Bcom Supply Chain Management Requirements

Bachelor of Commerce (BCom) in Supply Chain Management programs typically require completion of general business coursework, specialized supply chain courses, electives, and sometimes learning outcomes or skill demonstrations[1][2][3]. Below are example requirements and structures from various universities.

  • Core Business and General Education Requirements:

    • Completion of university-wide general education or core curriculum credits (often 45–46 credits)
    • Completion of a general Business Core (typically 28–33 credits), which may include courses in accounting, economics, statistics, management, and finance[2].
  • Supply Chain Management Core Courses:

  • Electives/Specializations:

    • Students often choose electives in areas like Sustainable Supply Chain, Supply Chain Analytics, Retail Management, International Accounting, Marketing Analytics, Project Management, and Business Process Engineering[1][2].
  • Total Credit Requirements:

    • Most BCom/BS Supply Chain Management programs require around 120 to 124 total credits, including all university requirements, business core, and specialized supply chain courses[2][4].
  • Admission Requirements (General):

  • Learning Outcomes:

    • Graduates demonstrate capabilities in strategic planning, process improvement, inventory management, compliance, data analysis, technology application, negotiation, and global sourcing[7].

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