Master’s in Supply Chain Management

The University of Michigan-Flint offers a Master of Science in Supply Chain Management program designed to develop problem-solving and leadership skills in the business world. Available in both online and in-person formats, the program provides students the flexibility to enroll in synchronous or asynchronous classes, allowing them to tailor their learning experience to fit their schedules and preferences. This structure enables professionals to continue working while earning their degree and applying classroom concepts in real-time, accelerating both skill development and career growth. Graduates of the program gain advanced expertise and contribute to nationwide efforts to strengthen supply chain resilience in the U.S. manufacturing sector. The curriculum fosters critical skill growth by emphasizing fundamental competencies such as critical thinking, teamwork, quantitative analysis, and ethical decision-making—key attributes for success in today’s globalized economy. To accommodate diverse student needs, the program offers a mixed-mode flex modality, allowing completion entirely online while providing optional synchronous sessions once a month. Additionally, experiential learning is at the core of the curriculum, with graduate courses incorporating team-based projects that mirror real-world business practices in areas such as innovation, implementation, risk management, and decision-making. Through hands-on engagement, students gain practical experience and refine their problem-solving abilities for impactful careers in supply chain management.

When applying to UM-Flint’s Master of Science in Supply Chain Management program, you must meet the criteria to qualify: Admission to the MS in Supply Chain Management program is open to qualified graduates with a bachelor’s degree in the arts, sciences, engineering, or business administration from a regionally accredited institution. Applicants with a three-year bachelor’s degree from an institution outside of the U.S. may be eligible for admission at the University of Michigan-Flint if it is determined through the credential review process that the three-year degree completed is equivalent to a US bachelor’s degree. The University of Michigan will consider a three-year degree from India equivalent to a US bachelor’s degree if the degrees have been earned with a minimum of 60% marks and the awarding institutions have been accredited by India’s National Assessment and Accreditation Council with a grade of “A” or better.