Research Methodology -Graduation Project	SCM499A	5

Elective Courses in SCM: 9 credit hours equivalent to 3 courses elective
Students should also select 3 of the following program SCM electives:

Serial No.	Course Code	Course Name	Pre-requisite	Credit Hrs.
1	SCM331	Supply Chain Sustainability	SCM311	3
2	SCM332	Supply Chain Financial Analysis	FIN201 – SCM311	3
3	SCM333	Supply Chain Analytics	BIM201 – SCM311	3
4	SCM434	Logistics Customer Service Management	SCM321	3
5	SCM435	Digital Supply Chain Management	SCM311	3
6	SCM436	Advanced Supply Chain Management	SCM311	3
7	SCM449	Contemporary Topics in Digital Supply Chain Management	SCM424	3
8	SCM438	Supply Chain Technology and Systems	MGT202- SCM321	3
9	MRK435	Distribution Strategy and Retail Channels	MRK101 – SCM311	3
10	MRK425	Digital Marketing and Social Media Management	MRK321	3
11	ECN331	Managerial Economics	MAT101 – ECN202	3

Students interested in a minor can choose from Finance, Accounting, Marketing Management and Communications, Business Intelligence, Economics , Human Resource Management, and Entrepreneurship. (12credit hour’s equivalent to 4 courses)

Students must select 4 courses offered by the department (9 credit hours equivalent to 3 from required courses and 3 credit hours equivalent to 1 from elective course).