Hello, and greetings from Mount Oread.

My name is Neeli Bendapudi. I am dean – and a proud alumna – of the University of Kansas School of Business. As you begin your college search, please allow me to highlight reasons why you should attend one of the top undergraduate business programs in the country, the KU School of Business.

The Business School ExperienceAt KU, our high-ability students are immediately immersed into the School of Business in our freshman admission program. As a direct-admit, you’ll take a series of four courses designed to acclimate you to life as a college student and young professional. You’ll explore different majors offered in the business school and learn many of the intangibles that will give you professional polish.

Academic Advising, Career ServicesFrom day one, you’ll be paired with an academic advisor who will walk you through a graduation plan. Your academic advisor will be a vital resource during your time at KU, and will provide you with necessary tools to be a successful Jayhawk.

The Business Career Services Center is committed to each student’s professional development, and hosts annual career fairs, resume workshops, roundtable discussions and other activities designed to prepare you for your career. You’ll leave the business school with polish and professionalism – ready for the workplace.

Enrichment ProgramsAs a business student, you’ll have access to undergraduate enrichment programs, which introduce you to a cohort of peers destined for success – in business school and beyond. The Business Leadership Program is designed for future business leaders and provides opportunities to build your leadership potential. Our brightest students can apply to the Business Honors Program, an elite cadre of students who complete honors courses while assuming leadership positions on campus and participating in experiential learning.

As you peruse this information, please visit business.ku.edu to learn more about the many opportunities available to you as an undergraduate student.

You can follow me on Twitter – @KUDeanNeeli – to learn more about the daily activities of the business school. Thank you for considering the University of Kansas School of Business.

Rock Chalk Jayhawk,

Neeli BendapudiH.D. Price Dean, Professor of BusinessThe University of Kansas School of Business

CAPITOL FeDeRAL BUILDINgCOMINg 2015

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The KU School of Business combines a unique approach to learning with exceptional instruction. KU business students benefit from professors who stay on the leading edge of research. We take our students out of the classroom and place them in real-world situations, allowing them to apply academic knowledge to live business challenges. It’s an approach that transforms our students into tomorrow’s leaders. There are two ways that students can be admitted to the School of Business:

Freshman Admission

Incoming freshmen are eligible for direct admission to the School of Business in the fall semester if they meet all of the following requirements:

• earn an ACT score of 25 or above or a SAT combined score of 1150 or above (math and critical reading)• earn at least a 3.25 high school gPA on a 4.0 scale• Indicate a business major on application to KU

Competitive Admission

Students who do not meet Freshmen Admission requirements may apply to the School through the competitive admission process. There are two application cycles each year – a February 15 deadline for fall admission, and a September 15 deadline for spring admission. These students apply during the semester they complete the following minimum application requirements:

• Junior standing (60 credit hours)• Minimum 2.5 gPA overall AND in business and economics coursework (both KU and non-KU credits)• Completion of six foundation courses

Students must also submit a professional resume at the time of application. Applicants satisfying these requirements are ranked by academic merit and considered for admission based on rank and available space.

MAJORS AND CONCeNTRATIONS ADMISSION

We are dedicated to continual growth in education with our four-year undergraduate programs, study abroad, dynamic and rigorous doctoral programs, progressive faculty and strong alumni network. The KU School of Business has been educating students and creating business leaders since 1924.

The KU School of Business offers seven unique majors for KU students. Whether you chose to study marketing or finance, we’ve got the major for you.In addition, we offer five areas of concentration to complement any major and provide a well-rounded business background.

Minor In Business Whether you’re majoring in psychology, engineering, journalism, or any non-business major at KU, the Minor in Business will provide important skills for the professional world. Supplement your college education with a better understanding of business concepts by taking classes in these six areas:

• Accounting• Finance• Information Systems• Management• Marketing• Supply Chain Management

KU’s Certificate of Entrepreneurship will give you the skills to turn your education, no matter what degree, into a business. In only four courses, you’ll learn the essentials to start and grow your own business.

• ENTR 301: Starting Your Own Business• ENTR 302: Financing Your Own Business• ENTR 303: Marketing Your Own Business• ENTR 304: Launching Your Own Business

The KU School of Business is an AACSB accredited institution. AACSB is an international accreditation based on things like

• The School’s mission• Programs offered• Faculty contributions and qualifications• Operations

The KU School of Business is one of only 178 institutions to have the AACSB accreditation for both the undergraduate business program and the accounting program.

