MBA Emphasis in Supply Chain Management

The Master of Business Administration program serves residents of San Diego and encompasses 50 units of academic study. Courses are offered in the day and evening hours. Students working full-time can complete the degree on a part-time basis in the evening (usually within three years). Two summer sessions and a January Intersession are also offered to provide the shortest completion time possible. A thesis is not required and there are no comprehensive examinations. No specific undergraduate course prerequisites or fields of concentration are required.

SCM Emphasis

The Supply Chain Management emphasis requires 6 or more units in Supply Chain Management. The courses to select from are Supply Management, Supply Chain Systems and Strategic Cost Management. The SCM faculty strongly recommend that students also take the course in International Business Negotiations. Pursuing a dual emphasis and dual degree is also possible.

SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT COURSES (select at least two from the three below):

GSBA 560 Supply Chain Systems
GSBA 561 Supply Management
GSBA 562 Strategic Cost Management

ELECTIVE COURSE:

GSBA 582 International Business Negotiations