What is Industrial Distribution?
Industrial distribution applies mathematics, science, engineering technology, business, data processing, communications, quality, and supply chain management to the wholesaling and distribution of industrial and commercial products. The distribution industry is one the largest segments of the U.S. economy.
Degrees Offered
Why study Industrial Distribution at Texas A&M?
- The industrial distribution program at Texas A&M is one of the oldest and largest (in terms of student enrollment and faculty size) programs in the country, and is revered as the number-one-ranked ID program by industry and academia throughout North America.
- The degree combines engineering, business, leadership and communication to prepare students for high-demand careers.
- Students develop the knowledge, problem-solving abilities, leadership skills and ethical foundation needed to drive innovation in the industry.
- Our graduates pursue careers in sales, management, supply chain and logistics, manufacturing, procurement and more across industries including oil and gas, electrical, automation, HVAC and defense.
- Undergraduates receive a Bachelor of Science in Industrial Distribution from the Top 10-ranked College of Engineering at Texas A&M.
Undergraduate Resources
What Makes Industrial Distribution Unique?
- Industry Involvement in the Classroom: Representatives from a variety of industries frequently visit our classes to share their knowledge and experiences.
- Experiential Learning: Students are given the chance to better understand the industry through hands-on projects focused on real industry challenges.
- Company Site Visits: Opportunities to expose industrial distribution students to real-world environments serve as a bridge between classroom learning and industry practices.
- Internships: Our vast industry network opens doors to invaluable internship positions that enable students to gain real-world experience and long-term employment opportunities.