Master of Supply Chain Management

The 12-month STEM-designated program prepares you for career advancement. Gain a competitive advantage in the job market, get hands-on practical experience, meet industry leaders and decision-makers, land your dream job-and do it all in Seattle. As a Foster School of Business student, you can: Make valuable connections with global supply chain leaders and hiring managers; Meet industry experts and learn how to solve complex real-world problems; Enrich your skills in data analytics, demand forecasting, sales and operations planning, and logistics strategy; Work one-on-one with a supply chain alumni mentor and partner with career coaches; Get hired at Seattle-area companies like Amazon, Boeing, Brooks Running, Costco, Microsoft, and Starbucks.

Applicants must have completed the equivalent of a U.S. bachelor’s degree from a regionally accredited college or university to be considered for admission. The minimum GPA is 3.0 for the last 90-quarter or 60-semester credits. Studies conducted outside of the U.S. need to be converted to a four-point scale (see below) and translated to English. Transcripts are required for all undergraduate and graduate-level institutions attended. We review each applicant’s undergraduate history, taking note of the difficulty of the curriculum, the scholastic quality of the school, and the existence of any social or economic disadvantage that may have affected past academic performance. Your prior scholastic performance should indicate an ability to complete graduate-level work.