MSU Supply Chain Management

Can you provide me the curriculum and fee structure of Master of Science in Supply Chain Management (MSSCM) degree course offered by MSU or Michigan State University?

[Kiran Chandar]

The Master of Science in Supply Chain Management (MSSCM) degree course in MSU or Michigan State University is a unique graduate program providing specific deeper knowledge of supply chain practices and technologies in a structure that it allows it to be completed while students are working full time.

Curriculum

SCM 870 Introduction to Logistics and Supply Chain Management (3 Credits)

SCM 871 Applied Data Analysis (3 credits)

SCM 872 Distribution Fulfillment (2 credits)

SCM 874 Total Quality Management and Lean Enterprise (3 credits)

SCM 875 Manufacturing Planning & Control (2 credits)

SCM 876 Logistics Operations Methods and Systems (2 credits)

OR:

SCM 878 Logistics Systems Analysis (2 credits)

SCM 879 Supply Chain Management – Strategy and Applications (3 credits)

SCM 848 Analysis of Supply Markets and Supplies (2 credits)

SCM 881 Global Supply Chain Management (3 credits)

SCM 882 Field Study/Research Project (5 credits)

SCM 883 Technology and Product Innovation Management (2 credits)

OR:

SCM 893 Global Operations and Supply Chain Strategy (2 credits)

SCM 886 Strategic Sourcing (2 credits)

COM 874 Communication in Supply Chain Management (2 credit)

MGT 875 Change Management (2 credits)


Tuition
MSSCM tuition is $48,000 for the Cohort beginning spring 2015.

The amount covers the full 24-month program and includes all tuition charges for credits, all fees, two night’s lodging for the three-day onsite sessions, and most meals during the three-day sessions.

Travel, incidental rooming expenses, and textbooks and course material are not covered.

Rooms are reserved by the Program Director at the onsite session.