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Choosing Supply Chain Management

Supply chain management (SCM) is an exciting and all-encompassing business field that includes planning, managing, and coordinating all of the activities from sourcing raw materials needed for production to delivering the final product to the end customer. The competitive landscape requires supply chains to compete against other supply chains. This change has resulted in strong current and future job opportunities in supply chain management.     

Why students choose UW Oshkosh

  • One of the highest starting salaries for College of Business graduates 
  • Great job placement and flexible career options (scroll down below to view the wide variety of entry-level positions and a list of some of the companies that hire our graduates) 
  • Professors/advisors who are life-long mentors (Dr. Mike Godfrey, Dr. Ryan Skiver, Dr. Jason Woldt) 
  • Tailored courses to reflect the current and real-world needs of supply chain departments
  • Graduates of our program will tell you that the SCM department and employers value diversity. 

If you need additional information, send an email to  Dr. Jay Woldt, Department Chair, at woldtj@uwosh.edu

Why students choose UW Oshkosh

  • One of the highest starting salaries for College of Business graduates 
  • Great job placement and flexible career options (scroll down below to view the wide variety of entry-level positions and a list of some of the companies that hire our graduates) 
  • Professors/advisors who are life-long mentors (Dr. Mike Godfrey, Dr. Ryan Skiver, Dr. Jason Woldt) 
  • Tailored courses to reflect the current and real-world needs of supply chain departments
  • Graduates of our program will tell you that the SCM department and employers value diversity. 

If you need additional information, send an email to Dr. Jay Woldt, Department Chair, at woldtj@uwosh.edu

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Career Opportunities

ENTRY-LEVEL POSITIONS FOR GRADUATES

ANALYSTS

  • Customer Service Analyst
  • Inventory Control Analyst
  • Pricing Analyst
  • Procurement Analyst
  • Quality Analyst
  • Supply Chain Analyst

SUPERVISORS | PLANNERS

  • Buyer
  • Logistics Coordinator
  • Manufacturing Supervisor
  • Materials Specialist
  • Production Scheduler
  • Production Planner
  • Raw Material Planner
  • Team Coordinator
  • Team Leader
  • Transportation Planner or Supervisor
  • Warehouse Supervisor

AREA EMPLOYERS OF UWO GRADUATES

Fox Valley Area: Oshkosh Corporation, Kimberly-Clark, Mercury Marine, Amcor, Menasha Corp., Plexus, Warehouse Specialists Inc., ArcBest, Pacon, Alliance Laundry, Appvion, Pepsi, Expera

Green Bay Area: Georgia Pacific, Schreiber Foods, KBX Logistics, Bellin Health, Schneider

Lakeshore Area: Kohler Corporation

Madison Area: First Supply, Spectrum Brands

Milwaukee Area: Harley-Davidson, Komatsu, MillerCoors, GE Healthcare, Rockwell Automation, Froedert Health

Minneapolis Area: Target Corporation

Southern Wisconsin Area: Frito-Lay

SALARIES BY MAJOR

Source: Winter 2022 Salary Survey, National Association of Colleges and Employers

  • Accounting | $46,799 46% 46%
  • Business Administration Management | $44,428 44% 44%
  • Finance | $47,967 47% 47%
  • Human Resources | $43,618 43% 43%
  • Supply Chain / Logistics | $48,733 49% 49%
  • Management Information Systems | $44,807 44% 44%

IN THE NEWS

CORONAVIRUS IMPACT ON BUSINESS

Since March 2020, the Supply Chain field has been featured prominently in the news. In fact, two of our faculty members have been appeared on the news recently. Dr. Jason Woldt appeared on Fox 11 News on February 26, 2020, to discuss the impact of Coronavirus on small businesses in Northeast Wisconsin.  VIEW STORY

HOLIDAY SHOPPING SHORTAGES

Dr. Ryan Skiver appeared on Fox 11 News on September 21, 2021, to discuss possible shortages for the holiday shopping season based on supply chain disruptions. VIEW STORY