Organizations in virtually every industry rely on intricate supply chains that globally manage goods and services demands. Synchronizing the flow of products, information, and funds is becoming increasingly complex with products that move across continents daily and deadlines that directly affect a company's profitability. By learning to operational efficiencies in processes and supply chains, students identify conduct demand forecasting, evaluate and risk, and vulnerabilities improve performance across networks of suppliers, manufacturers, and customers. This MSSCM program is designed to deliver supply chain and operations, including digitization, risk management, lean process design, modeling topics, and optimization, and global supply chain strategy. Students build strong analytical and quantitative skills, applying data-driven techniques to develop interdisciplinary skills necessary for career choices and leadership in the field. The MSSCM is available both on-campus and online.
Required Core Courses (3 courses)
Two Specialties (6 courses). Students select 3 courses from each specialty.
Additional Recommendations
On-campus, international students are encouraged to complete a zero-credit internship to ensure their readiness for employment in the U.S. Internships do not count towards the minimum degree requirements.