Supply Chain

Supply Chain Management

The Supply Chain Management (SCM) program at 91¶¶Òõ prepares students for entry into or career growth within the SCM field across many industries. Career options in SCM include positions in: manufacturing, operations, purchasing, warehousing, transportation, and logistics. This program also prepares students to obtain SCM professional certifications. 

What is Supply Chain Management?

  • Getting the Right goods to the Right place at the Right time
  • A network of companies collaborating to create & bring products to customers 

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A strong demand in the region for supply chain professionals provides numerous well-paid job opportunities such as: buyer, demand planner, production planner, inventory analyst, logistics analysts, production managers, operations managers, supply chain analysts, supply chain managers, logistics managers, transportation managers, materials managers, warehouse managers, project managers, etc.

Salary by education level

(Source: ASCM report page 14)

Salary by Tenure

(Source: ASCM report page 7)

Every fall, BUS128 Introduction to Supply Chain Management is offered as a hybrid course that meets once a week and includes online learning materials. Check out this to learn more about the course.

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An Associate of Arts Degree in Supply Chain Management may be awarded upon completion of the certificate requirements (21 units) plus a general education pattern. Students should meet with a MiraCosta counselor to develop a written educational plan.

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Next Steps

  • Apply to 91¶¶Òõ
  • Ready to enroll in our SCM courses? Log into .
  • Find out more about our Business department.

  • For questions about the SCM program, please contact Annie Ngo:
    Annie Ngo, Ph.D., M.B.A. 
    Business Department Chair - Accounting, Business, and Hospitality
    FA Exec TREC Liaison and Contract Lead
    91¶¶Òõ
    Office: OC4810 | 760.757.2121x6190 | ango@miracosta.edu
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Interested in getting a Bachelor’s degree in Supply Chain Management?
Students can pursue the Certificate of Achievement in Supply Chain Management along with a Plan B or Plan C general education pattern. Students who are interested in transferring to a university to pursue a bachelor’s degree in the SCM field should meet with a counselor to discuss.