Missouri State University’s marketing department has once again demonstrated its commitment to providing quality education online.
It earned a no. 15 ranking for the nation’s best online bachelor’s in logistics, supply chain and operations management in 2024, as determined by SupplyChainGuide.org.
About the program
The online bachelor of science in supply chain, logistics and operations management program at MSU offers a comprehensive curriculum that blends theoretical knowledge with practical application.
Students explore core concepts, such as demand forecasting, inventory optimization, transportation management and risk mitigation strategies.
The program, which can be completed 100% online, emphasizes sustainability, technology integration and global perspectives to ensure students are well-equipped to navigate the complexities of modern supply chain operations.
Program highlights
“Our curriculum is continuously updated to reflect the latest trends, technologies and best practices in the field,” said Dr. Ismet Anitsal, head of the department of marketing.
Additionally, the program offers experiential learning experiences, such as client projects and field trips to logistics facilities or manufacturing plants, providing students with practical skills and industry exposure.
Students can also join the student organization, Logistics and Supply Chain Management Association.
The teaching team includes experienced faculty members who are actively engaged in research and publication in logistics, supply chain and operations management.
The ranking
The rankings considered:
- Program affordability.
- Quality, outcomes and reputation.
- Admissions selectivity.
- Graduation rates.
- Student debt and earnings, and more.
“This ranking will impact the popularity and reputation of our logistics, supply chain, and operations management program,” Anitsal said.
“Employers also pay attention to the rankings of academic programs when recruiting graduates. A good ranking can also attract more funding and resources to the program from internal and external sources.”
Learn more about the logistics, supply chain and operations management program