Program Overview

Supply Chain Management and Logistics (MSCM)

The Master of Supply Chain Management and Logistics program is part of the Stu Clark Graduate School, home to the Asper MBA, MFin, MSc, and PhD programs.

Program Details

• Expected duration: 2 to 4 years (includes a 4-month co-op work term or applied project)
• Estimated tuition and fees:
  • Canadian citizens and permanent residents: $42,105
  • International students on a study permit: $58,755
• Program options: Full-time, Part-time

Admission Requirements

To qualify for admission to the Master of Supply Chain Management and Logistics program, you must have:

• A three-year bachelor's degree from a post-secondary recognized educational institution (in any discipline)
• A 3.0 admission GPA (on 4.5 scale) on the last 60 credit hours of university degree-level study
• GMAT or GRE scores that meet the specified criteria
• One of the following English language proficiency test scores from within the past two years, if applicable:
  • TOEFL: 86 (internet) Minimum score of 20 in each of reading, writing, listening, and speaking categories
  • IELTS: 6.5 in the Academic Module with a minimum 6 on the speaking band
  • AEPUCE: 65%
  • PTE: (A) 61%

How to Apply

The MSCM program accepts, reviews, and processes applications on a rolling basis throughout the year, for one entry point annually Fall (August). All applicants, but especially international students, are encouraged to apply months in advance of the deadline date.

Application Deadlines

• Canadian and US applicants: January 15 for Fall (September) entry
• International applicants: December 1 for Fall (September) entry

Awards and Scholarships

Asper Master of Supply Chain Management and Logistics students are eligible for graduate fellowships and convocation prizes that recognize academic excellence.

About the Program

The Master of Supply Chain Management and Logistics program delivers supply chain management and logistics education and advanced professional skills while guiding students in developing their understanding of and appreciation for the application of ethics, sustainability, and professional practices in supply chains.

Sample Course Offerings

• GMGT 7220: Managing People in Organizations (3 credit hours)
• SCM 7120: Operations and Supply Chain Management (3 credit hours)
• IDM 7000: Leadership and Practical Ethics (1.5 credit hours)
• IDM 7002: Executive Leadership and Responsibilities - the CEO Course (1.5 credit hours)
• SCM 7060: Business Processes Management Using ERP System (3 credit hours)
• SCM 7170: Project Management (3 credit hours)
• GMGT 7230: Negotiations (3 credit hours)
• SCM 7160: Global Transportation Principals (3 credit hours)
• SCM 7180: Sustainable Lean Management (3 credit hours)
• SCM 7040: Logistics Management (3 credit hours)
• SCM 7042: Purchasing and Procurement in Supply Chains (3 credit hours)
• SCM 7044: Supply Relationship Management (3 credit hours)

Co-op Placement or Applied Project

The Master of Supply Chain Management and Logistics degree includes a 4-month graduate co-op placement or applied project in which students gain hands-on experience in the supply chain management field.

Experiential Learning

Benefit from Asper's experiential approach to learning. Both in and out of the classroom, the Asper School of Business is committed to providing students with experiential learning opportunities to enhance their degrees.

Manitoba is a Supply Chain Hub

Located in the centre of North America, Manitoba is a continental hub for transportation and logistics with over 4,300 businesses and 40,000 workers directly employed in the transportation and logistics sector.

Career Opportunities

Effectively managing the supply chain and logistics represents a central issue for all levels of management in all types of industries, including:

• Agriculture
• Manufacturing
• Transportation
• Forestry
• Mining
• Hospitality
• Government organizations and public services
• Regional health authority infrastructure
• Education
• Crown corporations

Fast-Growing Field

The MSCM is a highly applied and industry-focused program in an area where there are more jobs than professionals. As supply chains increase their reach and complexity, the demand for professionals with the capabilities and skills to manage them will continue to increase domestically and internationally.

Unique in Canada

The MSCM is the only program in Canada that combines a highly specialized approach with a strong built-in 4-month co-op work term or applied project component designed for those interested in pursuing or enhancing their management careers where supply chain management and logistics are core areas of knowledge.

International Accreditation

Asper School of Business is accredited by AACSB International, The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business. AACSB-accredited schools have the highest-quality faculty, deliver relevant and challenging curricula, and provide educational and career opportunities not found at other business schools.