Supply Chain Management, M.S.

In the master's in supply chain management program, you’ll experience a focused, professional environment.

In addition to being experienced educators, Florida Tech's professors have advanced operational experience and professional systems-level experience in supply chain operations and management through the military, business and industry.

They are involved in research, and many members of the faculty have an outstanding record of publications and research in areas that include logistics, supply chain management, transportation, economics and operations research.

Their engagement with students and within the field of supply chain management ensures you receive a rich, interactive learning experience.

Supply chain management at the graduate level is more than theory. You'll work alongside fellow professionals from the military, government and private sector—peers who bring broad-ranging real-world insights to every discussion.

Whether you're collaborating on case studies or analyzing strategy in action, you’ll benefit from a dynamic learning environment shaped by firsthand experience.

Supply chain management professionals bring a variety of academic backgrounds to this field. While a bachelor’s degree is required for admission, it doesn’t have to be in business. Applicants will typically have professional work experience or developing interest in the areas of innovation and entrepreneurship in supply chain management or logistics.

If you do not have a business background, essential business knowledge and skills needed to excel in the M.S. program can be provided by one or more prerequisite courses specified by the academic department.

This ensures that—regardless of the field of your bachelor's degree—you can gain the competitive edge of a quality graduate education tailored to your goals.

For more information about applying, please see our graduate admission requirements, or start your application now!