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Penn State University, Smeal College of Business
supplychain.smeal.psu.edu
Master of Professional Studies in Supply Chain Management and Graduate
Certificate in Supply Chain Management. Through mastery of curriculum grounded
in proven theory, best practices, and emerging innovation, graduates of Penn
State’s online master’s and graduate certificate supply chain programs attain
the knowledge and analytical skills for designing and managing the future’s most
sophisticated supply chains. Students engage in problem-based exercises coupled
with collaborative learning experiences emphasizing interaction among fellow
students, guided by top flight experienced faculty in courses offered through
a convenient digital learning space, unconstrained by a set time or place.

Syracuse University, Whitman School of Management
whitman.syr.edu
The Whitman School of Management at Syracuse University, a nationally
recognized leader in logistics and supply chain education and research
since 1920, offers the oldest such program in the country. Whitman supply
chain graduates gain professional experience as students and enjoy a
strong alumni network. For practitioners, we offer a talented intern/
employee pool, and events to renew and update your skills. We also offer
BS, MBA, MS, PhD, and executive programs in supply chain, as well as
electives in Whitman’s highly regarded distance-learning MBA option.

University of Alaska Anchorage • logistics.alaska.edu
The Department of Logistics at the University of Alaska Anchorage offers
a Master of Science in Global Supply Chain Management (30 credits,
20 months, emphasis on strategy, leadership, knowledge management,
and international business practices). Also offered are: a BBA in Global
Logistics and Supply Chain Management (4 years); an Associate of
Applied Science in Logistics and Supply Chain Operations (2 years); and
a Certificate in Logistics and Supply Chain Operations (1 year).

University of San Diego • www.sandiego.edu
The University of San Diego’s ISM-approved Master of Science in Supply
Chain Management is delivered via e-learning with only a few on-campus
sessions per year. Through relevant curriculum with applied learning,
you’ll develop leadership competencies that will enable you to initiate
change and drive improvements across increasingly complex supply
chain networks. Join us now for two years that will change your life.

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