06/10/2026
“I never planned to work in logistics/supply chain/operations.”
If you’ve said that before, you’re in good company.
Some of the best logistics and supply chain professionals started in completely different fields, from marketing and finance to engineering, communications, and operations. Careers evolve, opportunities appear, and before long you’re managing vendors, coordinating shipments, forecasting inventory, or solving operational challenges every day.
That’s actually pretty common. A lot of great people in logistics, operations, procurement, and supply chain came from totally different majors and just grew into the work over time.
If that’s you, you already know the field is fast-moving, complex, and more strategic than ever. The next step isn’t just doing the work well, it’s understanding how to lead it.
That’s where the Ball State MBA concentration in Logistics & Supply Chain Management comes in. It’s built for professionals who want to turn real-world experience into stronger business insight, leadership skills, and career growth.
And for employers, it’s a smart way to invest in the people who already know your systems and are ready to take on more.
Contact us today to find out more about how the Ball State University MBA Program, ranked #14 by US News, can help you lead in this field, whether you meant to be here or not!
http://www.bsu.edu/lscm