Business Administration - Logistics

Overview

The Business Administration - Logistics program at Saint Leo University provides students with a comprehensive understanding of logistics principles, methodologies, and best practices. The curriculum includes courses in supply chain management, transportation management, inventory control, warehousing and distribution, and more. Students will learn how to effectively manage logistics operations, optimize transportation networks, and reduce costs while ensuring high levels of customer satisfaction.

The program also emphasizes the importance of ethical and socially responsible logistics practices, preparing students to navigate the complex ethical and legal issues surrounding logistics management.

Graduates of the program will be well-prepared to pursue careers in logistics management, including roles such as logistics manager, transportation manager, supply chain manager, and more. They will also have the foundation to pursue further education in areas such as business administration, operations management, and supply chain management.

Why Earn Your Business Administration Degree at Saint Leo University?

Count yourself among Saint Leo’s nearly 16,000 students worldwide. The University's Donald R. Tapia College of Business is the largest Catholic business college in the U.S., with students and alumni in more than 50 countries. As a Saint Leo student, you’re tapped into a network of peers around the globe, connecting in the classroom, online and at the annual International Business Conference at our Tampa-area University Campus.

As an online logistics student, you'll take 24 hours of intensive logistics courses in addition to a core of foundational business classes. Your online logistics studies will explore processes in both civilian and military organizations, examining cargo transportation, electronic order processing, distribution, purchasing, warehousing, quality management and improvement, and the estimation of production and ordering quantities.