Supply Chain Managers
Education & Credentials
Education level requirements
A Bachelor's degree is common.
Most supply chain managers earn at least a bachelor's degree, often in business, supply chain management, or another related field, in order to prepare for their careers. Relevant programs are offered at many four-year colleges and universities. Some employers may prefer or require a post-graduate degree.
Relevant degrees and knowledge areas
To work as a supply chain manager, you must:
- have a bachelor's degree
- have related work experience
- have strong business knowledge
- have good communication skills
Related programs (current training programs available)
- Public Administration
- Aeronautics/Aviation/Aerospace Science & Technology, General
- Aviation/Airway Management and Operations
- Business/Commerce, General
- Business Administration and Management, General
- Logistics and Materials Management
- Transportation/Transportation Management
Certifications
Certifications are examinations that test or enhance your knowledge, experience, or skills in an occupation or profession.
While there are no standard certification requirements for supply chain managers, some employers may prefer candidates with expertise in specific business management strategies, such as Six Sigma.
There are 79 certifications related to this career.
Licensing
No State of Minnesota license requirements are found for this career.
