The bachelor degree program in Global Business (BS) at Embry-Riddle includes aviation, transportation, trade, and other international business curriculum.

Bachelor of Science in
Global Business & Supply Chain Management

The B.S. in Global Business & Supply Chain Management is a Boeing Focus program and offers a global perspective on logistics and supply chain management.

About the Bachelor of Science in Global Business & Supply Chain Management

The Bachelor of Science in Global Business & Supply Chain Management at Embry‑Riddle Aeronautical University is designed to prepare students with the knowledge of the global context of business with the understanding and critical skills in global logistics and supply chain management.

The supply chain management degree reflects the ever-changing and demanding global environment of business, as well as government within and beyond the aviation and aerospace industry. Whether program students are already well-traveled or aspiring globetrotters, they emerge prepared to work and lead projects within global businesses in the U.S. and overseas.

Student Learning Outcomes

Opportunities you will have while earning a degree in global business:

Understand the interrelated economic, market, social, ethical, political and environmental forces affecting the basic forms and the growth of global business activities.
Analyze the global functions of supply chain, marketing, logistics, accounting, finance and entrepreneurship.
Interpret project management principles and apply them to consulting cases with industry clients.
Incorporate ethical analysis into current and future business decisions in international business.

Global Business & Supply Chain Management Career Opportunities

Careers and Employers

With a high placement rate of 100% within a year of graduation, Embry-Riddle global business and supply chain management degree graduates are set to enter the workforce in various positions, including project managers, supply chain specialists, logistics managers and business consultants. Graduates looking to work in international business supply chain management often work for companies such as:

The Boeing Company
Lufthansa Airlines
Raytheon Technologies
Cessna Aircraft
Textron
Southwest Airlines

Global Business & Supply Chain Management Salary Information

Receiving a supply chain management degree from Embry-Riddle provides the opportunity for competitive salaries, with alumni averaging $79,000 annually within one year of graduation.

DETAILS

About Global Business & Supply Chain Management at the Prescott, AZ Campus

Located in the School of Business in the College of Business, Security and Intelligence, the Bachelor of Science in Global Business & Supply Chain Management degree is designed for students who want a global perspective on the challenges that arise at the intersection of logistics, supply chain and global business. Using an analytical approach that examines global issues in aviation, logistics and transportation, marketing, accounting, finance and trade, students develop an understanding of interrelated economics. Students studying international business supply chain management learn about other cultural and environmental forces affecting business and supply chain issues on the global stage.

Global Business & Supply Chain Management Information

Credits: 120
Online or In-Person: In-Person

Professional Accreditation

The Global Business & Supply Chain Management program is accredited by the Association of Collegiate Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP).

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Degree Requirements

The Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University – Global Business and Supply Chain Management program is accredited by the Association of Collegiate Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP). The degree requires successful completion of a minimum of 120-121 credit hours and is normally completed in eight semesters.

Program Requirements

General Education

Embry-Riddle degree programs require students to complete a minimum of 36 hours of General Education coursework. For a full description of Embry-Riddle General Education guidelines, please see the General Education section of this catalog.

Students may choose other classes outside of their requirements, but doing so can result in the student having to complete more than the degree's 120-121 credit hours. This will result in additional time and cost to the student.

Communication Theory and Skills		9
Computer Science/Information Technology		3
Mathematics		6
Physical and Life Sciences (Natural Sciences)		6
Humanities and Social Sciences		12
3 hours of Lower-Level Humanities
3 hours of Lower-Level Social Science
3 hours of Lower-Level or Upper-Level Humanities or Social Science
3 hours of Upper-Level Humanities or Social Science
Total Credits		36

Global Business Core (106-107 Credits)

The following course of study outlines the quickest and most cost-efficient route for students to earn their B.S. in Global Business and Supply Chain Management. Students are encouraged to follow the course of study to ensure they complete all program required courses and their prerequisites within four years.

Courses in the core with a # will satisfy your general education requirements.

