Master of Professional Studies in Applied Logistics (Boston)

The Master of Professional Studies in Applied Logistics program provides a foundational framework that draws upon multidisciplinary areas coupled with exploration of and understanding of advanced technologies taking this field in new directions. It is built upon the pillars of Technical Proficiency, Systems Thinking, and Strategic Leadership and integrates core domain knowledge with a review of technologies driving the field forward as well as training in leadership and agile project management. The program equips graduating students with the knowledge and skills required to adapt to the disruptions in logistics and related industries.
With the MPS in Applied Logistics, students will learn how to handle challenges that arise quickly and develop leadership and project management skills to help communicate to customers, avoid reactionary responses, work collaboratively to find innovative solutions, and effectively communicate across the supply chain to internal and external stakeholders. Using project-based learning and short-term experiential projects, students will gain experience training for how to plan for the worst without becoming overwhelmed.
Career Outlook
Graduates from the MPS in Applied Logistics will be prepared to enter into or advance within the following types of professional roles:
Transportation, warehouse, and distribution manager,Supply chain manager,Distribution centerwarehouse operations supervisor
Logisticssupply chain analyst,Logistics specialistanalystmanager, Purchasing manager,Logistics and inventory specialist,Operations manager

Statement of purpose (500–1000 words): Identify your educational goals and expectations of the program. Please be aware that Northeastern University's academic policy on plagiarism applies to your statement of purpose.

Professional resumé

Unofficial undergraduate transcripts; official transcripts required at the time of admission

Two letters of recommendation from individuals who have either academic or professional knowledge of your capabilities such as a faculty member, colleague, or mentor, preferably one from your current employer

English language proficiency proof. Students for whom English is not their primary language must submit one of the following:

Official associate or bachelor's degree transcript from an accredited college or university in the U.S., stating degree conferral and date

Min GPA 2.5. GRE/GMAT - Not Required