Logistics & Supply ChainColumbus State offers an accelerated, affordable path to a rewarding career

Central Ohio is growing fast, and it takes problem-solvers and planners to streamline the who, what, why, when, and where of how goods get to consumers.

The explosive growth of e-commerce and new technologies has created a surge in demand for supply chain and logistics pros. The opportunities are endless here in central Ohio at companies like Limited Brands, Honda, Intel, DHL, FedEx, and more and these top employers need your skillset. Take advantage of these opportunities by earning a degree or certificate in Logistics and Supply Chain Management at Columbus State Community College.

If you are an expert multi-tasker who isn’t afraid to pivot when plans change, you could be a great fit for a high-paid career in logistics and supply chain management.

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Why Build a Career in Logistics & Supply Chain Management?

Skills and Interests

If you love solving problems, thrive in fast-paced environments, always plan ahead, and have an eye for detail, then the logistics and supply industry can use your skills.

Good Pay and Benefits

With education and training from Columbus State, you could be making between $37 and $60 an hour in a variety of positions along the supply chain.

Career Growth

Central Ohio is a national logistics hub and the region’s top employers hire our graduates with a two-year degree or a certificate. Many employers will also pay for education or training to advance your career.

Find the Right Education and Training

Columbus State prepares you to develop what’s next in the IT industry with an up-to-date curriculum led by instructors who are experts in industry standards and practices. Need help choosing the right program? Request Information

Associate Degrees

Logistics Engineering Technology A.A.S.

Combine coursework in supply chain management, engineering, and computer science while learning in an online and hands-on environment. You will focus on industry-standard logic controllers, conveyors, and logistics technology while also exploring how new technologies are improving organizations’ productivity.

For College Credit | 2-Year Degree

Supply Chain Management A.A.S.

Supply chains cover everything from the planning, development, and production of to the information systems needed to get those products to consumers. In this program you’ll learn how goods and services move from their point of origin or raw material to their point of consumption as a finished good.

For College Credit | 2-Year Degree

Modern Manufacturing Work Study

The MMWS program combines classroom and lab learning with the opportunity for a paid work-study position at a local industry partner. (Students enrolled in select AAS programs are eligible to participate.)

For College Credit | Earn & Learn Program

Certificates

LINCS Principles of Supply Chain Certificate

This certificate provides an in-depth understanding of supply chain management principles with a focus on the political, economic, social, and cultural considerations of doing business globally. You’ll also learn about import and export regulations, IT, logistics, and more.