University of Southern California

Overview

The Master of Science in Global Supply Chain Management program is designed to facilitate the needs of working professionals who wish to expand their knowledge of the rapidly-changing world of global supply chain management. The program is comprehensive in both academics and practical applications, offering highly valued certification like a Black belt in Lean Six Sigma.

Attend Class Anywhere

Lectures and classes are available via the internet 24/7, 365 days of the year. With the MS program you can attend that trade conference in Australia and sign in to class when you’re free the same day.

Globally recognized as the university with the highest number of international students, the Trojan Family spans worldwide and recognizes the importance of recognizing and being familiar with an international community. With the MS in GSCM program, you will discover new places, experience new cultures, and understand how the two combine to create a different business environment. Students will have the invaluable opportunity to embark upon two faculty led experiential business trips; for the class starting in 2013, these experiential sessions will be Los Angeles and Singapore.

Online courses are transmitted from studio classrooms via an extensive internet-delivery system to enable the students to access their classes anytime, from anywhere. Lectures are also made accessible for the entire semester, allowing students to go back and review a complex lesson or prepare for exams. All classes are taught in English. Students will be required to work in teams online and are encouraged to interact with the instructors and their classmates. Teaching assistants will be available to help provide timely responses to all questions and concerns.

We are extremely proud
to announce that this year’s cohort (2013) for the Master of Science in Global Supply Chain Management has been finalized.

We had overwhelming demand for the spots available, and unfortunately, we are not able to accept all of our applicants for the class for Fall 2013.

If your application is in process or submitted, you will be notified shortly.

We are now accepting applications for Fall 2014, with an Early Decision deadline of January 31, 2014.