The Associate of Science degree in Logistics Management is designed to introduce the fundamentals of Supply Chain Management. This program mirrors Georgia Southern University's curriculum by providing a large pre-business and general Education Core joined with Logistics's occupational courses.

Businesses, both big and small, require personnel who can effectively manage inventory and accounts receivable and can become an integral part of a supply chain organization through logistics management.

The Supply Chain Management (SCM) Associate of Applied Science (AAS) program prepares students for employment opportunities within Supply Chain Management as well as the potential to transfer to a Bachelor’s program. This program will prepare students to become leaders within this industry toward career opportunities from design through to final distribution. Students will learn how to effectively manage all activities throughout the SCM industry. Included in this program will be the study of specific key interconnected areas such as supplier selection and sourcing, manufacturing, warehousing/inventory management, and efficiency in material distribution.

he Galveston College Logistics program covers the foundational areas of logistics and supply chain and develops students’ ability to think critically and solve real-world problems.

Students seeking an Associates of Applied Science in Agricultural Operations – MSU can move directly in the workforce or continue on to further studies in Agricultural Operations. Students will take courses from Glen Oaks and Michigan State University College of Agriculture and Natural Resources (CANR) emphasizing fundamentals in farm and crop management. Students will study in such fields as soil and water usage, plant nutrients, crop disease and pest management, natural resource and land management, emerging technologies, and regulations. Students are required to meet with advisors from Glen Oaks and MSU on course selection.

A brilliant president said once that the “business of America is business.” If you’re ready to learn how that works and you’d like to get into accounting, banking or running a small company, then this is your program.

Our Diesel Technology program is in training with Fabick CAT and Cummins Engine Corporation.

Instruction in systems such as engines, fuel, on-board computers, transmissions, steering, suspension, and brakes is the basis for this program.

The CNC Machine Operator certificate builds upon the foundational skills acquired in the Machinist certificate program, equipping students with specialized knowledge in CNC machine operation and manual programming. Designed for individuals seeking to enhance their machining expertise, this certificate program focuses on training students to set up and manually program CNC machine tools effectively.

This curriculum is designed to prepare individuals for various careers in brewing, distillation, and fermentation. Classroom instruction, practical laboratory applications of brewing, distillation, and fermentation principles and practices are included in the study program.

Part scientist, part artist,… a good brewer, strives for nothing less than excellence. Learn how to brew beer at the Brewing Academy of Montana.

The Powersports industry is booming, and SIC’s PowerSports Technology program will prepare you for a career in the maintenance and repair of side-by-sides, 4-wheelers, gators, and other ATVs and UTV.

Railroad Engineering Technology will prepare students for employment in the railroad industry within a career path to maintain and repair railcars through a degree orientation in electromechanical equipment. Graduates will be prepared for technical application exams commonly administered by railroad companies for entry-level maintenance of equipment positions.

The Automotive Service Technology comprehensive program is a two-year program leading to careers in the automotive service industry.

To provide a rapid response to an anticipated workforce shortage for the motorsports industry within the mid-Atlantic region.