#1 Business School in Kansas — U.S. News & Report

The University of Kansas School of Business prepares tomorrow’s business leaders.

MAJORS OFFERED:Accounting

Business Administration

Finance

Information Systems

Management and Leadership

Marketing

Supply Chain Management

CONCENTRATIONS:entrepreneurship

Human Resource Management

Information Systems

International Business

Supply Chain Management

ADDITIONAl PROgRAMS:

Certified in Entrepreneurship

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THe BUSINeSS SCHOOL exPeRIeNCe KU CORe

The Business School experience consists of four one-credit hour courses that freshmen admits complete during the first two years as a business students. Students must complete 30 KU credit hours in the first year with a 3.0 minimum KU overall gPA.

The purpose of the Business School experience is to connect students to life at KU as well as to opportunities within the School of Business.

Students learn about academic and personal success in the transition to college, leadership development and opportunities, and business professionalism. Students begin to explore major options and possible career paths within the business world. In addition, students will have opportunities to create immediate and lasting connections with School of Business staff, advisors, faculty and other students.

The KU Core, a comprehensive curriculum for all KU undergraduates, comprises three general education goals and three advanced education goals. It is designed to be completed across the span of four years. Approved KU Core courses can be found at kucore.ku.edu.

COURSE TOPICS INClUDE:

Business ethics

Study skills

Time management

Money management

Problem solving

Decision making

Business professionalism

Study abroad

Networking

Career exploration

Major Exploration

Resumes/Cover Letters

Internships

Strengths Quest

Academics, Career and Beyond

Career Workshops

Career/Majors roundtable events

Industry Nights

Leadership Challenge

Service Learning Opportunities

Critical Thinking and Quantitative Literacy

Requires two units, one meeting criteria associated with learning outcome No. 1 and one meeting criteria associated with learning outcome No. 2.

CommunicationRequires three units, two that meet the criteria associated with learning outcome No. 1 and one that meets criteria associated with learning outcome No. 2.

Breadth of KnowledgeRequires three units, one each meeting the stated criteria for the arts and humanities, the natural sciences, and the social sciences.

Culture and Diversity

Requires two units that may be• A unit meeting Learning Outcome 1 and a unit meeting

Learning Outcome 2, or• A unit meeting Learning Outcome 1 and a significant

study abroad experience.

Social Responsibility and Ethics

Requires one unit that may be• A single course, or• A combination of courses, or • Course work partnered with community-service work

that takes students outside the classroom.

Integration and Creativity

Requires one unit that may be • A single course, or• An approved educational experience, or • An approved integration of courses and/or experiences.

The KU School of Business was ranked in the top 12% of public business programs nationally in 2012.

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Requirements for all business majors

• MATH 115 – Calculus I• PSYC 104 – general Psychology• Natural science with lab

Foundation CoursesAll business school students complete six foun-dation courses to develop a base knowledge of business:

• ACCT 200 – Financial Accounting I• ACCT 201 – Managerial Accounting I• DSCI 301 – [Calc-based] Statistics• IST 301 – Intro to Information Systems• eCON 142 – Microeconomics• eCON 144 – Macroeconomics

Core CoursesAdditionally, all business school students complete six core business courses to develop an overview of each of major:

• MKTg 310 – Marketing• SCM 310 – Management Science & Operations Management• FIN 310 – Finance• MgMT 310 – Organizational Behavior• BLAW 301 – Legal Aspects of Business• Be 301 – Managerial economics

Major CoursesStudents must also complete 21-25 major-specific credit hours. Program guides are listed on the following pages.

Senior Capstone

• MgMT 498This course exposes students to the role of general management in complex organizations. The cases, conceptual materials and projects are selected to provide students with decision-making opportunities in major areas of managerial concern. Knowledge and skills gained in previous business courses will be applied to problems associated with the totality of organizational activity.

DegRee ReQUIReMeNTS

International Dimension Requirement

The International Dimension Requirement (IDR) is required of all students graduating from the KU School of Business. To complete the IDR, students must choose one of the following options.

• OPTION 1 Foreign LanguageComplete through the fourth level (intermediate II) of a modern foreign language or equivalent proficiency as determined by the appropriate language department. International students who have completed the English proficiency through the Applied english Center may use this to fulfill Option 1.

• OPTION 2 International Studies Six credit hours of courses completed in one or a combination of the following categories: (A) study abroad; (B) contemporary regional/ international studies/international business.

