A Supply Chain Master’s Degree for Process-Minded Professionals
In our Master of Science in Supply Chain Management (MSSCM) program, you will build on your current experience in supply chain strategy and design, strategic cost management, negotiations and more — all without the need to sacrifice your current job. Our supply chain management degree online allows you to enroll in the master’s program from afar while collaborating with classmates in four interactive visits to our campus in sunny San Diego. Through the hybrid modality, you will benefit from the unmatched value of face time with professors and fellow students. Plus, get additional opportunities to network with major supply chain companies and top-level professionals in the field.
Part-Time
For Working Professionals
Hybrid
Online Courses with Four Visits
2 Tracks
General and Health Care
22 Months
To Completion
Special Offer: Fly Free to San Diego
Announcing free flights to San Diego. This offer is designed to help students who live outside of the area easily travel to San Diego for the Master's in Supply Chain Management's four residency sessions.
Become a Supply Chain Master
In a recent survey, 96 percent of our alumni said they would recommend the master's in supply chain management at the Knauss School of Business. Find out why.
Thrive at USD
Your Experience as a Business Graduate Student
At USD's Knauss School of Business, not only will you receive an enriching education with renowned faculty, but you’ll also join a community that nurtures your ideas and encourages exploration. Here are a few more unique experiences you’ll take part in:
Supply Chain Program Curriculum: What You’ll Learn
Want to take your supply chain management skills to world-class status? You have to think about impact. Learn how social and environmental responsibility can act as catalysts for proactive policy formation and world-class supply chain performance. Graduate ready to enter the supply chain workforce and address issues of ethics, diversity and legality in addition to resolving distribution and logistics problems.
Featured Classes
Want an inside look at the courses and curriculum? Download the Master’s in Supply Chain Management Curriculum Guide.
Choose a Track: General or Health Care
We now offer the option to pursue a general or a health care supply chain track to better suit your career interests. The general track deep dives into advanced topics for general supply chains, including operations management, leadership, supply chain analytics and creating sustainable supply chains. The health care track is ideal for health care professionals who want to understand supply chain, or candidates who are considering a health care supply chain career.
USD's Master's in Supply Chain Leads the Way
The AACSB-accredited master's in supply chain management at USD's Knauss School of Business is the first degree program in the U.S. accredited by the Chartered Institute of Procurement and Supply, a professional body that sets the global standard in procurement and supply management. With three years of full-time professional experience, students who complete the MSSCM program are eligible for the MCIPS certificate, an internationally recognized procurement professional certificate. No test required.
Tuition, Scholarships and Financial Aid
Let’s Talk M.S. in Supply Chain Management Program Cost
$59,070
Tuition
Based on 2026/27 rates
78%
Financial Aid Recipients
Most students receive some financial aid
Business School Military Benefits
The University of San Diego is proud to be a 100% Yellow Ribbon School and tuition is fully covered for most military-connected students. Learn More.
Where a Master’s in Supply Chain Will Take You: Supply Chain Careers
Our graduates are masters of all the moving parts involved in bringing a product to market. And with a master’s degree in supply chain management, you can be, too. Be prepared to confidently begin your career and secure a supply chain management job that makes an impact. Learn how to grow your career in supply chain management.
MS in Supply Chain Management Career Guide
Get the E-book: Build World-Class Supply Chains
Looking for the inside scoop? In this free guide, we dive deep into careers in supply chain management, employment predictions, outcomes, MSSCM salary information and more.
Here’s how a supply chain management master’s degree has advanced the careers of our alumni.
$96,839
Average Starting Salary
of recent MSSCM graduates who were not already employed
Average over 2 years
$101,523
Average Salary
of previously employed and newly employed graduates
Average over 2 years
96%
Secured Employment
within 6 months of graduation
Average over 2 years
Where Recent Graduates Found Employment:
For Employers
Why Sponsor Your Employee’s Supply Chain Management Degree
With more supply chain management positions open than professionals working in the field, retaining top talent is more important than ever. Supporting your employees while they pursue a master’s in supply chain management at USD's Knauss School of Business is a mutually beneficial endeavor.
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If you want to take your supply chain to world-class status, you need a degree from one of the top supply chain programs in the U.S. We want you to be our next success story and we’re ready to take that next step as soon as you are.
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