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Business Management Associate Degree
Employment Potential
There are many job listings that would be appropriate for a graduate of the Business Management program. Small organizations typically require generalist skills and large organizations tend toward some specialization among their managers.
-With additional education and/or work experience, a graduate may find employment opportunities as a manager of operations with increased responsibility, authority and commensurate pay.
Employment opportunities with additional education
-Manager of operations with increased responsibility, authority and commensurate pay.
Entrepreneurship Associate Degree
Employment Potential
A graduate of this program will have the potential for employment in the following areas:
- Small Business Owner/Manager
- Entrepreneur
- Department Manager
- Merchandiser
- Sales Representative
- Sales Associate
Employment opportunities with additional education
- General Manager
Supply Chain Management Associate Degree
Employment Potential
A graduate of this program will have the potential for employment in the following areas:
- Buyer/Planner: coordinates activities between purchasing and manufacturing scheduling.
- Claims Analyst: performs duties in the risk management process including over, short, and damage incidents and claims.
- Customer Service Representative: communicates with customers in order to match customer needs with vehicle and driver availability, deals with customer inquiries, expedites freight, and tracks orders.
- Dispatcher: assigns freight to routes, assigns vehicles and routes to drivers, and handles exceptions.
- Inventory Analyst: compiles and manages information of amount, kind, and value of merchandise, material, or stock on hand to obtain optimum inventory balance, price, and costs.
- Inventory Control Specialist: coordinates inventory issues with purchasing, production, and marketing; tracks current and forecasted levels of inbound and finished goods inventory.
- Logistics Technician: communicates effectively with carriers and customers in 3PL environment, manages trailer needs, provides carrier assignments, monitors and traces customer shipments, and participates in carrier evaluation process.
- Materials Planner: coordinates and expedites flow of manufacturing materials, parts, and assemblies with or between departments or plants in accordance with production and shipping schedules.
- Master Production Scheduler: creates master production schedule and work orders; establishes priorities for current and forecasted customer demand; establishes availability or capacity of workers, parts, machinery, and equipment.
- Purchasing Assistant: performs basic activities related to supplier evaluation and selection, product specifications, order quantities, and delivery requirements.
- Shipping and Receiving Specialist: coordinates the flow of raw materials and finished goods to meet production and customer requirements and works with transportation carriers to assure timely and accurate pickup and delivery.
- Transportation Planner/Coordinator: interfaces with customers and carriers in resolving pricing and delivery issues in 3PL environment, optimizes order consolidation and carrier selection considering cost, lead time, carrier capacity, and warehouse space constraints.
- Warehouse Specialist: manages the flow of inventory into and out of a storage facility or distribution center, and works with owners of the inventory to meet inventory level and customer service needs.
Employment opportunities with additional education
- Account Manager
- Logistics Manager
- Materials Manager
- Production and Inventory Control Manager
- Purchasing Manager
- Traffic Manager
- Operations Manager