CET Online
Distribution & Logistics – BS
Distribution and Logistics represents professions concerned with the movement and delivery of goods throughout the world. In the College of Engineering and Technology, the distribution and logistics program provides a unique combination of coursework, technology, and hands-on learning to prepare students for successful careers in the supply chain. Our classes are taught by professional faculty with industry experience, interactive teaching styles, and a strong network of career opportunities for graduates.
The opportunity to earn a minor in business administration adds additional value. Our graduates find success in the manufacturing industry, wholesale distribution, e-commerce, business-to-business sales, transportation companies, and international logistics.
A Degree in Demand
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, supply chain related occupations may include logisticians, purchasing, transportation/distribution managers, supply chain analysts, and more. In 2023, the median salary for these professionals was $79,400; and the job outlook, on average, is positive at 18-percent growth.
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Industrial Technology – BS
The Bachelor of Science in Industrial Technology (BSIT) Transfer Program is a degree completion curriculum designed for students who have been awarded a qualified Associate in Applied Science (AAS) degree in an industrial or technical related field.
The following concentrations are offered online:
Bioprocess manufacturing concentration
This prepares students for success and leadership in a wide range of careers in the bioprocessing and biomanufacturing fields. Graduates of this program have the skills for positions in quality operations and production planning, maintenance and operations, laboratory operations, and supervision.
Distribution and Logistics concentration
This prepares you for a supply chain management career focused on freight transportation and inventory management supporting wholesale, retail and online distribution centers. Career paths can also take you into manufacturing companies or toward business-to-business sales careers.
Industrial Management concentration
This prepares students for leadership careers in a wide range of technology fields including manufacturing management, operations management, supervision, and planning. The program develops the general knowledge required to lead organizational improvement in technical organizations.
Information and Cybersecurity Technology concentration
This focuses on the design, implementation, troubleshooting, and maintenance of computer systems and computer networks.
Industrial Engineering Technology concentration
This prepares students for careers in fields such as manufacturing and operations management, supervision, and materials planning. Graduates are qualified for career advancement opportunities both in technology and managerial fields.
Contact us if you have questions about qualifying AAS degrees, online@ecu.edu.
Only the concentrations listed above can be completed online.
Some concentrations have additional requirements.
The department website lists additional concentrations that are only available on campus (in-person).