Master's in Supply Chain Management and Logistics

As leader in field of supply chain management, you can earn a specialized degree that complements your skills while setting you on a path to earn your MBA. This program is offered exclusively at KU's Leavenworth campus.

The KU School of Business offers a highly focused and specialized graduate program in supply chain management and logistics intended to provide leaders in the field an opportunity to elevate their skills and posture them at the leading edge of their profession.

The program is designed to meet the emerging needs of supply chain professionals, drawing on a combination of relevant academic research and experiential learning to provide an unparalleled educational experience. The program consists of 30 credit hours, and KU may articulate up to six hours of credit for leadership electives completed during the Command and General Staff Officer Course or at other accredited institutions.

The program leverages a hybrid curriculum — optimizing in-person courses while providing students with added online flexibility — and students have the option of applying their coursework toward a KU Master of Business Administration, which can be pursued online at your own pace.

Program courses:

• ACCT 701: Financial Accounting (3 credits)
• BE 701: Managerial Economics (3 credits)
• DSCI 701: Statistical Decision Making (3 credits)
• FIN 702: Business Finance Supply Chain Management (3 credits)
• SCM 701: Introduction to Supply Chain Management (3 credits)
• SCM 702: Procurement and Supplier Management (3 credits)
• SCM 703: Transportation and Logistics Systems (3 credits)
• SCM 710: Capstone in Supply Chain Management (3 credits)

CGSC electives (6 credits)

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