Supply Chain & Logistics Management
Gain the skills to lead global supply chains with expertise in operations, sourcing, logistics, and analytics. The College of Business offers an MBA, a Master of Science, and a graduate certificate in Supply Chain and Logistics Management.
MBA (60 credits)
Develops leadership and analytical skills to manage ethical, sustainable supply chains and drive strategic decisions in global contexts.
Master of Science (45 credits)
Prepares students for strategic roles with a strong foundation in supply chain management and options to specialize in areas like analytics or natural resources.
Certificate (21 credits)
Provides focused training in supply chain operations and decision-making tools for professionals across industries. Current students and graduates of the certificate in supply chain and logistics management program have the option of transferring credits earned to the MBA in supply chain and logistics management as well as the MS in supply chain and logistics management.
Where our graduates work
The data is gathered from alumni of our graduate options in Finance from 2022-2025.
Average Salary: $92,654
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Salary expectations for supply chain managers
Earnings figures are based on OES data from the BLS and include base rate, cost of living allowances, guaranteed pay, hazardous-duty pay, incentive pay (including commissions and bonuses), on-call pay and tips.
Starting $60,004
Median $100,661
Highly Experienced $180,092