Organizations are increasingly becoming reliant on suppliers and customers in order to create competitive advantage. As a result, the logistics function of the supply chain continues to grow in importance.<br><br>The Logistics Management major is designed to prepare CMU College of Business Administration students for a career in the field of logistics and supply chain management (SCM). Students who complete the major will find numerous career opportunities in the logistics management areas of transportation, inventory management, warehouse/facility management, packaging and material handling, production and materials support, purchasing and procurement, order processing, demand forecasting, production planning, supplier quality, customer service, returns management and recycling, and international logistics.<br><br>As a logistics management graduate, you'll see products through their life cycle, from manufacturing to distribution to delivery. You'll make sure the movement of goods is effective and efficient. Logistics specialists impact nearly every industry, which means you'll find yourself immersed in an exciting, fast-paced world. If you're intrigued by how products go from an idea to a household item, logistics management may be right up your alley.​​