Program Overview

Master of Supply Chain Management

The Master of Supply Chain Management program at The Ohio State University Max M. Fisher College of Business is designed to prepare a new generation of supply chain professionals through a combination of online coursework and hands-on learning experience.

Overview

Supply chains require professionals who possess the technical expertise and cross-functional business skills to understand every link in the chain from inception to the consumer. The program utilizes a seamless blend of synchronous and asynchronous instruction to provide flexibility and collaboration while learning from industry experts and world-class faculty at the Fisher College of Business.

Why Choose Ohio State for Your Online Master of Supply Chain Management?

• Ohio States Master of Supply Chain Management program offers a unique blend of synchronous and asynchronous instruction.
• The program includes two required on-campus experiences, where students participate in workshops, on-site industry Gemba tours, hear from executive speakers, and participate in in-person networking.
• Students can complete the program in 12 or 24 months, with full-time and part-time options available.

Admission Criteria

Admission into the Master of Supply Chain Management program is based on the following requirements:

• The equivalent of a four-year bachelors or advanced degree from an accredited college or university, earned by the expected date of entry into your graduate program.
• A minimum 3.0 cumulative GPA (on a 4.0 scale or equivalent) for the last bachelors or advanced degree earned.
• Transcripts or other credentials documenting that you have completed prior academic work.

Career Outlook

The Master of Supply Chain Management program prepares students for career growth across various industries, including roles such as logisticians, purchasing managers, procurement managers, and operations managers.

Top Occupations by Median Income

• Logisticians: $80,880
• Procurement Clerks: $48,510
• Purchasing Agents: $75,650
• Purchasing Managers: $139,510
• General & Operations Managers: $102,950
• Supply Chain Managers: $102,010

Curriculum

The Master of Supply Chain Management curriculum is designed to build and refine the skills needed to succeed in supply chain management. The program includes courses such as:

• Operations Management
• Strategic Global Sourcing
• Supply Chain Technology
• Strategic Supply Chain Management
• Contemporary Supply Chain Issues
• Supply Chain Analytics
• Logistics Management
• Supply Chain Sustainability and Resilience
• Consumer-centric Supply Chain Management
• Leadership

Program Faculty

The program faculty includes world-class scholars and industry experts, such as:

• John Gray, Professor of Operations and Associate Director
• Keely L. Croxton, Professor of Logistics
• Terry L. Esper, Associate Professor of Logistics

Testimonials

Students and graduates of the program have praised the support and guidance provided by the faculty and staff, as well as the opportunity to apply what they have learned immediately to their work.

Tuition Fee Overview

The estimated cost of the program is based on the expenses typical of an Ohio State Online student. The tuition fees are subject to change, and the table below serves as a guide:

• Instructional Fee: $1,199.00 per credit hour
• General Fee: $32.63 per credit hour
• Distance Learning Fee: $100.00 per semester
• Non-Resident Surcharge (if applicable): $200.00 per semester

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