Study Abroad

More than 200 business students traveled to 10 different countries in the past academic year. Students journeyed all over the world from China to germany to Panama.

The University of Kansas is one of 34 public institutions in the Association of American Universities (AAU), which comprises the leading research universities in North America.

Some business degree requirements also fulfill KU Core requirements.

More than 1/3 of KU School of Business undergraduates study abroad during their time at KU.

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“I would definitely recommend Masaryk to any student looking into studying abroad. I love having people from France, Slovakia, China, the UK, and Spain in my classes because the discussions are quite interesting! There are trips, parties, sports, games, dinners, balls, language courses and more!” Emily Farnan, Masaryk study abroad student

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JAPAN

SINGAPORE

CHINAGERMANY

NETHERLANDSENGLAND

BUSINeSS CAReeR SeRvICeS CeNTeR

The BCSC seeks to assist students with both career development and employment efforts.

• Career Development Efforts - We strive to deliver a comprehensive career preparation program that will enable students to develop lifelong career skills that will facilitate immediate and ongoing professional success.• Employment Efforts - We work to facilitate the successful employment of our students through an aggressive external marketing effort that develops strong relationships with employers and the companies they represent.

The business school has a strong, vested interest in the success of its students and graduates. The services and resources that we offer are aligned with facilitating your career outcomes.

Top companies recruiting on campus

• Altria group• BKD CPAs & Advisors• Boston Financial Data Services• Burns & McDonnell• CBIZ• Cerner Corporation• Coca Cola• Collective Brands• Deloitte• DISH Network

• ernst & Young• Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City• garmin• grant Thornton • J.P. Morgan• Koch Industries• Hallmark• KPMg• Kohls• Mcgladrey

• Microsoft• Morgan Stanley• PriceWaterhouseCoopers• Robert W. Baird & Co• Sabre Holdings• State Street• Target• Union Pacific• Walmart

Salary charts:

Range: $28,800-57,000Mean: $42,518

BS Accounting

Range: $29,500-56,000Mean: $42,300

Marketing

Range: $25,000-70,000Mean: $50,600

Finance

Range: $39,000-69,000Mean: $48,850

MAcc

Based on 2012 career data.

Range: $25,000-80,000Mean: $47,580

Management &Leadership

Range: $25,000-80,000Mean: $47,580

Business Administration

Range: $43,000-78,000Mean: $56,035

InformationSystems

Range: $28,500-55,000Mean: $41,000

Supply ChainManagement

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RECENT gRADUATE PlACEMENT

• Leadership Challenge• Mentorship Program• Annual Career Fair• employer and Industry Roundtables• Company visits• Meet the Professionals events• employer-led Mock Interviews• Jayhawks on the Job• Career Workshops

PROFESSIONAl DEvElOPMENT

JAPAN

SINGAPORE

CHINAGERMANY

NETHERLANDSENGLAND

Business Honors Program

Business Honors students are stimulated and enriched through exclusive courses and high expectations for involvement and leadership in School, University and community organizations. Initiated in 2012, the Business Honors Program generally admits business majors entering their junior year. Admission is based on academic achievement at KU, involvement and leadership accomplishments, and an Aspirations Profile describing goals for the junior and senior years. Students are required to complete 12 hours of Business Honors courses selected in consultation with their faculty academic advisor. enrichment opportunities range from special involvement with campus guest speakers and executives to social outings. Junior Achievement is the current Business Honors community service project.

Complete information about this unique program, including its many benefits, application instructions and student profiles can be found at:www.business.ku.edu/honors

University Honors Program

As one of the nation’s top academic programs, the University Honors Program provides enriched educational opportunities to academically talented, promising and motivated undergraduate students at KU. These opportunities include study abroad, honors courses with top faculty members, first-year learning communities, priority enrollment, financial support to pursue opportunities beyond the classroom and special programming. The Honors Program also provides personalized academic advising and help navigating the university, facilitating research and identifying resources and scholarship opportunities.

How to ApplyIncoming freshmen may apply to the Honors Program when they submit their application to the University of Kansas through Admissions.

Applications will not be reviewed until a transcript is received by Admissions.

