The Logistics Management Program at regionally accredited Norco College offers both Certificates and Associate of Science Degrees.  We are approved by the California Community College Chancellor's Office, and perhaps the first community college based Logistics Management Program in the Nation. 

Areas of study include operations management in warehousing, transportation, purchasing, supply chain strategies, global logistics, service contracting and freight claims. Our goal is to prepare students for leadership in logistics operations, further professional study, and career growth. Our focus is collaborative and integrated business logistics management, necessities for cost effective high quality supply chains.

We are located in one of the largest logistics hubs in the world,California's "Inland Empire."  To serve an increasingly global industry, one of our options (the Certificate in Business Administration with Logistics Management Concentration) is available TOTALLY ONLINE.

All of our courses are offered for standard California Community College fees, an unbeatable value. We are supported by the Distribution Management Association of Southern California (DMA), which provided endowed Logistics Management Scholarship funds, as well as free texts for our Principles of Logistics and Warehouse Management courses.

For additional information, contact the lead Program faculty member Prof. Rex Beck.

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Program Details  

Courses within the Norco College Logistics Management Program include:

• Principles of Logistics
• Purchasing Management
• Freight Claims
• Logistics Contracts
• Transportation and Traffic Management
• Warehouse Management
• International Logistics

Detailed course outlines may be found using the Course Outlines link.

We offer several Program alternatives to meet individual student needs:

• Certificate in Logistics Management (requires some campus attendance)
• Certificate in Business Administration with Logistics Management Concentration  (available totally online)
• Associate of Science Degree in Logistics Management (requires some campus attendance)
• Associate of Science Degree in Business Administration with Logistics Management Concentration (requires some campus attendance: May  be waived by transfer of acceptable online coursework from another college. For details contact lead Program faculty member or Counseling Department. )