A technically oriented MSc that trains supply-chain professionals in analytics and digital tools such as AI, blockchain, ERP and automation. Suited to graduates or early-career professionals who want to move into analytics-led, technology-enabled supply chain roles or leadership positions in procurement, logistics and operations.
Coursework covers end-to-end supply chain management topics together with essential business analytics competencies and training in emerging supply‑chain technologies. Key subject areas called out by the program include:
The full program totals 32 units focused on these themes.
The course page does not list specific admission criteria. Prospective applicants should consult the program admissions information or contact the department for required academic background, application components and any professional experience expectations.
The program positions graduates for technology-forward supply chain roles. Examples of outcomes highlighted by the school include EVP of Global Supply Chain, Global Director of Procurement, Director of Strategic Sourcing, Supply Chain Planning Manager, Director of Logistics, Business Analyst, Global Operations Director, International Logistics Manager and Commodity Specialist.
The publicly available page refers to financial aid and scholarships links but does not specify awards. Applicants should review the university’s graduate financial aid resources and scholarship pages and contact the program for information about department-level support, assistantships or alumni-network opportunities.
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