Already submitted your Application to KU?Incoming Freshman who do not apply to the Honors Program through the Admissions website can apply online through the Incoming Freshmen: Honors Program Application. Find more information at www.honors.ku.edu

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Business leadership Program

The Business Leadership Program (BLP) is designed for talented students with the potential to become tomorrow’s business leaders. Students are involved in the program during their first and second years at KU. Through activities, events and classroom discussions, students are presented with opportunities to further develop professional, personal and career skills from the very onset of their academic careers. Incoming freshmen with a 28 or higher ACT (1260 or higher SAT) and 3.25 or higher high school gPA are eligible to apply. each year, approximately 25 students are selected to participate from a highly competitive pool of candidates.

Complete information about this unique program, including its many benefits, application instructions and student profiles can be found at: www.business.ku.edu/leadership

Past activities and topics have included:

• Career education and skills• Networking events• Company visits• etiquette dinner• Alumni panel• Current business student panel• employer-led mock interview• Resume development• Business professionalism• Professional communication seminar• Leadership development and portfolio• StrengthQuest• Student-driven community service project• Invitations to special events, such as dinner with School of Business Dean Neeli Bendapudi

Finance Scholars

The Finance Scholars Program is a unique program in the School of Business that provides participants with a broad overview of financial careers and helps them prepare for competitive opportunities. Participants must be junior year finance majors with a strong interest in careers such as Investment Banking, Investment Management, Private Wealth Management, Consulting and Corporate Finance. Our strong alumni network allows participants in the program to become acquainted with recruitment practices at top bracket financial institutions, internship and full-time opportunities, in addition to providing guidance and advice to access opportunities within the industry. each year approximately 15-20 finance majors are selected through a competitive selection process based on academic achievement, leadership and interest in competitive financial careers. The program provides a $2000 scholarship, visits to financial institutions, opportunities for networking and a class designed to provide an in-depth view of the financial industry and careers.

Complete information about this unique program, including its many benefits, application instructions and student profiles can be found at: www.business.ku.edu/finance-scholars

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Multicultural Business Scholars Program

Members of the Multicultural Business Scholars Program join a community of students and professors who help make the transition from high school to college successful. The program provides scholarships and assists with the academic, social and personal aspects of student experiences at the University of Kansas to help students fully realize the benefits of their college education.

In addition to the focus on academics, there are exciting extra-curricular activities that help students fully mature and develop those skills critical to being a success in the community of business professionals. Students can count on: attending theater performances, operas, ballets, concerts and museums; interacting with interesting guest speakers; delicious meals; and the fellowship of people who care about the participants and their futures. The program also has a very active network of corporate sponsors who encourage students by providing internship and employment opportunities.

Complete information about this unique program, including its many benefits and application instructions can be found at: www.msp.ku.edu/business

“The Business Leadership Program has been one of the most important organizations that I have been a part of during my time at KU. With access to the best resources available from the business school, I was able to develop and tailor my leadership and personal skills to a high degree in a short amount of time.“

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victor Zaharopoulos —BLP class of Fall 2011

95% of students seeking employment accepted an offer by graduation

59% of students seeking employment accepted an offer by graduation

Most recent salary data:

What can I do with a major in Accounting?Accountants come in two “varieties”:

• Those who work within a company’s accounting department (these individuals may or may not be Certified Public Accountants (CPAs)• Those who work for public accounting firms, whose business is to look at companies from the outside and ensure that their accounting practices are producing accurate information, both for the sake of the company itself and for individual and institutional investors.

Graduates of the accounting program are qualified to work in a variety of fields including academia, government, industry and public accounting. This program provides a strong base upon which the student can continue to build and improve the skills needed for a successful career. For public accounting positions, most states require 150 hours of college credit, which can be fulfilled by the Master of Accounting program. The courses specific to the accounting major must be completed with a grade-point average of at least 2.5.

ACCOUNTINg

PRIMARY AReAS OF eMPLOYMeNT INCLUDe:

Internal Audit

Tax Associate

Audit Associate

Forensic/Investigative Accounting

IT Services

Personal Financial Planning

estate Planning

Financial Reporting

Cost Accounting

Tax Planning

Budget Analysis

Record Keeping

• ACCT 303: Intro to the ACCT profession

• ACCT 320: Financial Accounting II

• ACCT 325: Managerial Accounting II

• ACCT 311: Information Systems for ACCT

• ACCT 330: Intro to Taxation

• ACCT 410: Financial Accounting III

• ACCT 543: Intro to Auditing

• 2 ABE(s): Any Business Course #320 or higher

MAJOR COURSES

#1 accounting program in the Big 12 and #1 in Kansas per Businessweek 15 16

$39,000$69,000

$28,800$57,000

MAcc Range: BS Accounting Range:

and the liberal arts to fully prepare for a finance career. The courses specific to the finance major must be completed with a grade-point average of at least 2.5.

