Logistics Management

Discover what it takes to keep products, materials and information moving through an interconnected world. Fisher’s logistics management specialization focuses on the systems and decisions that move goods efficiently from their source to the people and organizations that need them.

Through coursework in transportation, inventory planning, warehousing, purchasing and logistics strategy, you’ll learn to coordinate complex flows, improve efficiency and respond to challenges across the supply chain. These skills can prepare you for careers in logistics, distribution, transportation, manufacturing, retail, consulting and related fields.

Take your learning further through opportunities such as The Logistics Association, where you can connect with fellow students and industry professionals while building leadership experience and learning more about careers across the field.

Explore the logistics management specialization below and prepare to help keep businesses and supply chains moving.

Curriculum Requirements

Your specialization requirements depend on the curriculum in place when you entered Fisher. As we transition to our redesigned undergraduate curriculum, requirements for both curricula are provided below.

See the foundational and major core requirements that complements your specialization.