Spring Hill Announces Degree In Supply Chain Management

In partnership with the Mobile Area Chamber of Commerce,Spring Hill College in Mobile recently announced its new BS in supply chain management. The college said the collaboration with the chamber will create a first-of-its-kind advisory panel, with the chamber connecting Spring Hill faculty with industry leaders willing to help guide the program and encourage students pursuing the degree. The collaboration also aims to advance innovation and experiential opportunities inside and outside the classroom, provide real-world guidance and help fill high-wage positions at area companies. The college will offer the degree in both online and face-to-face formats. The online coursework will launch in spring 2022, while the face-to-face format will start in fall 2022.

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