Move your career—and the world—forward at MIT.

MIT is for people who want to invent the future. People like you.

You’re a hands-on changemaker, driven to get the materials and products people need into their hands when they need them. You’re not afraid to ask the tough questions. Can we do this better, faster, more sustainably? You’re ready to invent the future of the supply chain industry. A Master of Supply Chain Management (SCM) degree at MIT is where that future starts.

By The Numbers

Half the time, half the cost

At MIT, you’ll earn a top-ranked supply chain management degree in less than a year—in half the time and at half the cost of an MBA program. Our SCM graduates earn as much as MBA graduates. It’s a great return on your investment.

$138,041

Average base salary*

$86,175

Average equity

$31,255

Average signing bonus

95%

MIT SCM students received an offer within 5 months of graduation

*89% of SCMr Class of 2024 provided salary data

MIT Supply Chain Management Master's Program Overview Video

Think an SCM Master’s degree from MIT is out of reach? Think again.

We're interested in your drive, passion, intellectual curiosity, and motivation in the supply chain industry. We encourage learners from all academic backgrounds to apply, especially those related to operations. If you enjoyed your undergraduate quantitative classes, and you excelled at statistics and data-driven courses—we want to hear from you.

Employment Outcomes

Master of Applied Science in Supply Chain Management Pathways

Residential Pathway (MASc-SCMr)

This is a rigorous, ten-month, on-campus master’s degree program. You’ll receive advanced, hands-on training in supply chain management, as well as customized, high-touch career support and extensive recruiting opportunities. Along with this, you’ll enjoy all the experiences, benefits, and connections that come with life as a residential MIT student for a full academic year.

Learn more about our Residential Pathway

Blended Pathway (MASc-SCMb)

If you can’t commit to ten months on campus away from your work and family, consider the blended program (MASc-SCMb). This option is open to MITx MicroMasters® Program in Supply Chain Management credential holders ready to earn a world-class SCM Master’s degree in just five months in residence at MIT, instead of ten.

Learn More About our Blended Pathway

we've been ranked

Masters in Supply Chain Management, Eduniversal, 2024

Engineering School, U.S. News & World Report, 2024

Supply Chain School, Supply Chain Digital, 2024

The MIT Experience

MIT is a world leader in engineering, analytics, robotics, AI, and sustainability—the top-trending areas in supply chain management right now. Ask anyone here what their favorite part of MIT is and they’ll say “the people.” Join us and surround yourself with creative, thoughtful, driven people who think tackling the world’s most pressing problems is thrilling. People who will challenge and inspire you to become the leader you want to be.

The biggest takeaway from the program so far is this— I may be at an institution known for its technology, analytics, and engineering, but it was not the hours spent coding or doing math that taught me the most. Instead, it was the hours spent coding or doing math alongside the smartest people I now know that has taught me the most.”

Maria Lucchi, SCMr ’24

WW Supply Demand Planner, Apple

Penn State University ’19

This year I have been exposed to companies, career paths, and opportunities that I was unaware of before. I built new skills by focusing on analytics in supply chain, which has already proven fruitful in my job searches. I feel I now have knowledge and skills that set me apart in the world of supply chain professionals.”

Shane Huisman, SCMr ’24

Global Supply Manager, Apple

Michigan State University ’19

Student Voices and News

Hear from SCM students and alumni about the MIT experience, student life and more.

Student Profile

Empowering Dreams: A Journey from Personal Impact to Global Supply Chain Leadership

Being a Latin woman within the Supply Chain industry and the only Puerto Rican in this year’s MIT SCM Residential program, I constantly think about the importance of continuing to support girls to dream BIG!

SCMr '24