Master of Science in Supply Chain Management
With increased demands from customers, suppliers, and shippers, a wide array of employers
are seeking professionals with advanced knowledge of supply chains.
Our master’s program will equip you with the knowledge and skills you need to drive
success and deliver value in your organization.
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The Master of Supply Chain Management will prepare you for leadership roles in sourcing, planning, logistics, and new product
introduction.
You’ll learn a systems approach to sustainably manage the flow of materials into and
through an organization to its customers by applying analytical, technological, and
managerial skills.
Choose a Degree Path
This specialized degree can be obtained part-time on campus in a blended weekend delivery, or 100% online.
Courses and Schedule
What coursework is required for this degree?
Career Outlook
Job prospects for graduates?
What can I expect?
Just the Facts
How Much? How Long?
Who can enroll?
How Do I Enroll?
Admission to Walton College masters programs is selective. Enrollment in each program is limited.
Current Student Listing
Wondering who you’ll meet in class? Get to know our current students.
Elite Supply Chain Degrees
US News ranked our supply chain graduate programs in the top 10 of public universities.
In 2020, our undergraduate supply chain program was ranked # 1 in North America by Gartner, the leading global research firm.
Flexible Course Schedule
Part-Time Schedule
The flexible, part-time schedule, is built for working professionals in mind.
100% Online Option
Students can choose online delivery for flexibility and convenience.
The Department of Supply Chain Management and the Graduate School of Business have structured this program to meet the needs of working professionals as well as traditional full-time students. Do you have questions about your schedule options? Contact us.
Just the Facts: Master of Science in Supply Chain Management
Program Length
30 Credit Hours
Flexible Schedule
Start Date
Fall Semester
Both the on-campus program and the 100% online program begin in the Fall Semester.
Admissions Info
Do I Qualify to Enroll?
Complete your undergraduate degree and meet additional requirements. View Requirements
Entrance Test
GMAT or GRE
Students may be eligible for a GMAT/GRE test waiver with a 3.2 undergraduate GPA or 3 years of professional work experience. Please review our master's admissions policies.
Application Deadline
Applications will begin to be reviewed starting April 15.
Note: After April 15, we are accepting applications on a space available basis.
Total Program Cost
On-Campus Program
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100% Online Program
Cost information coming soon...
Class Profile
Current Students
View a listing of current Master of Science in Supply Chain Management Students.
Podcast Interview
David Dobryzkowski, Associate Professor and Director of the Master of Science in Supply Chain Management program, sits down with Dean Matt Waller to discuss the program and how incoming students stand to benefit.
Career Outlook
Per the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, “employment of logisticians is projected to grow 4 percent from 2019 to 2029.” Common job titles associated with the knowledge and skills obtained from the program are:
- Supply chain managers
- Logistics managers
- Director of operations
- Purchasing managers/buyers
- International supply chain manager
- International logistics consultant
- Commodities manager
- Director of supply chain operations
- Logistics management analyst
- Logistics director
- Global logistics manager
- Manufacturing and operations director
- Supply chain project manager
According to salary.com, the median salary for a supply chain manager with a master's degree or MBA is $105,668 - $113,865. Experience and supervisory duties influence salary amounts.
Jobs and Salaries
$105,668 - $113,865
National median salary for a supply chain manager with a master's degree or MBA in 2020.
188,200
Number of logistician jobs in the United States in 2019.
+8,200
Projected numeric change in the number of employed logistician from 2019 to 2029. (+4% change)
Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor
Career Development
Close ties with our corporate partners facilitate recruiting and networking opportunities, internships, and careers.
Students can participate in corporate internships, career counseling, and take advantage of all the Walton College Career Services has to offer.
The Northwest Arkansas Community
Join a supportive and engaging community located in the vibrant business network of Northwest Arkansas, with over 300 Fortune 500 companies with a presence in the region.
Business leaders and Walton College alumni are closely connected to the college and the Supply Chain program, not just during your studies, but throughout your career.
Courses and Program Schedule
To obtain the Master of Science in Supply Chain Management, the following 30 hours of coursework must be completed.
| First Fall 6 credit hours |
| First Spring 6 credit hours |
| First Summer 6 credit hours |
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Second Fall 6 credit hours
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| Second Spring 6 credit hours |
Supply Chain Electives:
(Note: Timing of semester offered subject to change)- SCMT 5623: Technology Enabled Supply Chain Design and Optimization
- SCMT 5713: MAKE - Achieving Operational Excellence
- SCMT 5123: Sustainable Logistics and Supply Chain Management
- SCMT 5723: DELIVER - Customer Service and Distribution Management
Saturday Class Dates
| Fall 2022 |
Spring 2023 |
| August 27 |
January 21 |
| September 24 |
February 18 |
| October 8 |
March 11 |
| October 29 |
April 1 |
| December 3 |
April 29 |
* Students admitted to the professional programs in the Walton College are required to attend a multi-day orientation prior to the start of scheduled courses. Dates to be determined. Please contact gsb@walton.uark.edu for more information.
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