Build the Backbone of Global Commerce
Strayer University’s Associate in Arts in Supply Chain Logistics prepares students to develop foundational knowledge and applied skills across logistics, inventory management, transportation, distribution, and supply chain operations. The curriculum helps students understand how planning, forecasting, inventory, and logistics connect to broader business performance.
Designed for working adults and flexible learning formats, the program examines supply chains increasingly shaped by digital transformation, data analytics, automation, global networks, and emerging technologies. Students learn to analyze supply chain processes, evaluate innovative approaches, and use data to support improvements in efficiency, adaptability, and operational performance.
Students may have the opportunity to earn micro-credentials on the way to completing their degree.
Core Concepts
- Explain foundational supply chain concepts and processes
- Apply inventory management principles
- Examine transportation, logistics, and distribution strategies
- Analyze innovative technologies and practices in supply chain operations
- Use data to support supply chain planning and performance improvement
Practical Competencies
- Supply chain fundamentals
- Inventory management
- Logistics
- Transportation and distribution
- Planning and forecasting
- Supply chain analytics
- Process improvement
- Technology enabled supply chains
- Operational problem solving
- Data informed decision making
The Associate in Arts degree in Supply Chain Logistics also aligns with industry skills defined by the Association for Supply Chain Management (ASCM), and it prepares students to take two internationally recognized ASCM certifications: Certified in Planning and Inventory Management (CPIM) and Certified in Logistics, Transportation and Distribution (CLTD). These credentials are benchmarks of professional excellence and are highly respected by employers worldwide. Graduates may also be able to apply all credit earned toward a Bachelor of Business Administration with a Concentration in Supply Chain Logistics.
This program is not available in Florida.
Students are advised to review the Undergraduate Degree Conferral Requirements to ensure they satisfy all of the general requirements for an undergraduate degree, including the minimum grade that must be earned in certain courses.