Logistics and Supply Chain Resilience

About Us

Columbia Basin College has been dedicated to training skilled professionals in logistics and supply chain resilience to serve the greater Eastern Washington region. The role of a logistics specialist is widely respected and valued in our society. These professionals ensure the smooth and efficient flow of goods and services, crucial for our economy and daily life. Committed and innovative, logistics specialists are devoted to enhancing supply chain resilience and supporting the backbone of our community.
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Study Abroad in Vietnam

Experience Vietnam's Dynamic Economy

Dive into the world of global supply chains with an unforgettable journey to Vietnam, a rapidly evolving hub of international trade.

Program Highlights

Please note: This trip is now closed. Please stay tuned for 2026.

  • Workshops and Networking: Virtual sessions with supply chain experts, students, and business professionals from Vietnam and Washington State (Winter and Spring 2025).
  • Company Tours: Explore key supply chain operations in Washington State (August 2025).
  • Study Abroad Adventure: Visit Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam (September 11-20, 2025), and meet with local students, immerse in the culture, and learn firsthand about Vietnam's economy and politics.

How to Apply

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Associate in Applied Science-Transfer (AAS-T) Degree:

The Associate in Applied Science-Transfer (AAS-T) degree is a comprehensive two-year program that prepares students for managerial roles in logistics and supply chain management. It covers various industry facets, including supply chain disruption, contract management, enterprise resource planning, cybersecurity, and global supply chain management.

Students gain a solid foundation in supply chain analytics, business analytics, and operations management, enabling them to make informed decisions. Graduates are well-prepared for managerial positions in logistics companies and related industries. The program emphasizes resilience and leadership in the dynamic world of supply chain management.

Degree Requirements

Course List

Where do I start? 

Reach out to CBC's Counseling & Advising Department

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Careers in Logistics and Supply Chain Resilience

Graduates in the field of logistics and supply chain resilience can pursue a wide variety of career opportunities.

Jobs in this sector include roles such as:

  • Supply Chain Analyst
  • Logistics Coordinator
  • Inventory Manager
  • Transportation Manager
  • Procurement Specialist
  • Operations Manager

These professionals are essential in ensuring the efficient and effective movement of goods and services, managing supply chain operations, and optimizing inventory systems. They work in diverse industries, including manufacturing, retail, healthcare, and technology, contributing to the stability and growth of businesses by enhancing supply chain efficiency and resilience.

 

 

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Program Learning Outcomes for Logistics and Supply Chain Resilience

Program learning outcomes are the knowledge, skills, and abilities that students will achieve before they graduate. The outcomes below were developed by the faculty in Logistics and Supply Chain Resilience with input from accrediting bodies, advisory committees, employers, etc. This collaboration ensures that the outcomes are relevant for careers that this degree leads to.

Students who graduate with a Logistics and Supply Chain Resilience AAS-T will be able to: 
1.     Evaluate logistics and supply chain management strategies. 
2.     Apply quality and continuous improvement models to supply chain management systems.
3.     Apply forecasting and decision-making tools, techniques, and technologies for logistics planning.
4.     Apply Enterprise Resource Planning systems, data analytics, contract management, and their applications in supply chain management.
5.     Evaluate import and export methods, policies, and best practices in the global supply chain.
6.     Examine data and appropriate technical tools to make effective decisions impacting the supply chain.
7.     Analyze risk and create mitigation plans to prevent disruption to the supply chain.

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