The Master of Science in Supply Chain Management (MSSCM) program at the Gatton College of Business and Economics is a one-year, 30-credit hour program that blends end-to-end supply chain concepts like strategic sourcing and channel management with big data analytics, cross-functional business knowledge, and hands-on, industry experience.
- Apply analytical, critical and logical reasoning skills to solve real-world supply chain challenges.
- Use business application software to assist decision making in a global supply chain setting.
- Work with industry partners and apply knowledge and skills in a capstone project.
- Small class sizes with individual attention from faculty
- The MSSCM program is now a science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) program.
$25k
RESIDENT COST
$35k
NON-RESIDENT COST
11 MONTHS
$61,974
AVERAGE SALARY OF ENTRY-LEVEL ANALYSTS POSITION
Who Can Work in Supply Chain Management?
This field requires both quantitative and interpersonal skills. Students with a bachelor’s degree in the following (or related) fields are ideal candidates.
Business
Engineering
Economics
Applied Mathematics and Statistics
Science
Agricultural Economics
Communications
Supply Chain Management-Related Occupations
General and operations manager
Industrial production manager
Purchasing manager
Transportation, storage and distribution manager
Logistician
Business operations specialist
Operations research analyst
Real-World Experience
Gatton partners with the following companies to provide students with Supply Chain Management-related projects
Toyota
Alltech
Valvoline
Tempur-Sealy
Brown-Forman
Lexmark
RJ Corman