Bachelor of Applied Technology in Logistics and Supply Chain Management

Ready to lead in one of today’s fastest-growing industries? Our Bachelor of Applied Technology in Logistics and Supply Chain Management prepares you to manage the flow of goods, services, and information across global networks. You'll gain the training needed to succeed in a fast-paced field that powers everything from online shopping to international trade.

Program Overview

With a Bachelor of Applied Technology degree, you'll develop hands-on skills and leadership training to succeed in areas like supply chain, transportation, warehousing, trucking, and manufacturing. This hybrid program builds on our AAS degree and prepares you for higher-level roles in management, helping you lead and adapt in a fast-changing industry.

Earning Potential

Logisticians: $72,157
Production, Planning, and Expediting Clerks: $48,785
Buyers and Purchasing Agents: $67,331

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Locations

North Campus

a buzzing industry

The supply chain industry is changing fast because of global trade, online shopping, new technology, and efforts to protect the environment. As businesses try to work more efficiently and save money, they need more trained workers to help manage and improve their supply chains.

According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the field is expected to grow 19% from 2023 to 2033—nearly triple the average growth rate across all occupations. With this surge comes exciting job opportunities and strong salary potential, particularly for those with specialized training and leadership skills.

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Amazing Opportunities Across Greater Houston

Studying logistics and supply chain management in the Greater Houston Area is the biggest advantage you could give yourself. By choosing to earn your Bachelor of Applied Technology in Logistics and Supply Chain Management at San Jacinto College, you'll be learning and training in one of the largest, most connected economic regions in the country. Here are just some of the highlights of this field in Houston:

Job Security and Growth

As companies look to Houston for distribution and supply chain solutions, the demand for skilled professionals is booming. From entry-level specialists to mid-level managers and analysts, career pathways are wide open for graduates with the right credentials and experience.

Global Trade and Transportation Hub

Houston is home to the Port of Houston, the largest port in the U.S. and a key driver of the national economy. The region also boasts two major international airports (IAH and Hobby), railway systems, and hundreds of miles of freight-ready highways. This makes Houston a strategic hub for global logistics, transportation, import/export, and freight movement.

Unmatched Industry Access

Thanks to San Jacinto College’s deep relationships with local employers and advisory boards, including leaders from Port Houston, Rice University's Baker Institute, and Bertling Logistics, students have access to:

Internships and co-ops
Mentorship and networking opportunities
Site visits to major logistics operations
Real-world case studies and hands-on training tailored to regional needs

A Diverse Economy means Endless Career Paths

Houston’s economy is incredibly diverse, creating job opportunities across many industries that rely heavily on supply chain expertise:

Energy & Petrochemicals: Manage global supply chains for oil, gas, and chemical products.
Manufacturing: Coordinate materials, inventory, and logistics for Houston’s robust industrial base.
Healthcare: Support medical logistics for the largest medical center in the world at Texas Medical Center.
Retail & E-commerce: Optimize warehousing, fulfillment, and last-mile delivery in one of the country’s top metropolitan markets.