MS Supply Chain Management Dual Degrees | Harbert College of Business

Dual Degree Options

Feeling motivated? You have a chance to earn two master's degrees at the same time. The Harbert College of Business offers dual degree options with the Master of Business Administration (MBA). As a MS in Supply Chain Management student, you can earn an MBA and MS in a compressed time period.

You will need to apply and meet the admissions requirements of each program.

Admission Requirements
- Minimum undergraduate GPA of 2.75
- GMAT preferred, GRE also accepted
- Official transcripts from all institutions attended
- Personal statement
- Résumé
- Two letters of recommendation
Curriculum
The MBA and the Master of Science in Supply Chain Management dual degree requires 57 total credit hours for degrees to be completed.

Required Courses
- BUSI 7110: Financial Analysis
- BUSI 7120: Quantitative Analysis for Business Decisions
- BUSI 7130: Strategic Analysis and the Competitive Environment
- BUSI 7140: Organizational Leadership, Ethics, and Change
- BUSI 7150: Operations Excellence through Supply Chain and Quality
- BUSI 7160: Advanced Professional Development
- BUSI 7210: Strategic Marketing Management
- BUSI 7220: Information Technology for the Competitive Advantage
- BUSI 7230: Cost Analysis and Systems
- BUSI 7310: Integrated Business Project and Case Analysis
- SCMN 6500: Inventory/Warehouse Management
- SCMN 6600: Supply Chain Planning
- SCMN 7600: Supply Management and Manufacturing
- SCMN 7700: Demand Management and Fulfillment
- SCMN 7800: Supply Chain Strategy
- 9 credit hours of Supply Chain electives
- 3 credit hours of MBA approved electives