Bachelor in Operations Management and Supervision (Bachelor's)

Tuition is Average tuition and fees per quarter: $2,900. Total tuition and fees: $17,400 for 6 quarters..

This programme is designed for working professionals and recent graduates with an associate degree or higher who want to advance into management roles. Students study processes, systems, and people in manufacturing and information technology environments. The curriculum emphasizes practical skills in project management, quality control, supply chain logistics, and workplace safety. Courses are delivered online with asynchronous learning and include group work on Saturdays for networking and collaboration.

Focus areas include Project Management, Quality Management, Supply Chain and Logistics, Lean Production, Facility Layout and Materials Handling, Workplace Health and Safety.

The programme requires 90 credits, including 25 credits in academic core courses, 40 credits in technology coursework, and 25 credits in focused study and capstone projects. Students complete three focused study courses and either an individual or group capstone project.

Graduates enter roles such as operations manager, facility manager, general manager, or vice president of operations in manufacturing, transportation, information technology, and retail sectors.

Applicants must hold an accredited associate degree or higher and achieve placement into ENGL& 101 and MATH& 146. A minimum grade of 2.3/C+ is required in all prerequisite courses. Students must complete 20 lower-level general education credits before enrolling in 300-level and above courses.

The programme totals about 90 credit hours. Online with asynchronous classes; group work on Saturdays; two-year duration for full-time students; starts in Fall Quarter. For international students, tuition is well below the median for US programmes.

Bellingham Technical College centers its education on hands-on learning and clear career paths. Its options include two-year degrees, certificates, and applied bachelor's degrees designed to support career entry, advancement, and further study. The college connects its programs with fields identified as offering high wages, while keeping affordability and flexibility in view.

Academic areas span allied health, advanced manufacturing, business, culinary arts, fisheries and aquaculture sciences, industrial trades, information technology, transportation and mechanical technology, nursing, and engineering technology. Students can also explore high school programs and transitional studies. Continuing education provides short-term learning for lifelong education, career advancement, and professional development.

Located in Bellingham, Washington, BTC provides resources for students at different stages of their education. Future students can work through admission steps, explore programs, and receive one-on-one help with application questions or program choices. Financial support is available through the Student Financial Resources office, which helps students navigate funding options and resources related to financial stability and success. Current students have access to academic and other student resources, while adult learners can find support for their educational needs. International students should review the available program and admission information carefully as they plan their study options.