Master of Business Administration in Business Administration-Supply Chain Management

MBA-Supply Chain Management Program Overview

The sky is the limit in Supply Chain Management (SCM).  SCM provides an exciting and rewarding path of study in which students learn skills which directly lead to increased business profitability.  Careers in SCM take many paths and end up with a multitude of career options. 

Skills acquired via the Supply Chain concentration are in high demand.  By completing a degree in Supply Chain Management, students will set themselves apart to succeed in business.  Students will develop analytical skills in learning about inventory management, logistics, quality, purchasing, and transportation.  Students in supply chain management have the opportunity to learn and then subsequently return value to both their own personal investment portfolios or to grow their company business.

Requirements for University and Degree Program Admission

For admission to the MBA-Supply Chain Management program please visit:

https://tamut.edu/Academics/Colleges-and-Departments/CBET/Graduate-Programs/Admissions%20Requirements/index.html

For program admission:

Contact Graduate Studies at Graduate.Studies@TAMUT.edu 

Academic Advising:

Dr. Brian Matthews

Phone: (903) 334-6669

Email: bmatthews@tamut.edu

Requirement must be submitted to the Graduate Studies Office by designated deadline in first semester of enrollment.

Degree Requirements

Students should refer to their DegreeWorks degree audit in their Web for Students account for more information regarding their degree requirements.

Course List

Code	Title	Hours
ACCT 525	Administrative Controls 1	3
ECO 576	Macroeconomic Theory and Policy 2	3
MGT 527	Managerial Policy and Strategy (To be taken during final semester of program)	3
MGT 540	International Business	3
MGT 594	Organizational Behavior	3
MKT 521	Marketing Management	3
SCM 512	Supply Chain Management Systems	3
SCM 543	Purchasing and Quality Management	3
SCM 554	Logistics and Transportation Management	3
SCM 568	Supply Chain Management Financial Strategy and Profitability	3
Minimum Hours for Degree		30

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 If Student does not have credit for 6sch ACCT 2301 & ACCT 2302, then ACCT 526 is required as a prerequisite for ACCT 525

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 If student does not have credit for 6sch of ECON 2301 and ECON 2302, then ECO 577 is required as a prerequisite for ECO 576. 

Note: The university will not count grades lower than “C” toward a graduate degree, but the university will use those grades to calculate the GPA. The university considers a course with a grade of “D” or “F” completed, and the GPA will reflect those grades. 

Graduate Courses in Supply Chain Management