Supply Chain Management MBA

Our comprehensive and relevant curriculum is designed by faculty with the input of business executives who support and advise the Center for Supply Chain Management. Our students learn from faculty who bring decades of work experience in supply chain management, logistics and procurement to the classroom, enriching lessons with real-world insights. You will also have opportunities to earn course credit while working on projects sponsored by companies associated with the center.

From start to finish & everything in between, Supply Chain is how business gets done.

The Supply Chain Management MBA is one of the strategic concentrations at Rutgers Business School. Simply put, Supply Chain Management is how business gets done. According to industry analysts, there is a growing shortage of such expertise as companies streamline and speed up every link in global supply chains to stay competitive. The Department of Supply Chain Management at Rutgers Business School is a driver in reversing this trend by its commitment to excellence and unique strength in world-class research, innovative teaching, and high quality service in supply chain management.

Our top-ranked Supply Chain Management MBA curriculum was designed by faculty and industry experts to ensure that it is comprehensive, applicable, and current.

Preparing students to meet and exceed the expectations of future employers is a critical mission of Rutgers’ supply chain management program. Companies actively seek Rutgers graduates for their supply chain management hiring needs, both for internships and full-time opportunities.

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Career Advantages

Rutgers supply chain students and alumni are among the

brightest in the industry – our MBA internship placement rate

is 100 percent, and our alumni have been repeatedly named

among the top in their fields.

Nearly a third of our students go on to careers in supply chain

and operations after graduation, landing jobs as procurement,

logistics or planning managers and operational analysts at

companies like Este Lauder, Novartis, Colgate Palmolive,

Panasonic, Dell, Deloitte Consulting, Mastercard and Bristol-

Myers Squibb.

Top Ranked Supply Chain Management Program:

• 100% of Rutgers MBA supply chain students were employed within three months of graduating

• 100% internship placement rate

• Ranked #5 nationally by Gartner

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Supply Chain Management MBA

Sampling of Courses• Supply Chain Management Strategies

• Risk and Disruption Management

• Supply Chain Sustainability

• Lean Six Sigma

• Project Management

• Demand Analysis/Management for Value Chains

• Procurement Management and Global Sourcing

• Supply Chain Management Industry Project

• Managing Strategic Transformation

• Supply Chain Finance

• Supply Chain Solutions with ERP/SAP I&II

• Global Logistics Management

If you’re looking to lead in logistics and operations

as a supply chain manager, we’ve got you covered.

“Selecting Rutgers Business School was the right choice for me. I have benefited from the strength of its Supply Chain Management program, its highly accomplished professors and its large alumni network.”

– Robert GutierrezMBA Alumnus

Faculty Spotlights:Professor Kevin Lyons brings decades of work experience in supply chain management, logistics and procurement to the classroom, enriching lessons with real-world insights. Students also

have opportunities to earn course credit while working on projects sponsored by companies associated with the Center for Supply Chain Management.

Dr. Oppenheim is a Professor of Supply Chain Management and Vice Chair of the Department of Supply Chain Management. She was previously Executive Vice Dean and Acting Dean at Rutgers Business School, and Interim Chair of the Department of Supply Chain Management.

Center for Supply Chain ManagementStudents in the supply chain management concentration also have opportunities to earn course credit while working on real-world industry projects sponsored by corporations affiliated with the Rutgers Center for Supply Chain Management. The Center, which enjoys the participation of a multidisciplinary faculty and strong leadership from senior executives at prestigious companies in the region, conducts cutting-edge research and serves as a valuable business resource.

ContactPhone: 973-353-1234 Email: admit@business.rutgers.edu Website: business.rutgers.edu/mba-supply-chain