Supply Chain Management
Study supply chains in a global, digitized economy—and develop the skills to make them efficient, responsive, and competitive.
Program Details
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Commitment
16 credit hours
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Locations
Boston
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Applicable majors
21
This program is ideal for
Students with a background in logistics, transportation, and operations
Students with an interest in strategic decision making, globalization, and economics
Students looking for jobs like supply chain analyst or logistics coordinator
APPLICATION DEADLINES
Why study supply chain management at D'Amore-McKim?
- Build in-demand skills: Through courses in global strategy, sourcing, procurement, and negotiation, and logistics, you'll build the skills you need to drive business success.
- Specialize your studies: Choose from elective courses in analytics and emerging technologies, healthcare operations, current trends and issues, and more to specialize your path based on your goals.
- Capitalize on emerging technologies: Gain experience using advanced technologies like artificial intelligence that are making it possible to connect and analyze business processes to make more informed decisions.
- Become a key contributor: All companies—from Fortune 500 manufacturers to small businesses—rely on professionals who can design efficient and effective supply chains.
Locations
Experiential opportunities
Experiential learning is central to every D'Amore-McKim student's education, providing you with the opportunity to apply classroom learning and gain transformative experiences in a real-world professional context. To fulfill your business experiential learning requirements, you can pursue co-op or other approved options—such as vetted internships (including summer analyst roles), part-time co-ops, and Professional Practicum programs in London or Oakland. In addition, D'Amore-McKim offers students additional layered opportunities such as real-world project-based classes, involvement in academic research projects, student leadership and mentorship programs, and participation in Northeastern's innovation ecosystem.
Co-op roles are competitive and employer-selected. Students participate first-hand in the job search process with the support of a co-op advisor, which helps prepare them for their full-time job search upon graduation. While placement is not guaranteed, nearly all students earn and complete at least one co-op before they graduate.
Example co-op opportunities
- Bose
- TJX Companies
- Keurig Dr. Pepper
- IBM
- UniFirst Corporation
You may be interested in these additional experiential opportunities
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Non Credit
Northeastern University Supply Chain Management Club (NSCMC)
Fosters learning, networking, and professional development for students interested in supply chain management.
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Non Credit
Global Research and Consulting Group (GRC)
International non-profit driving global social change and empowering students to become responsible global leaders
Meet our students
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Concentration requirements
Find the required courses and optional electives for the Supply Chain Management concentration in our academic catalog.
Faculty & learning
Our world-class faculty offer years of experience, forward-thinking leadership, global perspectives, and a commitment to preparing students for success in a rapidly changing business world.
Student resources
Get the resources, tools, information and support you need to be your very best at the D'Amore-McKim School of Business.
Campus life
Living at Northeastern means being a part of a dynamic community that enriches the college experience. Find out what it's like to be a Husky.
Research opportunities
Research—from laboratory work to big data analysis to archival research to collaborative projects—is a key part of experiential learning at Northeastern.
Admissions questions
Northeastern's admissions team are organized by student location. Please feel free to email admissions@northeastern.edu with any questions.
