Program Overview

Master of Science in Supply Chain Management Overview

The Master of Science in Supply Chain Management (SCMN) dual degree, combined with the MBA, requires a minimum number of total credit hours for degrees to be completed. With planning, students can choose to add a graduate certificate in addition to the master's degrees.

Required Coursework

• BUSI 7110 Financial Analysis
• BUSI 7120 Quantitative Analysis for Business Decisions
• BUSI 7130 Strategic Analysis and the Competitive Environment
• BUSI 7140 Organizational Leadership, Ethics, and Change
• BUSI 7150: Operations Excellence through Supply Chain and Quality
• BUSI 7160 Professional Development
• BUSI 7210 Strategic Marketing Management
• BUSI 7220 Information Technology for the Competitive Advantage
• BUSI 7230 Cost Analysis and Systems
• BUSI 7310 Integrated Business Project and Case Analysis
• SCMN 6500 Inventory/Warehouse Management
• SCMN 6600 Supply Chain Planning
• SCMN 7600 Supply Management and Manufacturing
• SCMN 7700 Demand Management and Fulfillment
• SCMN 7800 Supply Chain Strategy

Electives

• 9 credit hours of business graduate-level coursework in supply chain
• 3 credit hour of business graduate-level coursework approved by MBA advisor