If you are seeking to advance in your current career or transition into the supply chain profession, our graduate degrees will equip you with the knowledge and skills you need to drive success and deliver value in your organization.
Learn a systems approach to sustainably manage the flow of materials into and through a firm to its customers by applying analytical, technological and managerial skills.
The Master of Science in Supply Chain Management is designed for early-career business professionals who want to return to school to receive specialized training in supply chain management.
Students seeking admission into the doctoral program should have the interest and commitment to pursue the knowledge and skills necessary for academic careers at leading universities and institutions, including an intellectual curiosity for both the theoretical and substantive domains.
Students in the program gain knowledge in the theoretical and substantive areas of supply chain management and conceptual skills and methodological tools necessary to design and conduct independent research and interact with others in academic and business environments.
Finnegan "Finn" McKinley has won the inaugural Building a Better Future Through Business and AI for Supply Chain Management Dissertation Proposal Competition 2025.
10/17/2025 | By John Aloysius
At PepsiCo, Nick Cortes, Catherine Gingerich, Dominic Biasi and Zachary Keating team up to earn a Master of Supply Chain Management.
04/25/2025 | By Lori McLemore
Meet Kai Laidhold, a second-year supply chain management major from Roswell, Georgia, with a minor in business analytics.
04/16/2025 | By Sydney Ford