Curriculum

When you earn your M.S. in Supply Chain and Logistics Management, you’ll learn both qualitative and quantitative methods that inform business decision-making and operations management. You’ll appraise real-world supply chain and logistics challenges and work to formulate data-driven and research-informed solutions.

Choose your area of focus from the following specialized concentrations:

• Analytics
• Biomanufacturing
• Natural resource and forestry management
• Occupational safety and emergency management
• Pharmacy management
• Sustainable food systems

This program is currently accepting applications, and you may begin taking classes online as early as summer term 2025.

Degree requirements

The M.S. in Supply Chain and Logistics Management consists of 45 credits, and is a non-thesis, courses-only master’s program. You’ll work with your academic advisor to plan the optimal program of study.

Curriculum details and program information will soon be available on Oregon State's academic catalog in summer 2025.

Sample course topics

• Operations management
• Supply chain management
• Practical business analysis
• Supply and sourcing management
• Service operations management
• Fundamentals and strategy for global logistics management
• Data analytics for competitive advantage
• Economics of sustainable natural resource management
• Markets and valuation
• Business legal environment