Bachelor of Science in
Global Business & Supply Chain Management

The Bachelor of Science in Global Business & Supply Chain Management degree program at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University is designed for students interested in learning about global business practice, culture-specific communications, supply chain management and global entrepreneurship success. The program examines global issues in aviation, logistics, marketing, accounting, trade and other topics relevant to international business. Whether program students are already well traveled or are aspiring globetrotters, they emerge prepared to work and lead diverse global businesses in both the U.S. and overseas. This degree program reflects the ever-changing and demanding global environment of business, government, managing complex global supply chain issues, and the aviation industry.

Learn about international cultures with a focus on emerging markets. Select an area of concentration to align with individual career goals: Aviation, Aerospace, or Language & Culture (with tracks in Chinese, Arabic, and Spanish).

ERAU encourages its students to think far beyond traditional boundaries such as participating in unique internships and cooperative educational experiences. These include summer abroad academic programs in places like France, Italy, China, UAE, Spain, Mexico, and Brazil.

There are plenty of on-campus clubs to join to enhance the academic experience, including Phi Beta Lambda, American Association of Airport Executives, and the Aviation Business Networking Club.

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

Part of the School of Business in the College of Business, Security and Intelligence, the B.S. 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 culture and business. Using an analytical approach that examines global issues in aviation, logistics and transportation, marketing, accounting, finance, trade, and other topics relevant to the international business community, students develop an understanding of the interrelated economic, market, and other cultural and environmental forces affecting business and supply chain issues on the global stage.

The Global Business & Supply Chain Management program at ERAU prepares its graduates to:

Understand the interrelated economic, market, social, ethical, political, and environmental forces affecting the basic forms and the growth of global business activities.
Receive certificate opportunities in supply chain management, providing graduates with the tools to immediately take leadership roles as a global logistics and supply chain manager in aviation or non-aviation fields.
Analyze the global functions of marketing, logistics, accounting, finance and entrepreneurship through hands-on activities and projects
Assess the role of domestic and international organizations — such as the World Trade Organization (WTO) and International Monetary Fund (IMF) — in the global marketplace.
Demonstrate an appreciation for the significance of multicultural diversity in the workforce and knowledge of the complexities associated with expatriate life in the global marketplace.
Incorporate ethical analysis into current and future business decisions in international business.

Get one-on-one mentoring opportunities from our faculty and network with our Business Industry Advisory Board, whose members include JetBlue, The Boeing Company, Las Vegas' McCarran International Airport, and the United Parcel Service.

ERAU’s Prescott Campus is home to an acclaimed School of Business whose students, for ten consecutive years, have brought home more awards from the Phi Beta Lambda State Leadership Conference than any other school in attendance, including nationally ranked business schools.

Prescott's School of Business is a member of the Association of Collegiate Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP) and is accredited.

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B.S. in Global Business and Supply Chain Management

The Bachelor of Science in Global Business and Supply Chain Management program 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 program is designed for certificate opportunities in supply chain, program management, and six sigma providing graduates with the tools to immediately take leadership roles as a global logistics and supply chain manager in the aviation and non-aviation business, government, and not-for-profit sectors. Through a challenging, experiential, and team-based curriculum, the courses are taught by internationally-experienced faculty focused on the rising role of emerging markets and the complexity of global supply chain issues. Emphasis is placed on technological change, the interdisciplinary nature of supply chain management, the growing importance of the security of the supply chain, and the choice of regional studies, language, or study abroad options.

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 credit hours and is normally completed in eight semesters.

Program Requirements

General Education (37-38)

BA 222	Business Analytics Tools	3
COM 122	English Composition	3
COM 219	Speech	3
COM 221	Technical Report Writing	3
or COM 222	Business Communication
or COM 223	Intelligence Writing
EC 210	Microeconomics	3
Humanities 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
SS 204	Introduction to Geography	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 RS 306	Studies in Middle Eastern History and Culture
Natural Science Elective (one must include a lab): Biology, Chemistry, Physical Science, Weather, or SIS 220		7-8

Global Business Core (69 Credits)

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
BA 311	Marketing	3
BA 319	Managerial and Organizational Behavior	3
BA 320	Business Information Systems	3
BA 325	Social Responsibility and Ethics in Management	3
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
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
BA 442	Global Marketing Management	3
EC 211	Macroeconomics	3
FIN 332	Corporate Finance I	3
FIN 342	International Finance	3
SIS 365	Project Management	3
Foreign Language 101 OR Regional Studies or Social Science Upper-Level Elective OR Study Abroad (focusing on Accounting, Business Administration, or Economics)		3

Open Electives (13-14 Credits)

Open Electives

13-14

Total Credits

120

Global Business and Supply Chain Management - General

Freshman Year
		Credits
BA 102	Introduction to Aviation, Aerospace and Global Business	3
or BA 189	Introduction to Business
BA 201	Principles of Management	3
BA 222	Business Analytics Tools	3
COM 122	English Composition	3
EC 210	Microeconomics	3
MA 111	Pre-Calculus for Aviation	3
or MA 120	Quantitative Methods I
or MA 140	College Algebra
SS 204	Introduction to Geography	3
UNIV 101	College Success	(1)
	Humanities Lower-Level Elective	3
	Natural Sciences Elective (Biology, Chemistry, Physical Science, Weather, or SIS 220)	3
	Credits Subtotal	27.0
Sophomore Year
ACC 210	Financial Accounting	3
BA 215	Transportation Principles	3
BA 335	International Business	3
BA 370	Machine Learning and Big Data	3
COM 219	Speech	3
COM 221	Technical Report Writing	3
or COM 222	Business Communication
or COM 223	Intelligence Writing
EC 211	Macroeconomics	3
MA 222	Business Statistics	3
	Natural Sciences Elective with Lab (Biology, Chemistry, Physical Science, Weather, or SIS 220)	4
	Open Elective	7
	Credits Subtotal	35.0
Junior Year
BA 311	Marketing	3
BA 319	Managerial and Organizational Behavior	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 410	Management of Air Cargo	3
or SIS 428	Supply Chain Security
FIN 332	Corporate Finance I	3
FIN 342	International Finance	3
	Foreign Language 101 OR Regional Studies or Social Science Upper-Level Elective OR Study Abroad (focusing on Accounting, Business Administration, or Economics)	3
	Open Elective	3
	Credits Subtotal	30.0
Senior Year
BA 320	Business Information Systems	3
BA 325	Social Responsibility and Ethics in Management	3
BA 390	Business Law	3
BA 437	Strategic Management and Consulting	3
BA 441	Global Entrepreneurship and Innovation	3
BA 442	Global Marketing Management	3
RS 306	Studies in Middle Eastern History and Culture	3
or SS 326	Russian-U.S. Relations
or SS 327	International Relations
or SS 333	U.S. - Asian Relations
or SS 336	The Modern Middle East in World Affairs
SIS 365	Project Management	3
	Open Elective	4
	Credits Subtotal	28.0
	Credits Total:	120

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