Supply Chain Management - MS

Have you ever considered the amount of coordination it takes between companies in order to develop and deliver a product to an end user?  Supply Chain Management (SCM) is a diverse field that encapsulates the company's ability to link processes, practices, and people in a timely manner.  The Masters in Supply Chain Management equips its students to meet this growing demand.   The program aims to provide the knowledge base necessary to excel in critical SCM areas to ensure the company's success in design, assembly, and delivery of their product.

Research Component (3 semester hours required)
ECO 595Applied Business Research3
or MGT 595 Management Research Methods
Supply Chain Management Courses (15 semester hours)
MGT 576Global Supply Chain Management3
MGT 575Operations Management3
SCM 542Right Part, Right Place, Right Time: The Science of Logistics Management3
SCM 541Model-Based Intelligence: Designing Effective Supply Chain Networks3
SCM 540Current Trends in Supply Chain Management3
Choose 4 (12 semester hours) of the following courses (or any graduate level COB course with department head approval):
MGT 555Project Management3
MGT 591Quality Management & Six Sigma3
MGT 583Seminar in Leadership3
MGT 594Transforming Organizations3
MGT 560Organizational Ethics3
MGT 567Managing Groups and Teams3
SCM 520Essential Supply Chain Laws & Regulations3
SCM 545Supply Chain Analytics & Application3
MGT 597Special Topics1-4
Total Hours30

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