Launching Fall 2026, Mount St. Mary’s University’s Supply Chain Management (SCM) major prepares you for high growth careers in logistics, operations, and global trade, grounded in ethics, real-world experience, mentorship from industry leaders, and industry recognized certifications. Blending technical training with the Mount’s Catholic liberal arts Core, this program develops graduates who can manage complex global operations while making principled, human-centered decisions.
The undergraduate degree program in supply chain management is part of the Richard J. Bolte, Sr. School of Business. The Bolte School has an impeccable reputation for producing successful business leaders, and the entire faculty shares a commitment to ensuring that you receive the knowledge, experience and insight to leave the Mount as a responsible, methodologically sound and ethical business professional.
Learn about the Bolte SchoolHave you ever wondered how a simple online order ends up in front of your door? Supply chain management is the behind-the-scenes magic that gets everything to you. It focuses on the goods, information, and capital that move across global networks in order to meet a customer’s need.
At Mount St. Mary’s, you will learn to design resilient, agile, ethical, and data-driven supply chains, preparing for a business environment increasingly shaped by AI, automation, geopolitical risk, sustainability pressures, and digital commerce.
Together with the major, the Catholic Liberal Arts Core, will help develop the systems-level thinking needed to integrate human, financial, technological, and regulatory factors into strategic decisions. Courses in philosophy, theology, ethics, and global culture are not add-ons. They shape how you will evaluate sourcing decisions, sustainability, automation, risk, and the arising tradeoffs, forming leaders rather than technicians.
Graduate career ready with a professional portfolio that includes real-world internships, industry-recognized certifications, and advanced skills in high demand tools like Excel, PowerBI, & SAP.
Students interested in majoring in supply chain management are encouraged to apply for a Bolte Scholarship. The scholarship is valued at $5,000 in a student's first year, and up to $1,000 for the next three years. Below are the requirements:
You don’t need to know exactly what career you want yet, but if several of this sound like you, supply chain management at the Mount, could be a great fit.
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A degree in Supply Chain Management (SCM) prepares a student for a career in one of most rapidly growing global businesses. Our curriculum will build the unique skills and provide practical hands on experience required to be a success in the industry. Learn how to harness innovation to drive productivity while gaining insight on how to become an inspiring ethical leader. A Mount SCM degree will light the path to your personal and professional future.
Supply chain professionals are among the most sought-after in today’s economy, especially in Maryland and the Mid-Atlantic. Potential career paths include:
Salary Potential and Career Satisfaction: 69,300 to $85,000 starting salaries, with strong long-term growth. 81% of Supply Chain Professionals reported job satisfaction.*
*Association of Supply Chain Management’s 2025 “Supply Chain Salary and Career Report”
Associate Professor, Richard J. Bolte, Sr. School of Business
Supply chains power everything from the products you love to the aid that reaches communities in crisis. At the Mount, we prepare students to lead in a tech-driven and geopolitically complex world by thinking coherently across information, financial, technological and human systems, using AI responsibly, and grounding decisions in a rich understanding of people and the common good. In a world increasingly shaped by technology, human ingenuity and creativity remain essential. The Mount’s supply chain management program provides graduates with the wisdom to understand the contributions of human and technical systems and the skills to optimize across them.
You will complete multiple hands-on experiences through:
Graduate with a professional portfolio, not just a transcript.
The curriculum builds skills progressively, starting with business fundamentals and moving towards advanced analytics, global trade, sustainability, and professional certifications.
Admission to the Supply Chain Management major is selective. Limited cohort sizes allow for close faculty and industry advisory board mentorship throughout all four years. You can apply (links provided below) and formally enter the program after meeting high school GPA standards or meeting introductory coursework GPA requirements.
Merit-based scholarships and endowed funding available, so you can focus on learning, interning, and building your future.
The Bachelor of Science in Supply Chain Management is scheduled to welcome its first cohort in Fall 2026. Supported by dedicated faculty experts, scholarships, and industry advisory boards, the program reflects the Bolte School’s commitment to applied, mission-driven business education.
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Director of the Palmieri Center for Entrepreneurship
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Director of the Master of Science in Sport Management Program / Assistant Professor