MSCM Supply Chain Management at Case Western Reserve University

Programme overview

The Master of Supply Chain Management is a STEM-designated, lockstep degree for early-career professionals, built around quantitative methods, logistics management, operations analysis and strategic supply chain design with client-based experiences. Students come from varied undergraduate backgrounds and work experience is not required.

Faculty: Weatherhead School of Management | Department: Operations | Duration: 30 credit hours; two semesters (lockstep, can be extended) | Study mode: full-time | Location: Cleveland, OH, United States

What you will study

A prescribed 30-credit curriculum integrating quantitative methods, logistics, operations analysis and strategic supply chain design, including 4.5 credit hours of the WSOM Professionalism Core; no prerequisites.

Career pathways

Roles across consumer products, manufacturing, healthcare and consulting, improving operational performance and leading supply chain initiatives.

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Application information

Entry requirements

Four-year bachelor's degree earned or on track; a demonstrably strong mathematical background, with a bachelor's in business, economics, natural sciences, technology, engineering, mathematics or an equivalent quantitative major; statistics and calculus recommended. Resume, unofficial transcripts with GPA, two recommenders, video essays and vision statement, $100 fee. GMAT/GRE optional with no minimum. International applicants: course-by-course credential evaluation (or waiver) and English proficiency unless waived.

USD 51,750 for the whole programme (2026-27 (fall 2026 e). Total programme tuition at $1,725 per credit hour for 30 credit hours; no domestic/international split stated. Source

Tuition is charged per credit, so the total depends on the modules you register for each year. Current fees are listed in the official fee schedule.

Duration: 30 credit hours; two semesters (lockstep, can be extended)

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