Major: Business Administration – Supply Chain Management
Degree awarded: Bachelor of Arts
Total credit hours: 46
Internship/Practicum opportunities: Visit the Career Development Center for internship information.
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Today's organizations depend on efficient supply chains to deliver products, manage resources, reduce costs, and respond to changing market demands. From global manufacturers and healthcare systems to retailers and technology companies, businesses need professionals who can coordinate complex operations and keep goods moving from production to delivery.
At Thiel College, the Supply Chain Management track within the Business Administration program combines practical business knowledge with real-world operational strategy. You'll develop the analytical, leadership, and problem-solving skills employers value while gaining hands-on experience through internships, networking opportunities, and personalized faculty mentorship.
In Thiel's supportive community, you'll be known by name, challenged to grow, and prepared to make an immediate impact in a rapidly evolving global economy.
Supply chain management touches nearly every aspect of business. From sourcing materials and managing inventory to coordinating transportation and optimizing operations, supply chain professionals help organizations operate efficiently, remain competitive, and adapt to changing conditions.
At Thiel College, you'll gain a broad understanding of how businesses function while developing specialized expertise in logistics, operations management, project management, and strategic decision-making.
The Supply Chain Management track equips students with the business and operational expertise needed to navigate today's complex supply networks.
Students are encouraged to complete at least one internship and participate in professional networking opportunities before graduation. For detailed course requirements, review the Academic Catalog (2025-2026).
Supply chain professionals play a critical role in organizations across virtually every industry.
Whether you're interested in manufacturing, healthcare, retail, transportation, technology, or global commerce, supply chain management provides versatile skills that transfer across industries and create opportunities for long-term career growth.
Learning extends beyond the classroom at Thiel.
A Thiel education is designed to be accessible and affordable.
Nearly 100% of Thiel students receive some form of financial assistance, and our financial aid team works one-on-one with families to help them understand their options and maximize available aid.
Classes are just part of the college experience—community is just as important.
At Thiel, 96 percent of students participate in one or more of our 100+ clubs, organizations, NCAA Division III athletic teams, and campus activities. These experiences help students build friendships, strengthen leadership skills, and develop professional connections that support future career goals.
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A quality private-college education should be accessible. Nearly 100% of Thiel students receive some form of financial aid, and business students may qualify for scholarships based on academic achievement, leadership, community involvement, and other accomplishments.
Business-specific scholarship opportunities include:
Visit our Financial Aid page to learn more about the types of aid available to students.
Thiel business graduates have built successful careers with Fortune 500 companies, entrepreneurial ventures, nonprofit organizations, and businesses throughout Pennsylvania and beyond.
As a Supply Chain Management student, you'll join a network of alumni and business professionals who are eager to mentor, support, and connect with future Tomcats.
Supply chains power the global economy. At Thiel College, you'll gain the knowledge, experience, and confidence to lead operations, solve complex challenges, and create value for organizations around the world.