Note: Students pursuing a Project and Supply Chain Management (B.S.) degree cannot obtain a Project and Supply Chain Management Minor.
Overview
Designed to introduce students within the School of Business to advanced topics in supply chain and project management, the Project and Supply Chain Management Minor offers invaluable insights into these critical areas of business operations.
Why Minor in Project and Supply Chain Management?
This minor presents options and opportunities beyond those offered by major programs of study. Non-business majors can benefit from the Operations and Supply Chain Management minor, while business majors can delve into the Project and Supply Chain Management Minor.
The official requirements for this minor option can be viewed in the online Undergraduate Bulletin under the program requirements.
Complimentary Minor Options
Business Minor: A strong complement to virtually any major, the Business minor provides students with skills applicable to diverse business contexts. Taught by Penn State faculty, the courses prescribed for this minor align with those offered in the B.S. in Business and the A.S. in Business Administration.
The official requirements for this minor option can be viewed in the online Undergraduate Bulletin under the program requirements.
Psychology Minor: Offering a broad overview of psychological topics and domains, the Psychology minor equips students with research methods, theoretical knowledge, and practical applications. Students can select courses emphasizing various psychological principles and their societal applications.
The official requirements for this minor can be viewed in the online Undergraduate Bulletin under the program requirements.
Marketing Minor: Marketing, a field essential for generating demand and understanding consumer behavior, offers insights into consumer preferences, societal dynamics, and non-commercial exchange of value. The Marketing minor explores managerial decisions, consumer awareness, and public policy-making.
The official requirements for this minor can be viewed in the online Undergraduate Bulletin under the program requirements.
Sports Studies Minor: This interdisciplinary program explores the role of sport in human societies, analyzing its connections with social institutions, cultural concepts, and economic dynamics. From shaping identities to examining the commercialization of sports, the Sports Studies minor offers a critical understanding of sports' multifaceted impact.
The official requirements for this minor can be viewed in the online Undergraduate Bulletin under the program requirements.
