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Your MS-SCM experience

Dedicated career services, built-in student support, and a dynamic alumni community ensure an immersive experience for Master of Science in Supply Chain Management (MS-SCM) students at Arizona State University.

Life at W. P. Carey

On campus and beyond

Take classes and explore career connections at the ASU West Valley campus, near the vibrant heart of the city's supply chain. As part of the West Valley Forward initiative, ASU and W. P. Carey are actively expanding programs, services, and research on the West Valley campus. MS-SCM students will benefit from access to the Knight-Swift Logistics Laboratory and W. P. Carey School of Technology, Innovation, and Entrepreneurship (TIE).

Close to all the action in metro Phoenix — culture, sports, shopping, and entertainment
300 days of sunshine a year
Just a few hours from world-class skiing, the Grand Canyon, and more

Program operations

Focus on your studies while we focus on the student experience. Our dedicated team will help you with the resources you need to be successful in the classroom through academic advising, course enrollment, and navigating the policy and process of being a student. We also work closely with you and your peers to host events and opportunities to keep you connected and engaged throughout.

Orientation

Your W. P. Carey experience begins with program orientation prior to the start of your program. You'll meet your fellow students and teammates, as well as W. P. Carey faculty and staff, preparing you for a seamless start to graduate school.

Career management

In addition to increasing your earning potential, the master’s degree in supply chain management from ASU can open the door to a variety of career opportunities.

Career paths in supply chain management

This program teaches the technical elements of data and modeling, purchasing and procurement, and logistics to help graduates understand how to manage not just the flow of products, but also the processes that generate them. Possible job titles and roles may include any of the following.

Supply chain manager

Oversee the entire supply chain process, from sourcing raw materials to delivering finished products to customers.

Procurement agent or analyst

Research, compare, and analyze potential products and services from suppliers for an organization.

Operations analyst or consultant

Analyze data to identify inefficiencies or areas of improvement for operations. Help companies optimize their processes and improve overall efficiency.

Sustainability coordinator

Ensure sustainable practices are implemented throughout the supply chain process.

Logistics manager

Manage the movement of goods and materials within a company or across multiple organizations.

Demand planner

Use your knowledge of supply chain management to forecast demand for products and services, as well as develop strategies to effectively meet customer demands.

Inventory analyst

Manage inventory levels by tracking stock movements and implementing strategies to minimize costs, while ensuring availability.

Area manager

Leverage your supply chain expertise to oversee warehouse or distribution center operations.

W. P. Carey Career Services Center

The W. P. Carey Career Services Center will support your professional development as a student and after you graduate. Engage with a career coach early in the MS-SCM program, so you can capitalize on as many connections and opportunities as possible.

Career Blueprint helps you understand who you are, tell your story, and map what’s next
Career Management Model provides a lifelong framework for setting and achieving goals
On-demand career resources and tools connect the dots between research and reality
Career coaches act as credible partners to help navigate your journey

Alumni network

Build a lifelong network with global impact. W. P. Carey School of Business graduates frequently engage with students through mentorship, class presentations, projects, and events. And when you complete your program, you’ll join a dedicated community of 120,000+ ASU business alumni worldwide.

I chose ASU because it’s the North Star in terms of supply chain education, and that is due to the synergy that is currently a mix of both academia and working professionals. Studying at W. P. Carey, it’s not only U.S. focused, but it’s truly global — ensuring that we immerse ourselves in the different cultures and ways of doing business in different countries.

Christian Plesca (W. P. Carey MS-SCM)