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Supply Chain and Logistics Management

The supply chain and logistics management track of the Oregon State MBA program focuses on a skill set that includes acquiring a solid mastery of operations, sourcing, logistics and supply chain analytics concepts and methods.

Coursework

The information on this page is meant to give examples of the coursework in this program. Current students should refer to the OSU Academic Catalog for all official curriculum requirements.

Core 1: MBA
Course IDCourse Name15 Total Credits
BA 513Business Legal Environment3
BA 514Operations Management3
BA 515Managerial Decision Tools3
BA 516Creating Values in Exchange3
BA 517Markets and Valuation3

NOTE: Core-1 requirements may be waived if a candidate has a recent undergraduate major in business, or has completed equivalent coursework within an undergraduate business minor.

Core-2: MBA
Course IDCourse Name27 Total Credits
BA 528Financial and Cost Analysis3
BA 540Corporate Finance3
BA 550Leadership in teams & Organizations3
BA 555Practical Business Analysis3
BA 561Supply Chain Management3
BA 569Advanced Strategic Management3
BA 572Advanced Information Systems3
BA 590Marketing Management3
MGMT 559Managing Ethics and Corporate Social Responsibiity3
Supply Chain and Logistics Management Required Coursework
Course IDCourse Name18 Total Credits
SCLM 550Supply and Sourcing Management3
SCLM 551Service Operations Management3
SCLM 553Supply Chain Analytics3
SCLM 557Global Logistics Management3
SCLM 559Supply Chain Logistics & Management Capstone3
NAAdvisor Approved Elective3
Learning Outcomes

MBA Supply Chain & Logistics Management Learning Outcomes

Graduates of the MBA in Supply Chain and Logistics Management will be able to:

  • Effectively use concepts of operations and supply chain management and qualitative and quantitative methods to make appropriate decisions in international business contexts that include new and unfamiliar situations
  • Design appropriate management plans for global supply chains that are lawful, ethical and environmentally and socially responsible
  • Develop a global outlook that reflects changes experienced and anticipated by firms and industries
  • Understand the requirements for effective change management in global operations and supply chains
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