Logistics (B

Bachelor of Applied Science. Supply chain management, global operations and strategic transportation. The Bachelor of Applied Science (B.A.S.) in Logistics program prepares students with the education and experience necessary for management logistics jobs including operations manager, transportation manager, warehouse manager, distribution manager, logistics coordinator and logistician. The logistics degree subjects taught range from supply chain management, logistics technologies and global operations to financial management, strategic transportation and regulatory compliance to prepare students for jobs in logistics. Students with logistic education also develop the writing and critical thinking skills and applied analytic abilities needed for the complexities involved in this fast-paced field. Whether logistics managers are employed by a shipping line, transportation company, distribution center or major manufacturer, logistics professionals who can manage the flow of products and logistical information are in high demand. Working for a logistic company takes knowledge of planning, coordination and implementation to ensure goods and services make it from point A to point B when they are needed.