COURSE CURRICULUM

The Master of Business Administration (MBA) with a Supply Chain Management (SCM) concentration is a 39-credit program designed to provide comprehensive business education while equipping students with specialized skills in supply chain and logistics management. The program begins with a 3-credit foundation course, BUS 502 – Foundations in Business, introducing essential business principles. The 21-credit core curriculum includes BUS 503 – Individual Performance and Leading Change, BUS 509 – Descriptive Analytics and Decisions, BUS 515 – Organizational Dynamics and Effectiveness, BUS 522 – Corporate Finance for Managers, BUS 524 – Strategic Marketing, BUS 528 – Strategy, Operations and Execution, and BUS 530 – Project Management, ensuring students gain a strong grounding in leadership, analytics, finance, marketing, strategy, and project execution. The 12-credit SCM concentration provides targeted expertise through courses such as SCM 505 – Global Supply Chain Management, SCM 515 – Sourcing & Procurement Management, SCM 525 – Logistics & Transportation Management, and BUS 640 – Emerging Topics in Business, preparing students to manage complex supply chains, optimize procurement, integrate logistics operations, and adapt to emerging industry trends. Students may substitute one concentration course with BUS 697 – Internship with departmental approval, providing practical experience in real-world supply chain environments. The program culminates with the 3-credit BUS 695 – Capstone Experience, where students integrate and apply their knowledge to solve strategic and operational challenges in supply chain management, preparing them for leadership roles across global organizations.