M.S. in Supply Chain Management

Meet M.S. in Supply Chain Management Student, Xinyu Wang
“Excel is used in almost every class,” she explains. “As well as other software like Project, Minitab, and so on. I also received the Google Analytics certification after my first semester here.” Wang also values the perspective studying supply chain management has given her. “I now have the ability to analyze one supply chain in an overall view or analyze more details at each checkpoint, like how to control inventory levels.”
—Xinyu Wang ’20 M.S.

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M.S. in Supply Chain Program, a STEM-Designated Program

The Martin J. Whitman School of Management at Syracuse University is home to the nation’s premier supply chain management (SCM) program. Founded in 1919 as a specialization in traffic and transportation, it has evolved into a nationally renowned, innovative program that focuses on improving efficiencies in SCM while training graduates to make meaningful contributions in the marketplace.

Most, if not all, M.S. students are eligible for merit-based scholarships.

The global curriculum of the STEM-designated M.S. in SCM combines classroom and experiential learning to help students build a solid knowledge base, while developing strategic thinking skills. The analytical skills gained through the program also help graduates understand the implications of any business decision.

Whitman MSSCM by the Numbers (5 year average)
Average GMAT: 618
53% Male
47% Female

Learn more about the online supply chain management program.