Gain hands-on supply chain simulations via internships and work-based learning.
Prepare for global business environments.
Solve problems through critical and abstract thinking.
Take advantage of industry networking and expanding course options.
The Supply Chain Management program helps you understand how products move from suppliers to customers. You will learn the flow of goods, information, and money through the supply chain and apply core principles in real‑world scenarios. The program strengthens your logistics knowledge, builds confidence with industry tools, and connects you with professionals to support career growth or transfer to a four‑year program.
You will learn how to plan, move, store and track products in a global marketplace. Coursework includes transportation, warehousing, inventory control, data analysis and team-based problem solving. You’ll also explore how technology, forecasting and globalization influence supply chain decisions and how to work with others to solve operational challenges.
Careers include transportation, logistics, warehousing, procurement and operations management.
The Associate in Applied Science degree takes about two years when enrolled full time.
Yes. The program can be completed fully online.
Yes. Students will have many job and advancement opportunities. Entrepreneurship, networking and supply chain management often intersect with other fields.
Central Piedmont is accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC) to award associate degrees.
Enrollment/Graduation Data
Spring 2025 program enrollment: 55
Spring 2025 graduates: 5
Fall 2025 graduates: 4
