Master of Science in
Supply Chain Management
Be the Supply for the Demand
Professionals with advanced knowledge of supply chains are in increasing demand in response to the growing needs of customers, suppliers and shippers.
This online master’s program from the Sam M. Walton College of Business will equip you with the knowledge and skills you need to drive success and deliver value in your organization.
Coursework will prepare you for leadership roles in planning, sourcing, operations, logistics, transportation, and new product launch. With classes covering end to end supply chain, you’ll learn a systems approach to sustainably manage the flow of information, material and financial exchanges into and through your organization by applying analytical, technological, and managerial skills.
100%
Online
30
Credit Hours
2 YRS
Estimated Time
to Complete
Elite Supply Chain Degrees
Gartner, the leading global research firm, ranked our supply chain graduate programs as the second best in North America in 2022.
U.S. News also ranked our graduate programs in the top 10 of public universities in 2022.
And our undergraduate supply chain program was ranked #1 in North America by Gartner in back to back periods (2020 and 2022).
Admissions Requirements Courses and Program Schedule
Flexible
This program offers full- and -part-time course scheduling to accommodate working professionals and traditional full-time students. Do you have questions about your schedule options?
Dr. Dobrzykowski, associate professor and program director, provides a two-minute overview of the Walton College master's programs in supply chain management.
STEM DESIGNATION
The Master of Science in Supply Chain Management is a STEM designated program.
Tuition and Program Costs
| $645.31 / credit hour |
| Total = $19,299.30 |
| Tuition / credit hour | $596.80 |
| Fee / credit hour | |
|---|---|
| Library | $4.41 |
| Network & Data Systems | $12.10 |
| Off-campus | $30 |
| Online Facilities | $2 |
Tuition and fees per credit hour reflect fall 2023 rates.
Job Market Outlook
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