Online and On-Campus w/Online Courses
Program Available
Bachelor's
Program Type
Total Credits
120
Affordability
Private School Education At State School Prices
Why Study Logistics?
A logistics degree prepares students to enter the workforce with practical, job-ready skills by covering key components such as supply chain strategy, inventory control, and global trade compliance. The curriculum is designed to be flexible and engaging, using case studies, interactive assignments, and faculty expertise, especially helpful for military students transitioning to civilian careers. While a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration in Logistics includes some exposure to math and data science, the program focuses more on real-world applications like improving supply chain efficiency, reducing costs, and leveraging emerging technologies such as AI and blockchain. Students also explore sustainability and ethical considerations, ensuring they are well-rounded professionals ready to meet modern logistics challenges.
What You’ll Learn
- You will gain a strong foundation in transportation management systems and the regulatory frameworks that govern them. You’ll explore how transportation functions within the broader distribution process, including carrier responsibilities, freight classification, legal regulations, and public policy, crucial for understanding logistics management.
- A logistics degree will equip you with critical skills in procurement, contracting, and quality management as you study purchasing strategies, inventory control, make-or-buy decisions, and vendor relations. These skills will prepare you to manage complex supply chains and ensure quality assurance throughout the logistics process.
- You will learn to apply data-driven decision-making in logistics operations and systems management with a degree in logistics. By using accounting principles and information systems, you will be equipped to guide resource allocation, cost control, budgeting, and production planning effectively.
- The logistics B.S.B.A. degree explores global logistics, emerging technologies, and sustainability issues that shape modern supply chain management. The logistics degree examines international trade compliance, customs processes, and current global events, while also considering the ethical and environmental implications of logistics decisions.
- You will gain hands-on experience and examine real-world logistics challenges through internships and in-depth coursework. These opportunities will prepare you for professional roles by applying classroom knowledge to areas such as warehousing, systems engineering, and human resource planning.
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Dr. Adrian James
Interim Dean, College of Management
Associate Professor of Management
adrian.james@park.edu
Tuition & Fees
Park University offers a transparent and student-focused approach to tuition and financial aid. Our tuition structure is designed to be competitive and manageable, and our financial aid counselors are available to guide you through every step of the process. From understanding your cost breakdown to exploring funding options, we ensure that financial planning is clear, personalized, and aligned with your educational journey.
Admission Requirements
Ready to take the next step in your education? Park University welcomes applicants with a high school diploma or equivalent who meet our undergraduate admission standards. Bachelor’s degrees require 120 credit hours, including coursework tailored to your major and core academic skills. To graduate, you’ll need to maintain a 2.0 GPA in your major and complete at least 30 credit hours at Park to meet the residency requirements, 15 of which must be earned in the major core. Whether you’re starting fresh or transferring in, we’re here to help you build a strong foundation for your future.
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Logistics Career & Future Opportunities
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*General salary and employment outcomes vary by geographic area, previous work experience, education and opportunities for employment that are outside of Park University’s Control. The labor market and average salary range can be explored further at the U.S. Bureau of Labor and Statistics.
FAQs: Logistics Degree, B.S.B.A.
Park’s logistics degree equips students with in-demand skills in inventory management, transportation coordination, project management, and supply chain analytics. The curriculum emphasizes real-world applications, preparing graduates to optimize operations and manage complex logistics systems across industries like manufacturing, retail, and distribution.
Graduates of Park’s logistics degree are prepared for roles such as supply chain analyst, transportation manager, operations coordinator, and inventory control specialist. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, logistics and supply chain roles are projected to grow steadily, with strong demand across sectors including healthcare, e-commerce, and global trade.
Absolutely. The BSBA in Logistics is structured to align with Park’s broader business programs, making it easy to transfer credits into related degrees such as business administration or management. Academic advisors work with students to ensure a smooth transition and help build a clear path toward advanced credentials and long-term career growth.
Students in Park’s logistics bachelor’s degree program gain exposure to industry-standard tools used in inventory management, transportation planning, and supply chain analytics. Coursework may include hands-on experience with platforms like SAP, Oracle SCM, and Excel-based modeling, helping graduates meet employer expectations in operations management and logistics coordination.
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