Logistics, Materials, and Supply Chain Management - A.A.S. Degree/Certificate

Launch Your Career in a High-Demand Field with ACC’s Logistics, Materials, and Supply Chain Programs

Digital tracking supply chainAre you ready to start a dynamic career that spans across every industry, both locally and globally? Whether you're advancing in your current career, seeking new opportunities and promotions, or just stepping out from high school and aiming to enter one of the fastest-growing career fields, ACC's Logistics, Materials, and Supply Chain AAS and Certificates are your gateway to success.

Our programs are designed to be as flexible as they are comprehensive. You can choose to complete your studies online, face-to-face, or through a hybrid model that fits your schedule and learning preference. At ACC, we provide the tools and skills necessary to prepare you for a flourishing career in various sectors such as manufacturing, retail, healthcare, technology, and more.

The Logistics, Materials, and Supply Chain Management AAS degree is designed for the student to develop the knowledge and skills that will prepare the graduate for employment in areas within the total supply chain. Supply chain refers to a large network of critical business functions within an organization that work collaboratively to deliver products from a supplier to a customer. Logistics Management focuses on the management of daily operations concerning the movement of goods, services, and related information from the point of origin to the final point of consumption by the customer. 

Career Opportunities

Man takes inventory of warehous supply chainThe field of logistics offers some of the most well-paying and sought-after careers in today’s job market. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the employment for logistics is projected to grow five percent (5%) from 2019 to 2029, about as fast as the average for all occupations, in the State of Texas.

According to Texas Wages and Employment Projections for the Gulf Coast, including Brazoria County, the projected employment is 10,875, and a percent change of 17%. This includes hourly wages of $55.57 and annual wages of $ 115,580 for a managerial position as of May 2019.

The Logistics field employs people in many different roles including: 

  • Logistician
  • Logistics Coordinators/Managers
  • Supply Chain Coordinators/Managers
  • Procurement Buyers/Managers
  • Sourcing Coordinator/Manager
  • Operations Managers
  • Inventory Coordinators/Managers
  • Transportation Coordinator/Manager
  • Warehouse Associate/Managers
  • Global Logistics Manager
  • Customer Service Associate/Manager
  • Quality Assurance Coordinator

For more information on career opportunities, please visit Career Coach where you can explore the local job market, take a career assessment, and build a resumé.

What Will I Study?

Courses in the Logistics, Materials, and Supply Chain Management program will teach you how to:

  • Analyze and determine the logistics, materials and supply chain needs of an organization.
  • Evaluate the logistics management policies of an organization in order to protect its essential information and assets.
  • Design supply chain management strategies for an organization.
  • Identify and utilize logistics, materials & supply chain software/tools.
  • Measure the performance of supply chain systems and troubleshoot within an enterprise-level logistics management system.
  • Create and communicate organizational logistics, materials & supply chain management strategies and policies.

Why Choose ACC’s Logistics and Supply Chain Programs?

  • Versatile Career Paths: With a degree or certificate from ACC, you can pursue roles in procurement, operations management, logistics coordination, and beyond.
  • Flexible Learning Options: Our programs cater to your lifestyle, whether you prefer the traditional classroom environment, the convenience of online learning, or a mix of both.
  • Industry-Relevant Skills: We focus on imparting practical skills and knowledge that are directly applicable in the workplace, ensuring you are job-ready upon graduation.
  • Global Opportunities: The skills you learn are applicable worldwide, opening doors to international careers and opportunities.
  • Professional Growth: Our programs are designed not just for job preparation but for career advancement, supporting your continuous professional development.

Curriculum Guide – Logistics, Materials, and Supply Chain Management, A.A.S. Degree/Certificate


*How Much Will the Program Cost?

Yearly costs for the A.A.S. Degree program are approximately $4,300 for in-district students and $7,100 for those out-of-district. This includes tuition and fees.

Costs for the Level II Certificate program are approximately $2,800 for in-district students and $4,350 for those out-of-district per year including tuition and fees.

Approximate yearly costs for the Level I Certificate program are $1,400 for in-district students and $2,200 for those out-of-district. This includes tuition and fees.

Additional fees for books and supplies may vary according the the degree/certificate plan.  

For more information on education costs, payment options, payment plans, deadlines and more, visit our Tuition and Fees section.

Financial assistance is available for those who qualify.  For more information, visit our Financial Aid section.

*Alvin Community College may change tuition rates and other fees without notice or when so directed by the Board of Regents.

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COLLEGE & CAREER PATHWAYS

Logistics, Materials and Supply Chain Management is part of our Manufacturing, Construction, and Logistics Pathway. Click the box below to see other programs that may interest you.

Manufacturing, Construction, & Logistics Career Pathway


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