The Supply Chain Management
(SCM) specialization develops the knowledge and provides students the
necessary skills to effectively manage value-added, supply chain processes in
environments where global markets and technologies are rapidly changing.
MBA graduates in supply chain management are hired into manufacturing and
service industries where they will develop, implement, and oversee supply
chain processes including logistics, production, supply management, and
customer service.
Specialization Requirements:
MBA Core
Courses - 24 credit hours
Comprised of an integrated series of concentrated courses plus course work in
economics and statistics.
SCM Specialization
- 12 credit hours
Electives:
SCM 520
Decision Models for Supply Chain
Management
SCM 522
Supply Chain Planning & Control
Systems
SCM 524
Strategic Process Analysis &
Improvement
SCM
525 Manufacturing Strategy
SCM 560
Strategic Logistics Management
SCM 561
Transportation Management & Policy
SCM 563
Purchasing & Supply Management
SCM 585
Strategic Demand Planning
MIS 538 Business Processes
& Systems
Development
Graduate Elective Courses
- 12 credit hours
Select elective courses in at least two other functional areas.