What can I do with a major in Finance?Many finance students become internal financial managers or work in commercial or investment banking.

This program, designed to fit the globalized marketplace, offers a multidisciplinary and integraed approach. Because of the program’s flexibility, students can develop comprehensive skills in areas like accounting, business law, finance, information systems, management and leadership, marketing and supply chain management. Proficiency in a number of related disciplines allows for the adaptability needed in the dynamic, ever-changing world of business. This knowledge also promotes entrepreneurship and creativity; and applying the methods of one discipline to another provides insights and improves skills. The student must satisfy all business graduation requirements for

the B.S. and have a grade-point average of at least 2.2 in the 21 advanced business credit hours selected for the major.

What can I do with a major in Business Administration?The Business Administration major is designed to give students the opportunity to receive a broad business background. This high level exposure to all of the areas of study offered through the School of Business allows students to be well versed in the variety of business issues that may come up during their careers.

The finance program is concerned with areas like investments and asset pricing, corporate finance, corporate governance, the management and regulation of financial institutions and international finance. Finance major electives range from topics from business valuation to portfolio management to financial modeling. Beyond the required finance courses, students are encouraged to take additional coursework in accounting, math, statistics, economics

PRIMARY AReAS OF eMPLOYMeNT INCLUDe:

Banking

Construction

Finance

education

Health Care

Hotels & Restaurants

entertainment

Manufacturing

Transportation

government

Utilities

Wholesale and Retail Trade

Service Industries

Owner/managers

Sales

entrepreneurship

Retail

general Management

Management Rotational Career

Programs

PRIMARY AReAS OF eMPLOYMeNT INCLUDe:

Financial Analyst

Credit Analysis & Management

Controller/Finance Director

Financial Reporting

Chief Financial Officer

Sales & Trading

Underwriting

Mergers & Acquisitions

Loan Officer

Bank examiner

Commercial Banking

Fund Accountant

Real estate

Portfolio/Fund Manager

Complete 21 hours of business courses #320 or above. These courses must be distributed across at least three prefixes listed here.

• FIN 410: Investment Theory & Applications

• FIN 415: Corporate Finance• FIN 430: Financial Markets & Intermediaries• 3 FIN 400+ electives

• ACCT 321/ACCT 410: Intermediate ACCT Finance

MAJOR COURSES

BUSINeSS ADMINISTRATION FINANCe

• ACCT• BlAW• ENTR• FIN• IBUS

• IST• MgMT• MKTg • SCM

MAJOR COURSES

70% of students seeking employment accepted an offer by graduation

69% of students seeking employment accepted an offer by graduation

Most recent salary data:

Most recent salary data:

$25,000$70,000

$25,000$80,000

Finance Range:

Business Admisitration Range:

Information technologies are a vital part of any organization and the information systems major focuses on the effective use of these technologies in typical business, governmental and not-for-profit organizations. Students gain an in-depth understanding and appreciation for specific technologies and the challenges involved in the application of them in dynamic environments. The students begin their career with the technical and managerial skills needed in major businesses, governmental entities or information systems consulting firms.

What can I do with a major in Information Systems?Primary areas of employment for Information Systems majors are many and varied. Virtually every organization, businesses in all industries, government entities, or not-for-profit groups,

depends to some degree on information technology and, as a result, adds to the aggregate demand for information systems professionals. Some positions are more technical than analytical, and some organizations choose to place entry level employees in these sorts of positions to “learn the ropes.”

In other cases, companies will place the new team member in a business or process analyst role under the supervision of a veteran manager. Consulting firms, experts in providing information systems- related solutions to their clients, are another likely area of employment for an information systems graduate. Whatever the role and whatever the specific technology involved, the focus will be on the value-adding integration of information technology into the business or other organization.

• IST 320: Fund Software Development• IST 325: Systems Analysis & Design• IST 326: Database Management Systems

• IST 330: Business Computer Networking• IST 410: IT Project Management• 2 IST electives

INFORMATION SYSTeMS

Find yourself craving to gain a mix of theoretical and practical management knowledge and skills? The management and leadership major is designed to enable passionate students to work as professional managers and leaders of the organization’s future by focusing on interpersonal systems and strategic skills necessary to build and manage an effective business team. Coursework in organizational behavior, human resource management, administrative theory and international management emphasizes the process of planning, organizing, leading and controlling organizations. The program is intended

to help students develop the perspective, skills and knowledge that they will need to manage and lead the modern organization more effectively.

