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Sports Business

Sports are more than just a game. The global sports business industry is a rapidly evolving area of work. And this booming field needs professionals who can manage growth opportunities and cultivate innovative, data-driven strategies to advance the industry.

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Undergraduate
Microcredential
Supply Chain Analytics

Supply chain risks are pervasive within many organizations. The supply chain analytics microcredential provides advanced training in this area, specifically around analytical methods.

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Supply Chain & Logistics Management

Trade, manufacturing, sourcing, global production — every item you touch and use, from your toothbrush to your telephone — has a complex story of parts and pieces that brought the functioning item to you; supply chain and logistics management provides you with the knowledge to optimize how all these parts come together and when developed, in fro

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Undergraduate
Microcredential
Supply Chain Logistics Management & Procurement

Learn how to blend practical analysis skills with your newly acquired knowledge of supply chain management — and fine-tune your interpersonal and innovation skills through experiential learning opportunities — when you earn a microcredential in supply chain logistics management and procurement.

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Undergraduate
Microcredential
Supply Chain Management Fundamentals

The global supply chain is an integral part of life as we know it, and business operations. This 12-credit microcredential in supply chain management fundamentals gives you foundational knowledge and analytical skills that will help you positively impact critical functions of supply operations.

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