Master of Science in Supply Chain Management
Top-Ranked Program
LEARN FROM THE SUPPLY CHAIN LEADER
Michigan State University sets the standard with a top-ranked graduate program in supply chain management. Led by many of the same campus-based, graduate-level faculty of the top-ranked supply chain degree program. From MSU, consistently ranked #1 in graduate supply chain management programs, our Master of Science in Supply Chain Management (MS-SCM) equips graduates to learn from the leaders in the field.
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What Makes MSU?
RELEVANT RESEARCH FOR
REAL-WORLD APPLICATION
The Master of Science in Supply Chain Management from MSU’s Eli Broad College of Business is developed and led by industry-renowned thought leaders, providing a firm foundation of both academic and applied education.
Through extensive academic knowledge and innovative supply chain concepts and research, the program faculty and curriculum prepare you to maximize performance within your organization and lead the supply chain of the future.
Flexible Online Program
ONLINE. ON CAMPUS. ON YOUR SCHEDULE.
This program's online format of online and residency sessions is designed with the working supply chain professional in mind.
Immediately apply methods and course knowledge within your organization and ground your experience through on-site sessions and networking with classmates and MSU's award-winning faculty.
- Online with residency sessions
- 3 interactive three-day residency sessions
- Less than 2-year completion time
- 31 credits
Skills & Knowledge
ENHANCE YOUR SCM STRATEGY
By providing an end-to-end understanding of supply chain management, the program is designed to enhance your professionals' knowledge of valuable supply chain strategies.
Develop a big picture approach to today’s SCM challenges through innovative processes and technologies, including case studies and on-site simulation assignments, to gain the knowledge, skills and methods that can help you to:
- Improve supply chain management operating practices
- Develop and implement integrated supply chain strategies
- Examine the role of enterprise strategy
- Drive innovation and vision for your organization
Salary Outlook
INCREASE YOUR EARNING POTENTIAL!
Below is a sampling of supply chain management positions with average annual salaries, according to the Logistics Management Annual Salary Survey, released April 2024.*
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Vice President/General Manager
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$209,750
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Corporate/Division Manager
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$179,400
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Supply Chain Director/Manager
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$148,500 |
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Operations Manager
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$101,350 |
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Logistics Director/Manager
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$112,750
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Purchasing/Procurement Director/Manager
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$110,000
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Distribution Director/Manage
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$104,450 |
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Warehouse Manager/Supervisor
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$77,700 |
* Logistics Management Salary Survey, on the internet at https://www.logisticsmgmt.com/photo/2023_logistics_salary_survey_strong_numbers_high_demand/7#photo (visited July 25, 2023).
National long-term projections may not reflect local and/or short-term economic or job conditions, and do not guarantee actual job growth. Certificate program options do not guarantee career or salary outcomes. Students should conduct independent research for specific employment information.
Student
Spotlight
“One of the professors from Michigan State University wrote an article on our [company’s] supply chain award. We had a conference call, she told me about this program and boom!”
Jesus Gomez - MS in Supply Chain Management
