Supply Chain Management at Florida Atlantic University is about mastering the flow of goods, services, and information from suppliers to customers. You’ll learn how to design, operate, and improve the systems that keep businesses running—across trade, retail, manufacturing, and service sectors. This field is essential for organizations that want to deliver products efficiently, manage risks, and stay competitive in a global marketplace.
About Supply Chain Management at FAU
At Florida Atlantic, you’ll study supply chain management in a program built for the real world. Our curriculum blends foundational knowledge with emerging topics like artificial intelligence, big data analytics, and blockchain. You’ll work on applied industry projects, use advanced software and simulation tools, and learn from faculty with deep industry and research experience. The program is flexible—offered both on campus and fully online—and designed for working professionals and recent graduates alike. Florida Atlantic’s College of Business is AACSB-accredited and recognized among the best in the nation, so you’ll graduate with a credential that stands out.
Degrees Offered at Florida Atlantic
Graduate Degrees
- Master of Science in Supply Chain Management (MSSCM)
- Professional (for working professionals; on-campus or online, 12-month fast-track)
- Traditional (for recent graduates/early career; on-campus, full-time or part-time)
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Faculty teach in the Master's in Supply Chain Management program because they are interested in the practical world of international business and appreciate the emerging opportunities and difficulties. Additionally, the expertise of your professors is demonstrated by their scholarship, industry experience, and research prowess:FAU College of Business Faculty
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Educational Objectives & Student Outcomes
2. Integrate advanced topics such as AI, big data analytics, and blockchain into supply chain practice.
3. Apply industry-standard software and simulation tools to real-world business challenges.
4. Prepare for leadership roles in a variety of sectors, including trade, retail, manufacturing, and services.
2. Manage procurement, sourcing, and logistics functions effectively.
3. Leverage technology to solve complex supply chain problems.
4. Communicate solutions and strategies clearly to diverse audiences.
5. Demonstrate ethical and professional standards in global supply chain environments.
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