City University of Seattle Master of Science in Global Supply Chain Management
City University of Seattle

City University of Seattle

Master of Science in Global Supply Chain Management

Online, USA

MSc

2 years

English

Full time, Part time

On-Campus

* application deadline for domestic students

Key Summary

About: City University of Seattle’s Master of Science in Global Supply Chain Management trains students to understand and optimize supply chain functions as interconnected components, using strategy, analytics, tools, and techniques. You’ll learn logistics, procurement, sustainability, resilience, and transparency skills to drive agility, growth, and competitive advantage in fast-paced global operations.

Career Outcomes: Graduates can pursue roles like Distribution Manager, Global Supply Chain Manager, Procurement Manager, Logistics Manager, Supply Chain Director, and Materials Director. You'll expand your network with faculty, alumni, Seattle employers. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics lists 906,800 annual openings and 2020 median wage $109,760. Graduates reach leadership roles globally.

Take the Lead on Day-to-Day Business Operations

The Master of Science in Global Supply Chain Management program gives graduates the tools to understand and optimize supply chain functions as a series of interconnected components by applying effective strategies, analytics, tools, and techniques. Students will learn skills to drive agility, opportunities for growth and sustainability, and improve company efficiency and adaptability in a fast-paced and rapidly changing global business environment. Graduates will become thought leaders, ready to engage in a global and highly competitive marketplace, with the skill set to reimagine the strategic architecture of organizations, building transparency and resiliency, and creating a competitive advantage for the businesses they work for.

Program Overview

Graduates of the Master of Science in Global Supply Chain Management program will be trained to develop the strategic skills and logistics and procurement knowledge they need to be successful across a global range of businesses.