What can I do with a major in Management & leadership?The Management and Leadership major prepares students for entry-level positions at the supervisory level of large organizations, as small business owners/managers or as team leaders for innovative organizations.

PRIMARY AReAS OF eMPLOYMeNT INCLUDe:

Banking

Manufacturing

Construction

Transportation

Finance

government

education

Utilities

Health care

entertainment

Wholesale and retail trade

Hotels & restaurants

Service industries

Owner/managers

Sales

Human Resources

entrepreneurship

Retail

general Management

MANAgeMeNT & LeADeRSHIP

• MgMT 410: Human Resources Management

• MgMT 437: Personal Skills for Managing People

• MgMT 455: general MgMT Processes/Change

• IBUS 480: International Management

• 3 MgMT electives (400+ level MgMT/eNTR/ IBUS, or BLAW 505)

PRIMARY AReAS OF eMPLOYMeNT INCLUDe:

Large to mid-sized businesses

government Agencies

Startup businesses

Not-for-profit organizations

Technical analysis

Techical/product support

Information security advisory

Internal audit

Consulting (various roles)

System delivery/implementation

Project Management/coordination

MAJOR COURSESMAJOR COURSES

71% of students seeking employment accepted an offer by graduation

69% of students seeking employment accepted an offer by graduation

Most recent salary data:

Most recent salary data:

$25,000$70,000

$25,000$80,000

Information Systems Range:

Management & leadership Range:

The marketing program is designed to give students a broad liberal arts background complete with a strong professional education. Learn the basics of marketing, such as market research, market segmentation and targeting, consumer behavior, marketing strategy, the distribution of goods and services, pricing policies, promoting product communications and marketing segmentation. Study more in-depth product management and the development of new products to satisfy customer demand, effective customer service, global marketing, internet marketing and database management.

What can I do with a major in Marketing?Marketing is a practical, career-oriented major that requires analytical skills, logic and creativity.

Typical marketing activities include:

• Determining the wants and needs of consumers• Developing products to satisfy customer demands• Communicating information about these products and services to prospective buyers• Pricing products to reflect costs, competition and the customer’s ability to buy• Making products and services available at times and places that meet customers’ needs• Service and follow-up to ensure customer satisfaction

This program explores a set of approaches to efficiently integrate the flow of materials, finances and information from suppliers, manufacturers, wholesalers, distributors, retailers to the final customer and back again. Supply chain involves coordinating and integrating these flows both within and among companies. The primary objective of supply chain management is to improve the service levels to customers while reducing overall supply chain costs.

What can I do with a major in Supply Chain Management?The following are some areas of employment for supply chain management majors (actual job titles can vary, e.g., Agent, Analyst, Assistant, Specialist, or Manager):

PRIMARY AReAS OF eMPLOYMeNT INCLUDe:

Sales

Customer Relations

Purchasing/Procurement

Retail

Brand Management

Market Research

Advertising

PRIMARY AReAS OF eMPLOYMeNT INCLUDe:

Supplier Relations Management

Contracts Management & Pricing

Procurement & Supply Management

Materials Planning

Inventory Management

Logistics Management

Demand Forecasting

Consulting in SCM

export/Import Operations

Transportation Carrier Management

Services Management

Warehouse Operations

Distribution Management

Most recent salary data:

• MKTg 411 Introduction to Consumer Behavior• MKTg 415: Marketing Research for Managers

• MKTg 435: Marketing Strategy• 4 MKTg 400+ electives

• SCM 401: Intro to Supply Chain Management• SCM 402: Procurement and Supplier Management

• SCM 403: Logistics, Transportation & Warehouse Management• SCM 404: Management of Integrated Information Systems/eRP

• 3 SCM electives (SCM 400+, IST 410, MgMT 472, MKTg 465, or MKTg 450)

MARKeTINg SUPPLY CHAIN MANAgeMeNT

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MAJOR COURSES

MAJOR COURSES

95% of students seeking employment accepted an offer by graduation

$28,500$55,000

60% of students seeking employment accepted an offer by graduation

Most recent salary data:

$25,000$70,000

Marketing Range:

Supply Chain Management Range:

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