Logistics Management

AAS
A Program Overview of the Transportation, Distribution & Logistics Career Cluster Updated as of May 2017

Programs At-A-Glance

Logistics Management AAS

Available at LSC-CyFair

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Median Wage: $87,070

First Line Logistics Leader Certificate

Available at LSC-CyFair

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ogistics management is a business management program that

“One of the main reasons I chose

prepares graduates for employment in the areas of total supply chain
management, including inventory control, materials management, and
transportation. The field of logistics management includes occupations
such as supervisors and/or managers of transportation, warehousing, and the Logistics Management program
materials management. at LSC is because I know other
In addition, skilled-labor in logistics-related areas such as materials
young professionals who have
handling, equipment operators, and administration support, play an been able to use this degree to
equally vital role. Logistics is now widely recognized as a critical driver advance in the field. The program
of operational excellence, cost reduction, and customer service to an
gives me the flexibility I need
organization’s bottom line.
as a full time working mother of
Three major functional areas of logistics are warehousing, transportation two. Many of the classes are
and materials management. Advances in Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) available online, on-campus, and
and Logistics Management Systems (LMS) technology have enabled logistics
managers in each of these functional areas to gather, analyze and process during mini-mesters. Everything I
data, resulting in automation and enhanced productivity. The demand for am learning is relevant, current,
trained logistics professionals is growing nationally, resulting in career and the instructors have real life
opportunities in high-growth industries and is projected to add substantial
numbers of new jobs in Texas.
experience in the field. I have
not even graduated yet and the
program has already helped me
FOR MORE INFORMATION: advance in the world of logistics.”
Ellen Junious
Alexandra Garza
281.290.3511
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Wage Data is based on annual salaries from Bureau of Labor
Ellen.D.Junious@LoneStar.edu Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, Occupational Employment Statistics,
2015, www.bls.gov/oes.

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Logistics Management
AAS

Certificate I AAS Degree Corporate

16 Credits 60 Credits College

Introduction to Business Economics of Transportation & Information and Project Global Logistics
Logistics Distribution Management
Professional
Introduction to World Regional Geography Principles of Traffic development
Materials Handling Management opportunities
Composition & Rhetoric I are available
Warehouse and Supervision for additional
Distribution Center College Algebra training and
Management Introduction to Accounting I licensure.
Introduction to Computers OR
Principles of Business Computer Applications Humanities/Fine Arts
Management Elective
Business and Professional
Problem Solving & Communication Any 1 credit hour physical
Decision Making activity course
Domestic and International
Transportation Management Co-op: Business
Administration I
Special Topics: Logistics &
Materials Management

Representative career titles and job positions

for this program plan include:
• Global Logistics Manager
• Supply Chain Logistics Manager
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• Production Planner

Median Wage: $87,070

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Wage Data is based on annual salaries from Bureau of Labor
Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, Occupational Employment
Statistics, 2015, www.bls.gov/oes.

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Position titles vary by employer and location.

Complete your Logistics

Management AAS
in 2 years!
For more information on gainful employment,
visit LoneStar.edu/GainfulEmployment.
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