ACC 210	Financial Accounting ^*	3
BA 102	Introduction to Aviation, Aerospace and Global Business ^*	3
or BA 189	Introduction to Business
BA 201	Principles of Management	3
BA 215	Transportation Principles ^*	3
or CI 119	Introduction to Cyber Security for Non-Majors
BA 222	Business Analytics Tools ^#	3
BA 311	Marketing	3
BA 319	Managerial and Organizational Behavior ^*	3
or SIS 425	Information Protection and Computer Security
BA 320	Business Information Systems	3
BA 325	Social Responsibility and Ethics in Management	3
BA 328	Professional Consulting	3
or BA 432	Global Sales Management
BA 335	International Business	3
BA 341	Global Logistics and Supply Chain Management ^**	3
BA 352	Business Analytics for Decision Making	3
BA 353	Management of Production and Operations	3
BA 370	Machine Learning and Big Data ^**	3
or BA 302	Data-driven Managerial Decision Making
BA 390	Business Law	3
BA 410	Management of Air Cargo ^**	3
or SIS 428	Supply Chain Security
BA 437	Strategic Management and Consulting	3
BA 441	Global Entrepreneurship and Innovation ^*	3
or EC 317	Global Economics, Politics and Culture
COM 122	English Composition ^#	3
EC 210	Microeconomics ^#	3
EC 211	Macroeconomics	3
FIN 332	Corporate Finance I ^*	3
FIN 342	International Finance ^**	3
Foreign Language 101, Social Science Upper-Level Elective, or Study Abroad (focusing on Accounting, Business Administration, or Economics)		3
General Education - Communications Elective ^#		6
General Education - Humanities Lower-Level Elective ^#		3
General Education - Natural Science Elective (one must include a lab) ^#		7-8
General Education - Social Science Lower-Level Elective ^#		3
MA 111	Pre-Calculus for Aviation ^#	3
or MA 120	Quantitative Methods I
or MA 140	College Algebra
MA 222	Business Statistics ^#	3
SIS 365	Project Management	3
SS 327	International Relations ^#	3
or SS 326	Russian-U.S. Relations
or SS 333	U.S. - Asian Relations
or SS 336	The Modern Middle East in World Affairs
or SS 308	Studies in Middle Eastern History and Culture

Open Electives (13-14 Credits)

Open Electives

13-14

Total Credits

120-121

*: Only Offered in Fall
**: Only offered in Spring
#: General Education Course

All Army ROTC students are required to complete SS 321 - U.S. Military History 1900-Present (3 credits) in order to commission.

Global Business and Supply Chain Management - General

Freshman Year
Fall		Credits
BA 102	Introduction to Aviation, Aerospace and Global Business	3
or BA 189	Introduction to Business
BA 215	Transportation Principles	3
or CI 119	Introduction to Cyber Security for Non-Majors
COM 122	English Composition	3
MA 111	Pre-Calculus for Aviation	3
or MA 120	Quantitative Methods I
or MA 140	College Algebra
	Social Science Elective	3
UNIV 101	College Success	(1)
	Credits Subtotal	15.0
Spring
ACC 210	Financial Accounting	3
BA 201	Principles of Management	3
BA 222	Business Analytics Tools	3
EC 210	Microeconomics	3
	Humanities Lower-Level Elective	3
	Credits Subtotal	15.0
Sophomore Year
Fall
BA 335	International Business	3
	Communications Elective	3
EC 211	Macroeconomics	3
MA 222	Business Statistics	3
	Natural Sciences Elective	3
	Credits Subtotal	15.0
Spring
BA 319	Managerial and Organizational Behavior	3
or SIS 425	Information Protection and Computer Security
BA 341	Global Logistics and Supply Chain Management	3
BA 352	Business Analytics for Decision Making	3
	Communications Elective	3
	Natural Sciences Elective with Lab	4
	Credits Subtotal	16.0
Junior Year
Fall
BA 320	Business Information Systems	3
BA 353	Management of Production and Operations	3
BA 370	Machine Learning and Big Data	3
or BA 302	Data-driven Managerial Decision Making
FIN 332	Corporate Finance I	3
	Foreign Language 101 or Social Science Upper-Level Elective OR Study Abroad (focusing on Accounting, Business Administration, or Economics)	3
	Credits Subtotal	15.0
Spring
BA 311	Marketing	3
FIN 342	International Finance	3
	Open Elective	3
SIS 365	Project Management	3
SS 327	International Relations	3
or SS 326	Russian-U.S. Relations
or SS 333	U.S. - Asian Relations
or SS 336	The Modern Middle East in World Affairs
or SS 308	Studies in Middle Eastern History and Culture
	Credits Subtotal	15.0
Senior Year
Fall
BA 325	Social Responsibility and Ethics in Management	3
BA 390	Business Law	3
BA 441	Global Entrepreneurship and Innovation	3
or EC 317	Global Economics, Politics and Culture
	Open Electives	7
	Credits Subtotal	16.0
Spring
BA 328	Professional Consulting	3
or BA 432	Global Sales Management
BA 410	Management of Air Cargo	3
or SIS 428	Supply Chain Security
BA 437	Strategic Management and Consulting	3
	Open Elective	4
	Credits Subtotal	13.0
	Credits Total:	120

For course descriptions, education requirements, curriculum, and suggested plan of study, please see the Bachelor of Science in Global Business & Supply Chain Management in the Prescott Catalog.