Why choose the Online Master’s in Supply Chain Management at UT Dallas?
- STEM-designated program offering a flexible 12-course/36 semester-credit-hour degree plan: do it at your own pace.
- Earn ASCM certifications while enrolled for a discount.
- Admission to MS programs in the Jindal School of Management is GMAT/GRE test-optional. Applicants are encouraged to review the graduate program admission requirements for additional information.
- Veteran/Military-friendly school.
- Under the Choice Act, qualified veterans, spouses and dependents are eligible for in-state tuition at UT Dallas regardless of their state of legal residence. The student must reside in Texas to be eligible to pay resident tuition rates while classified as a non-resident. For more information, please click here.
Online Courses – Master’s in Supply Chain Management
| Course Number | Course Name | Fall | Spring | Summer |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| OPRE 6301 | Statistics and Data Analysis | Y | Y | Y |
| or OPRE 6359 | Advanced Statistics for Data Science | Y | Y | |
| OPRE 6302 | Operations Management | Y | Y | Y |
| OPRE 6366 | Global Supply Chain Management | Y | Y | |
| OPRE 6370 | Global Logistics and Transportation | Y | ||
| OPRE 6371 | Purchasing, Sourcing and Contract Management | Y | Y | |
| ACCT 6301 | Financial Accounting | Y | Y | |
| or ACCT 6305 | Accounting for Managers | Y | ||
| or FIN 6301 | Financial Management | Y | Y | Y |
Online Elective Courses (18 credit hours)
Select 18 semester credit hours of master’s-level courses with OPRE prefix not previously completed (any catalog year or from any courses listed below). As part of the 18 semester credit hours of elective courses, students may substitute up to six semester credit hours of master’s-level courses from any unrestricted course/prefix or catalog year offered within JSOM.
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How the Master’s in Supply Chain Management Online Works
The MS in Supply Chain Management Online (MS SCM Online) is a minimum 36 semester-credit-hour STEM (Science,
Technology, Engineering and Math) degree program that explores the design, management and key issues of industrial
supply chains, including methods for improving supply chain operations by lowering costs and improving quality.
With 6 core courses (including accounting and finance), multiple online electives offered from the Operations
Management area, and many online electives offered through other areas of the Jindal School of Management, students
may customize the degree to their needs through all-online coursework.
Core courses are available each fall and spring semester. You can find the listing of courses available each
semester via the
UT Dallas Coursebook.
However, elective courses are subject to instructor availability during each semester. In situations where an elective
course instructor is unavailable, you will have the option that semester to select a substitute elective that fits
your professional and program goals. Your graduate advisor and program director will work with you to find the best
course option.
Online courses may have prerecorded sessions that you can access from anywhere, anytime — including internationally.
Some online sections of some courses may be offered in an online synchronous format, which requires students to log
in at a set day and time to do a live online class session with the instructor each week.
Every course is different, but most courses require that all exams be taken at a proctored exam center. If an online
student is not in the Dallas area and cannot take their exams at the UT Dallas testing center, then the proctored
exam center selected by the student must be approved by the UT Dallas testing center; there are numerous national
and international testing locations. For more information on the availability of proctored exams, please visit the
Testing Center website or email
tcdl@utdallas.edu for assistance.
Combine your Master’s in Supply Chain Management with another Master’s program!
Consider the career advantages gained when obtaining a second degree, not to mention the potential time and tuition benefits.
- Earn a combined or dual MS/MS or MS/MBA and receive the benefit of reduced total credit hours required to graduate.
- The double MS/MS program can be earned with just 55 semester credit hours compared to 72 if earning each independently.
- The double MS/MBA program can be earned in as little as 63 semester credit hours compared to 89 if earning each independently.
Start your graduate application
Before you apply, get familiar with the application process for Jindal School graduate programs at UT Dallas.
How to Apply