Master's in Supply Chain Management
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Master's in Supply Chain Management
at
Georgetown University
Overview

You'll gain a comprehensive understanding of the interconnectedness of the supply chain and how to optimize it for efficiency

Duration	24 months
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Total fee	₹43.35 Lakh
Mode of learning	Online
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Course Level	PG Degree

Master's in Supply Chain Management
at
Georgetown University
Highlights

Earn a degree from Georgetown University
Financial aid available
Learn from industry experts

Master's in Supply Chain Management
at
Georgetown University
Course details

Skills you will learn

Operations Logistics Management Supply chain management Operations management Risk Management Procurement

Who should do this course?

Individuals who have completed their bachelor's degree, often in fields such as business administration, logistics, operations management, engineering, or related disciplines, and are seeking to specialize in supply chain management to launch their careers in this field
Professionals from other industries who are interested in transitioning into careers in supply chain management and see a master's degree as a way to acquire the necessary knowledge, credentials, and skills to make the switch
Managers and executives in various industries, such as manufacturing, retail, healthcare, or technology, who are responsible for overseeing supply chain operations within their organizations and want to deepen their understanding of supply chain principles and best practices to improve efficiency, reduce costs, and enhance competitiveness

What are the course deliverables?

Design, improve, and integrate supply chain processes with internal and external partners to improve performance
Assess supply chain, operational, and cross-cultural methods and technological advancements to achieve agility, resilience, and risk management for a global supply chain
Formulate a supply chain corporate social responsibility plan that addresses key stakeholders’ needs and creates competitive advantage
Apply theory, research, professional experiences, and techniques to design a logistics management strategy responsive to the organization’s business requirements
Assess, interpret, and discern the quality of data to make informed decisions
Evaluate industry relevant tools, systems, and technology to improve the organization’s supply chain
Develop communication strategies, messages, and presentations that integrate stakeholder perspectives and facilitate organizational change

More about this course

Georgetown’s Online Master of Professional Studies in Supply Chain Management prepares students to lead operations and management—from planning, to procurement, to logistics, and fulfillment
Using a variety of tools and techniques, you will be able to quickly forecast and address variability in the supply chain and increase performance and efficiency within your organization
The application of supply chain fundamentals varies in complexity and diversity from company to company
You will learn how to adapt, manage, and interpret the data that is necessary to master the leading technological advances, such as AI, process automation, predictive analysis, and resource monitoring

Master's in Supply Chain Management
at
Georgetown University
Curriculum

Cost & Financial Analysis

Data Mgt & Visualization

Distrib Strat & Logistics Mgt

Global Supply Chain Management

Securing Digital SC

Strategic Sourcing/Contracting

Master's in Supply Chain Management
at
Georgetown University
Faculty details

Kelly Banuls

Kelly Banuls is the Vice President of Strategy and Planning, Sodexo Government & Universities and is responsible for strategic planning, promoting effective relationship management and working to proactively support operations in retention and other Clients For Life activities.

Nickea Bradley

Nickea Bradley is the Director of Prevention and Mitigation for the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA). In her current role, she leads mitigation efforts to reduce the likelihood and severity of emergency incidents involving rail, bus, paratransit and the authority's administration. In prior roles, Ms. Bradley worked in numerous emergency response roles including George Floyd civil disturbance, Winter Storm Jonas, hurricanes (Laura, Joaquin, Jonas and Mathew), flash flooding (West Virginia), Avian Flu (Iowa), and major national events such as a presidential inauguration, Democratic National Convention, Nuclear Summit, and the 2019 World Series. Additionally, Ms. Bradley has presented both domestically and internationally at trainings, workshops and conferences