MBA - Supply Chain Management and Logistics

Have you considered the programs at Penn State and Michigan State for your supply chain goals?

Nope but will consider those

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Hi,

When It comes to MBA SCM. There are are multiple schools in play. Usually, I use another ranking in parallel. The best school is Michigan state university according to this rank. The curriculum is very rich. You have other schools such as Penn state university (I'm regular visitor to their executive center for SCM) but I did not get that enthusiasm in their MBA program. The same is for W Carey that is known for supply chain in South West region. Both have other shortfalls in other supplementary that you should look for.

Fisher and Georgia tech also have strong MBA SCM program. While Georgia tech has strong known programs and institute for SCM and Logistics, it lacks some issues that could be compensated by Emory as they have some kind of agreement.

Ross is another great school. Also, you can underestimate Kelley and Carlosn.

While it is lower ranked school, Krennert has strong SCM & operations. You can go lower to some schools scuh as UT Dallas. You can combine an MBA and SCM master (double masters) and its SCM is STEM program that give you OPT up to 3 years OPT but this is until current regulations (It maybe updated).

or you can choose good Master of SCM program that are STEM. But again the OPT limit is subjected to change under new regulations.

Good luck

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Strategic Sourcing
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Global Supply Chains including logistics and transportation
Any field or industry with an international presence or mission
International Operations Manager
Mergers & Acquisitions Analyst
Operations Analyst
Service Operations
Risk Management
Operations Financial Analyst