Supply Chain Management

MS in Supply Chain Managment Plan of Study and Course Requirements

All students in the Supply Chain Management and Logistics master’s program will be required to take a series of foundation courses in the management of operations and the quantitative methods that support analysis and decision making for supply chain and logistics operations.

After the common core, the students will choose one of the following tracks:

Industry Professional Track: Students ​that choose the professional track as part of the Drexel LeBow MS in Supply Chain Management program will study a range of topics based on practical management decisions over four different types of supply chains. It will prepare students for effective leadership in an increasingly complex, dynamic, global business environment. It prepares them for involvement in organizations with leaders from around the world to help shape strategies that inspire competitive advantage and business success.

Research Track: Students that choose the research track as part of the Drexel LeBow MS in Supply Chain Management program will dive deeper into the theoretical foundations of decision making in supply chains and prepares students for doctoral study through continued development of theory and models that advance the field. Research seminars led by top-notch faculty and industry professionals prepare students to enter PhD programs and become academic leaders.

In addition to a Master of Science degree in supply chain management, Drexel Lebow also offers an MBA program with a specialization in supply chain management and logistics for students who are looking for a more generalized business education but would like to gain more specialized knowledge in the area of logistics and supply chain management.

Graduate Minors for the MS in Supply Chain Management

Graduate minors highlight Drexel’s collaborative and interdisciplinary spirit by allowing you to take interrelated graduate-level courses outside of your major graduate program. Enrich your graduate studies in supply chain management with supplemental knowledge and skills that provide additional professional expertise.

Examples of minors that may benefit MS in Supply Chain Management students include:

• Business Analytics Management
• Computer Science
• Finance.