Bachelor of Business Administration - Supply Chain Management

The Bachelor of Business Administration specializing in Supply Chain Management prepares professionals to lead in the fast-paced world of global supply chains. The comprehensive curriculum covers essential areas such as procurement, logistics, distribution, and inventory management, providing students with a deep understanding of both local and international supply chains.

Graduates of the program are work-ready and well-prepared to pursue roles such as warehouse operations specialist, logistics coordinator and procurement manager in international companies.

The intensive program offers a practical understanding of complex supply chains, including purchasing, inventory, distribution, logistics and sales. It culminates in a Capstone course, where students collaborate in teams to develop an executable supply chain strategy and implementation plan for a company aiming to enter a new foreign market.

English Proficiency: • IELTS 6.5+ (or equivalent): Direct enrollment in the regular academic program. • IELTS 6.0 to <6.5 (or equivalent): Enrollment in the regular program along with the English for Academic Purposes (EAP) course in Term 1. • The EAP course counts toward the degree and incurs no additional cost.

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A $10,000 scholarship is currently applied to the Bachelor of Business Administration's tuition fees. This scholarship is exclusive to applicants through ApplyBoard! (May not apply to all regions)

The Bachelor of Business Administration program at Yorkville University is structured in a three-term year. Students first-year tuition will be for three semesters.

**Beginning October 2024** - Tuition Schedule (with $10,000 bursary)

Term 1$5,000.00 Term 6 $8,376.00

Term 2 $5,000.00 Term 7 $8,376.00

Term 3 $5,000.00 Term 8 $8,376.00

Term 4 $8,376.00 Term 9 $8,376.00

Term 5 $8,376.00 Term 10 $8,376.00

Total Tuition (before bursary): $83,760 Total Tuition (with bursary) : $73,760

Note: Students applying after completing a diploma program or degree program will be considered for ‘block transfer’, which means the entire program is assessed and, if approved, 36 transfer credits will be awarded against the Bachelor of Business Administration Business elective courses. Students whose diploma or degree program included courses in business administration may be awarded up to a total of 60 transfer credits (50% of total credits required in the program, excluding project-based courses). The maximum of 60 transfer credits includes the block transfer. If a student wishes for a ‘block transfer’, or to transfer credits over to the BBA they must provide descriptions for each of the courses they have previously taken.