Admissions Events
The MS in Supply Chain Management program at the Wisconsin School of Business offers a supportive, high-touch admissions process.
Take the Next Step. Attend an Event. Become a Badger.
Visit us on campus or join our online events to learn about program specifics and application requirements. We offer consultation appointments, webinars, and GMAT/GRE prep sessions to support your applications and career journeys.
Schedule a consultation appointment
Consultation appointments help prospective students navigate the application process through a 30-minute phone or video call with the admissions team. For questions about these appointments, please contact the admissions team for assistance.
Arrange a personalized, in-person visit
On-campus visits are available from September to April, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., with final details provided after registration. Please select a visit date at least two weeks in advance and submit your résumé for a personalized experience.
Info Sessions
Learn the ins and outs of the MS in Supply Chain Management program by attending an information session with admissions staff. Learn about curriculum, balancing work and school, and the application process.
Chart Your Path: Master’s Virtual Information Session
Chart Your Path: Master’s Virtual Information Session
Application Support
Receive guidance on your application as you get started on your path to an enhanced career. Learn how to create the most compelling application possible.
Master’s Application Tips Webinar
Master’s Application Tips Webinar
Master’s Application Tips Webinar
Community Connections
Connect with current students, alumni and other UW-Madison community members to learn more about the university and the student experience.
Master’s Career Development Panel
Coffee Chat – Rockford
Coffee Chat – Lake Geneva
Coffee Chat – Janesville
Drop-in Sessions
Join the admissions team for these casual drop-in sessions where you can get your questions answered about the program and admissions.
Can’t make it to an event?
Check out recordings of past events.