3 Logistics Associate Programs

Logistics Engineering Technology combines coursework from Supply Chain Management, Engineering, and Computer Science. The program mixes convenient online courses with hands-on learning instruction on industry-standard logic controllers, conveyors, and logistics technology. The supply chain industry has been greatly affected by the infusion of new technologies such as robotics, data tracking, and analytics. This degree will explore how new technologies create opportunities to design and create more efficient systems and processes that can improve an organization's productivity.

Imagine a career that could take you around the world. Global trade and logistics are about the movement of products and services across the globe to consumers. Santa Monica College is at the forefront of education and training in this fascinating career field. Programs in logistics prepare students for careers that entail managing the movement of raw materials, energy, finished products, money, people, satellites, information and more. Global trade and logistics include supply chain management, operations management, packing, materials handling, transportation management, distribution center management, inventory management, procurement, warehousing, and systems controls. From cargo handler to sales executive, the range of possible career options is endless. With on-campus, hybrid, and fully online program options, SMC offers a format that works for you.

Are you an organized, hardworking individual looking to get established in a rewarding professional career? Davis College’s Logistics and Supply Chain Management program puts you on track towards a bright future in the supply chain industry.