Master s Degrees in Supply Chain Management - MIT

Master's Degrees in Supply Chain Management. Master of Applied Science in Supply Chain Management (Residential Program) The Master of Applied Science in Supply Chain Management degree is an intensive, 10-month residential program requiring 90 units of graduate subjects. Students complete at least 81 units of required and elective subjects and complete a 9-unit capstone project. The subject requirements for this program are described below. Subject Requirements 1. Students who have already successfully completed one of the required subjects at a graduate level elsewhere may petition to replace that subject with another elective. Master of Engineering in Supply Chain Management (Residential Program) The Master of Engineering in Supply Chain Management degree is an intensive, 10-month residential program requiring 90 units of graduate subjects. Students complete at least 78 units of required and elective subjects, and complete a 12-unit thesis. The subject requirements for this program are described below. Subject Requirements 1. Students who have already successfully completed one of the required subjects at a graduate level elsewhere may petition to replace that subject with another elective. Master of Applied Science in Supply Chain Management (Blended Program) The Master of Applied Science in Supply Chain Management degree is an intensive, five-month blended program requiring 90 units of graduate subjects. The MASc degree is only available to students who have successfully completed the MITx MicroMasters credential in Supply Chain Management. Students receive 42 units of advance standing credit for completion of the MicroMasters Credential, complete at least 39 units of required and elective subjects, and complete a 9-unit capstone project. The subject requirements for this program are described below.