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Master of Science in Management Science and Supply Chain Management (MSSCM)

Creating leaders in global supply chain management, analytics and logistics

AACSB-accredited and flexible to advance your career

Wichita State's Barton School of Business is proud to offer a Master's Degree in Management Science and Supply Chain Management (MSSCM). This innovative, interdisciplinary 33-hour STEM degree gives its graduates the skills to compete for diverse opportunities in supply chain management, including operations, logistics, distribution, purchasing, warehouse management, transportation, production and analytics.

To serve the needs of professionals in the field, the program offers two tracks: Management and Analytics.

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Why Wichita State?

  • Quality

    The Barton School is the only school in south-central Kansas to hold the prestigious accreditation from The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business, a mark of excellence earned by only the Top 20 percent of business schools in the world.

  • Admissions

    Anyone with an undergraduate or graduate degree in business, engineering, science, or related field may apply. No GRE or GMAT score is required for entry into the program.

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  • STEM Degree

    WSU's Master's in Management Science and Supply Chain Management is considered a STEM major, which allows international students to work in the U.S. for up to three years after they graduate.

  • Two Tracks

    The program offers two tracks: Supply Chain Management track and Supply Chain Analytics track. In addition to earning a Master's degree, students may earn two professional certifications — the SAP Appreciation Certificate and Certificate in Supply Chain Management — while completing the program.

  • Value

    Wichita State offers exceptional value by combining the area's most affordable tuition rates with opportunities for scholarships, graduate assistantships and access to WSU's great career development resources.Check with your company's HR department to see about tuition reimbursement options.

  • Networking

    The program provides unique opportunities for interaction with supply chain leaders and professionals from companies like Koch Industries, Spirit Aerosystems, Textron Aviation, Cargill, and AGCO. The Master's is offered in partnership with two important professional organizations: the Institute for Supply Management and the American Production and Inventory Control Society.

About MSSCM

In this STEM program, students develop an understanding of the organization as an integrated system with respect to supply chain. Graduates are prepared for leadership in logistics, product management, transportation, storage, distribution, procurement and outsourcing.

Opportunities and benefits

  • Use your prior eligible certificates or credentials earned towards course reduction
  • Option to receive your SAP Appreciation Certificate and / or a certificate in Enterprise Systems and Supply Chain Management while working on your degree
  • Apply to Institute of Supply Management – Wichita Scholarships, graduate scholarships and competitive graduate assistantships
  • Interdisciplinary study environment within the W. Frank Barton School of Business and the College of Engineering
  • Access to WSU's career development center for internships and job placement
  • Interact with supply chain leaders from major industries
  • If you're an international student, get up to 12 + 24 = 36 months of OPT (STEM Program)

Coursework

The degree has two tracks available, Supply Chain Management and Supply Chain Analytics. Each track provides an option of All Coursework, Project or a Thesis option.

Class structure

We offer the program on fully online or on-campus. The program offers 8-week or 16-week classes deliverd in face-to-face, hybrid, or hyflex modalities. as well as 8-week hybrid classes.

Timeframe

The program is 33 credit-hours. The typical time to degree completion is 18-24 months. Considering most of our students working, our campus classes are usually scheduled during the evening hours after 4:00PM. 

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