Business Administration: Supply Chain Management, Bachelor

A degree in business administration from KU equips graduates for diverse business roles, enhancing communication and leadership skills to position them as strong candidates for senior management positions. Students can customize their education by selecting a concentration aligned with their interests, while completing a 120-credit-hour program that includes KU Core general education courses, specific requirements like MATH 115, PSYC 104, and a lab-based natural science, plus 20 credits in foundational business classes, 18 in core classes, and 21 advanced credits from at least three areas such as ACCT, BLAW, or MGMT. The program culminates in the capstone course, Business Policy & Strategy (MGMT 498), where students apply acquired skills to real-world cases.Additionally, KU business students must fulfill the International Dimension Requirement (IDR) by achieving intermediate II proficiency in a foreign language, completing six credits via study abroad, or taking relevant international courses. This broad skill set enables career flexibility across fields, encouraging involvement in networking, BCSC shadowing opportunities, and leadership programs like Leadership Challenge to build experience and diversify professional prospects.