Master of Supply Chain Management (MSCM)
Program structure
The Master of Supply Chain Management program offers two pathways: a research thesis and an applied project. Students may pursue academic research or complete applied projects that address real-world challenges in public and private organizations. The program also provides a strong foundation for those interested in pursuing PhD studies in business. Through experiential learning opportunities, Master’s candidates gain the practical skills, professional confidence, and industry readiness needed to succeed in the job market.
Program structure
This Master of Supply Chain Management is 45-credits chosen from
- Master of Supply Chain Management: with Thesis (Option A)
- Master of Supply Chain Management: with Project (Option B)
Canadian citizens and permanent residents who wish to study part-time should understand that:
- Some courses are offered in the evenings or on weekends, while others may be scheduled in the morning or afternoon.
- Course availability varies by term. Some courses may be offered only in the Fall or Winter terms, while a limited number of courses may be available during the Summer term.
- Students who plan to work while studying should make appropriate arrangements with their employer to accommodate the potential need for a flexible work schedule.
