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Business Administration, MBA: Supply Chain Management Specialization

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Domestic Application Deadlines

  • Spring 2026
    • December 15
    • February 15 (Online H2)
  • Fall 2026
    • July 15
    • September 15 (Online H2) 

International Application Deadlines

  • Spring 2026
    • November 1
  • Fall 2026
    • June 1
  • Duration 2 years
  • Cost per Credit $965
  • Credit Hours 39

Program Benefits

  • Available on campus or online
  • Manage supply chain, production planning and control
  • No GMAT/GRE required and no application fee
  • AACSB-accredited supply chain management program

Business Knowledge. Tech Skills.

Your operations-focused, AACSB-accredited MBA from the Kania School of Management will equip you with advanced business knowledge and a specialized skill set combining problem-solving, supply chain analytics and communications proficiencies relied on by operations professionals.

With Scranton’s supply chain management MBA, you’ll gain the skills you need to drive production and optimize value. Become a leader in your organization with a combination of proficiencies in project and change management, quality control, global trade compliance and financial management.

Learn to coordinate employees, resources, equipment and information with a quantitative approach to process improvement. You’ll gain expert decision-making abilities rooted in business forecasting models and supply chain risk management, while strengthening your use of technology in operational efficiency.

Career Outlook: Find Your Path in Supply Chain Management

Jobs for transportation, storage and distribution managers are projected to grow 9% from 2023-2033 – much faster than the national average.1 These roles have a median annual salary of $102,010, with the top 10% earning more than $180,000.1

A supply chain management graduate degree from Scranton prepares you to lead in a wide range of industries — from manufacturing and healthcare to retail and logistics — and succeed as an executive in your field.

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Curriculum: Manage the Big Picture

The Scranton program includes supply chain management courses that cover data mining, project and change management, business forecasting models and more. This supply chain management specialization is part of the 39 total credits required for the general MBA program.

Curriculum

Program Outcomes: Efficiencies With Impact

This program will prepare you to:

  • Drive supply chain performance using quantitative models and management approaches.
  • Employ ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) software and effectively apply concepts of material flow and production.
  • Analyze big data to evaluate processes and improve operations.
  • Apply project and change management concepts like scheduling, resourcing and reporting techniques.
  • Understand and apply global trade compliance regulations.

Admissions Requirements

To apply for this MBA: supply chain management program, you’ll need:

  • Completed application (no fee)
  • 3.0 minimum undergraduate GPA on a 4.0 scale
  • Official transcripts required from degree-granting schools
  • One letter of recommendation from a professional reference
  • Resume and personal statement
  • No GMAT/GRE required
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Tuition Details

Scranton offers competitive tuition for this MBA for supply chain professionals at $965 per credit hour. Financial aid, transfer credit (up to 9 credits) and employer tuition assistance can help make your degree even more attainable.

We strive to provide you with an affordable, high-quality education. That’s why U.S. News & World Report ranked us a Best Value School and one of the top Regional Universities North for 2025.2

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Faculty: The Kania School’s Team of Specialized Experts

Our faculty are industry veterans with practical expertise in logistics and distribution systems, supply chain risk management, transportation and warehouse logistics and supplier relationship management. Our goal is to ensure your education is current, relevant and deeply connected to real-world practice.

Kania School Faculty

Why Learn at Scranton?

Scranton’s MBA supply chain management specialization is designed for busy professionals who want to advance their careers without putting them on hold. Regardless of which format you choose — online or on campus — you’ll benefit from small class sizes, dedicated mentorship and a robust alumni network that helps you build strong peer and professional relationships.   

Online Student Experience

On-Campus Student Experience

Financial Aid

Financial aid options are available to help you pay for your supply chain management courses without financial stress. A personal financial aid counselor will assist you in identifying and taking full advantage of all opportunities.  

Financial Aid Details

Frequently Asked Questions

If you have a question we don’t cover here, request more information or call 570-941-4416.

Graduates often pursue roles such as supply chain manager, logistics director, operations analyst or procurement manager in industries ranging from manufacturing to healthcare.
Scranton’s program can be completed in as little as two years of part-time study, ideal for working professionals looking to balance school with their personal and professional life.
At The University of Scranton, the supply chain management specialization consists of 39 credits at $965 per credit, totaling approximately $37,635.
You’ll learn about inventory and demand planning, ERP software, project and change management and logistics strategy, among other core areas.
This option is ideal for professionals looking to advance in logistics, procurement or operations roles, or those who want to lead supply chain strategy in a global business environment. Check out our blog article to learn more about the top traits of supply chain professionals.
Yes. An MBA with a supply chain specialization deepens strategic thinking, strengthens leadership capabilities and enhances qualifications for executive-level positions.

Sources:

1 Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, Occupational Outlook Handbook, Transportation, Storage, and Distribution Managers,  https://www.bls.gov/ooh/management/transportation-storage-and-distribution-managers.htm  (visited June 2025).

2 U.S. News & World Report (2025). The University of Scranton Rankings,  https://www.usnews.com/best-colleges/university-of-scranton-3384/overall-rankings  (visited June 2025)