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2015-2016 Catalog 
    
2015-2016 Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]

Supply Chain Management, M.S.


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Major Code: 8352 Degree Awarded: Master of Science
Age Restriction: N Admission Status: graduate, Extended Studies
Delivery Mode/s: online only Location/s: Florida Tech University Online Orlando, Spaceport
Admission Materials: GMAT, GRE recommended

The goal of the Master of Science in Supply Chain Management is to prepare individuals for operational leadership within the private for-profit, nonprofit and local government sectors, including the military.

Admission Requirements

The applicant to the Master of Science in Supply Chain Management program must have a bachelor’s degree with an acceptable cumulative GPA from all regionally accredited colleges attended. Preferred applicants will have professional work experience or developing interest in the areas of innovation and entrepreneurship in supply chain management or logistics.

General admission requirements and the process for applying are discussed in the Academic Overview  of this catalog. Individuals who do not meet the stated requirements for regular admission may petition to take graduate courses for credit as a continuing education applicant.

Degree Requirements

The master’s degree is conferred upon students who have successfully completed 30 credit hours in the core curriculum. Students with bachelor’s degrees in areas other than business will be required to complete Essentials of Business Development 1 (BUS 5601 ) and Essentials of Business Development 2 (BUS 5602 ).

Students with undergraduate credits for courses that they believe are equivalent to the program prerequisites should consult with their advisor concerning waiver of those prerequisites.

Program Prerequisites


 (waived if undergraduate degree is in business)

Complete:


Required Courses


Total Credits Required: 30


Note: MGT 5020 serves as the capstone course for this program.

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