Master of Science in Supply Chain Management (M.S.-S.C.M.)
The M.S.-S.C.M. is a 30-credit degree program designed for working professionals who want to advance their careers, seize opportunities and impact any organization's bottom line through the supply chain. The blended program format of online learning and face-to-face sessions provides flexibility and convenience along with opportunities to collaborate on real projects and network with industry leaders. The M.S.-S.C.M. program is STEM designated.
Program Learning Competencies and Objectives
At the completion of the M.S.-S.C.M., students will demonstrate proficiency in the
following key areas:
S.C.M. Theory and Practice
Learners will demonstrate working knowledge in the S.C.M. business disciplines of forecasting, aggregate planning, materials planning, supply management, operations, transportation and distribution, and customer service that support organizational success.
- Learners are able to identify the major elements of S.C.M. operations and the strategic role each plays in business success.
- Learners are able to apply best in class S.C.M. techniques and methods in each S.C.M. discipline to optimize business performance.
- Learners are able to demonstrate S.C.M. content knowledge through S.C.M. professional society certifications.
S.C.M. Analytical Solutions
Learners will demonstrate qualitative and quantitative skills to develop tactical plans to enhance the role S.C.M. plays in the success of the internal and external extended corporate value chain.
- Learners are able to assess problems, evaluate S.C.M. options, and develop effective solutions to support corporate goals.
- Learners demonstrate the ability to develop and substantiate cross-disciplinary S.C.M. programs that meet specific industry, product, and corporate demands.
S.C.M. Leadership Skills
Learners will demonstrate the ability to lead with integrity as confident, well-rounded supply chain industry professionals whose decision-making is guided by a strong ethical, environmental, and social responsible framework.
- Learners are able to lead professionals and executives through complex S.C.M. process changes.
- Learners are able to motivate peers and trading partners to initiate collaborative solutions that optimize the supply chain performance.
S.C.M. Strategy
Learners will demonstrate an understanding of the role S.C.M. plays in the success of the extended corporate value chain.
- Learners are able to develop S.C.M. strategic initiatives to support corporate goals.
- Learners can strategically evaluate complex supply chain situations to set goals and design S.C.M. integrative plans to enhance customer satisfaction.
Graduation Requirements for the M.S.-S.C.M. Program
BUBA 510 | Analytics for Managerial Decision Making | 3 credits |
SCMG 610 | The Hidden Engine: How Supply Chains Drive Everything | 3 credits |
SCMG 612 | Technology for Supply Chain Success | 3 credits |
SCMG 616 | Lean Six Sigma Green Belt | 3 credits |
SCMG 620 | Forecasting and Demand Management | 3 credits |
SCMG 622 | Managing Inventory in the Supply Chain | 3 credits |
SCMG 624 | Leadership in Supply Management | 3 credits |
SCMG 626 | From Factory to Front Door: Logistics and Warehousing | 3 credits |
SCMG 635 | Sustainability and Supply Chain Transformation | 3 credits |
SCMG 639 | Strategic Supply Chain Management Capstone | 3 credits |
Total credits 30