Curriculum
Earn your 1-year MS in Supply Chain Management and lead complex business transformations.
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Two semesters
- 2-semester intensive curriculum
- Holistic education in supply chain management
- Build technical skills to boost your career readiness
Core supply chain principles
Experience a cross-functional education in core supply chain principles: plan, source, make, and deliver. Learn how supply chain impacts every part of a business.
Blending business and tech
Gain skills in business, science, and technology. STEM designation also benefits international students and their ability to work in the United States upon graduation.
Leading-Edge Curriculum + Experiential Format + Global Exchange Program
Learn operations, marketing, analytics, information management, and risk management—with curriculum informed and taught by industry experts and world-renowned faculty.
Required Courses
- Logistics Management
- Strategic Global Sourcing
- Marketing Channel Strategy
- Seminar in Supply Chain Management
- Enterprise Systems and Supply Chain Management
- Supply Chain Analytics
- Data to Decisions
Go out in the field, learn from the best
- Site visits
- Guest speakers
- Case competitions
- Professional development opportunities
Global program in Norway
- MS students are eligible for a global trip facilitated by the Grainger Center.
- The biannual exchange takes students to the University of Stavanger to learn about how supply chains impact the Norwegian business world.
Work on a real supply chain project with a real company
In the supply chain consulting course, students answer a sponsor’s business question using past experience and knowledge gained in the program.
Team oriented
Work as part of a student team, partnering with client sponsors under faculty supervision to scope, analyze, and report findings related to a client sponsor’s business question.
In-class workshops
The course is offered in your second semester, and includes in-class lectures and workshops on business problem definition, project and analysis planning, communication, leadership, and teamwork.
Career readiness
The course is part of the School of Business’ robust commitment to experiential learning to narrow the gap between career and classroom. You’ll gain a competitive edge in your job search.
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