Master of Science [M.S] [Supply Chain Management] From University of Colorado

This 10-month program includes extensive course work and an application of materials, preparing students for a range of job opportunities. In addition to the academic course work, four enrichment seminars in topics ranging from teamwork and leadership to ethics and corporate social responsibility support our commitment to developing the "whole student" by incorporating professional development into the academic experience.

Based on an "action learning" model, the program is designed to provide hands-on supply chain project management experience, amplified by shared experiences with other students. Exposes students to the multiple facets of supply chain management at an executive level and integrates program coursework with this experience. While gaining first-hand experience, students are also adding value to the company by completing a project that draws on the skills gained through course work and educational experiences.

The supply chain management curriculum includes the theory, tools and applied knowledge from quantitative, qualitative and managerial perspectives. Graduates will be prepared for responsible and influential jobs in a variety of organizations, including large manufacturing, retail and distribution organizations; transportation companies; supply chain software companies; and supply chain consulting firms.

A core required curriculum provides the common grounding within the discipline, while elective options and projects in a company setting develop individualization and specialization.