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Master of Science in Supply Chain Management
Supply chain management is the management of business activities from product development, sourcing, production and logistics to managing the resources and related capabilities the organization needs in the attainment of its strategic objectives. The MS SCM program provides students with advanced knowledge on how to identify, resolve and manage complex operational problems.
The MS SCM at UT Dallas is a 36 credit hours and a full-time student can complete in 12-24 months. The depth of our supply chain program, uniquely prepares students to be the next generation business leaders with skills and competencies necessary to perform across functions within an organization. Download our MS SCM brochure.
The ISM-Approved Master of Science in Supply Chain Management
Our Master of Science in Supply Chain Management program has received a seal of approval from the Institute for Supply Management (ISM), the largest supply management association in the world.
Additionally, UT Dallas is one of the six universities that have formed a partnership with the United States’ Army Logistics Management College (ALMC) for providing supply chain management programs.
 Supply chain management has earned top of mind awareness among the world’s leading executives within the telecommunications, consumer packaged goods, manufacturing, healthcare management, logistics, transportation and information technology industries. As a business discipline, supply chain management concepts and practices are translating to real job market value. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics projects demand for management analysts of logistics, purchasing and operations management to increase up to 83 percent by 2018. Contact us to learn more about the Masters of Science in Supply Chain Management program at UT Dallas.
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