Logistics & Supply Chain Management

Quick Facts

• Associate of Applied Science: 2-year program (60 semester credit hours)
• Certificates: Level 1 (15 semester credit hours)
• Job opportunities: Careers
• Full program is offered at: Northwest Campus
  •  Erma C. Johnson Hadley Northwest Center of Excellence for Aviation, Transportation and Logistics

Summary

Logistics is the process of planning how to get products and materials from suppliers to consumers.

The work of a logistician begins with bringing in the supplies and raw materials necessary for businesses or organizations to operate. Inbound logistics are then used in conjunction with outbound logistics to distribute products or services where they are in demand.

Our program will give you the hands-on training and knowledge you need to meet the increasing demand for professionals trained in logistics and supply chain management.

Program Options

Degree

• Logistics & Supply Chain Management, AAS

Certificates

Level 1

• Transportation Management
• Warehouse Management

Contact

Northwest Campus

Michael Esquivel, Program Coordinator
817-515-7763
michael.esquivel@tccd.edu

Updated May 20, 2019