Master of Business Administration - Supply Chain Management

The full-time MBA program's curriculum is founded on strong analytical and decision-making skills, a high degree of flexibility in tailoring a program and specialization that is right for you, and practical theory through experiential learning and real-world applications. Our full-time MBA is a 54-credit hour program with 36 core course credits and 18 elective credits completed over a span of two years. Our online MBA program also offers specializations in accounting, business analytics, entrepreneurship, finance, marketing management and supply chain management. The MBA supply chain management (SCM) specialization is a distinctive blend of coursework that helps you develop and hone the skills needed to manage global supply chains while working across functional areas. You will learn comprehensive skills in problem formulation and analytical techniques for managing business challenges. Information technologies, optimization techniques and the case method are used to evaluate how risks can be mitigated and strategies implemented in global supply chains. The Whitman School enjoys the support of two endowed centers, the H.H. Franklin Center for Supply Chain Management and the Brethen Institute for Operations Management, both of which contribute to the education, research and training of our supply chain management students. In addition, the MBASCM program boasts opportunities to compete in national supply chain management case competitions and participate in the APICS student organization.