Master's in Supply Chain Management Degree Program
Be an innovator in the supply chain space.
With a master's in supply chain management, you'll do more than just learn about the latest best practices. Using case-based curriculum and simulations, you'll improve your existing skills in negotiations, cost management and sustainability. And you'll get the chance to help improve your own organization's supply chain for class credit.
Our flexible online format means you can learn at your own pace and still work regular hours. This means you can immediately apply every new innovative strategy you learn directly to your job. And while our classes are web-based, you'll still get face-to-face time with faculty and classmates during our five on-campus interactive sessions.
While you're in business school, you'll have access to our Supply Chain Management Institute where you can further your professional development by attending workshops that expose you to the latest trends in areas like transportation strategies, strategic sourcing and risk management.
Top 20 for Online Graduate Business Programs.
U.S. News ranks our Master’s in Supply Chain Management degree in the top 20 for best online graduate programs. In our 2018 Alumni survey, 96% of respondents said they would recommend the program to others.
The first of its kind.
Our ISM-approved master's in supply chain management program is the first U.S. degree accredited by the Chartered Institute for Purchasing and Supply (CIPS).
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You're just steps away from developing world-class supply chain skills.
From new skills and opportunities to long asting connections, the value of your degree can last a lifetime. Learn about our competitively priced tuition.
Recent Spotlights
The Chess Master
Justin Crachy, BSS, Procurement & Finance, MS-SCM, Supply Chain ManagementMarch 6, 2018
The wall in Justin Crachy’s office at Solar Turbines holds a large whiteboard illustrating various models innovating for his company’s sup…
Career logistics.
With a supply chain management master's degree, you'll have advanced skills that will help you take your organization to world-class supply chain status or help you prepare to move up in your company.
Expand your supply chain acumen.
Attend peer workshops and conferences where companies like Starbucks, Walmart and Cymer discuss their supply chain strategies and offer tips on best practices.
Hold higher standards for yourself—and your company.
With a masters of science in supply chain management from USD, you'll graduate as an agent of ethical change and be able to identify gaps in your organization's processes and make sustainable recommendations.
In the News
"Let's Talk Supply Chain" Podcast Interviews Mary Long, Director of our Supply Chain Management Institute
// June 14, 2018
Sarah Barnes, an expert in supply chain and logistics with over twenty years of experience in the field, is host and founder of the "Let's T…
USD School of Business Supply Chain Alumni Discuss Getting into the Industry with Mediaplanet
// May 21, 2018
What motivated you to pursue a major in supply chain management and operations? Sudeeptha Jothiprakash: One of the main focus areas fo…
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