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Supply Chain Management Degree Programs At Accredited Business Schools, Verified Against Each School’s Own Page
355 supply chain management degree programs at 239 schools, from associate degrees to doctorates, online and on campus. Nine rankings score them on tuition, admissions testing, graduation rate, transfer credit and, for veterans, GI Bill benefits.
Rankings
The Rankings
Each ranking scores programs on cost and admissions figures read from the school’s own page. Pick the degree you want.
- Master’s In Supply Chain Management Specialized master’s degrees, on campus or online Ranked58 No. 1University of Nebraska Lowest cost$11,010 totalGeorgia Southern University
- Online Master’s In Supply Chain Management Master’s degrees you can finish online Ranked31 No. 1Georgia Southern University Lowest cost$11,010 totalGeorgia Southern University
- MBA In Supply Chain Management MBAs with a supply chain concentration Ranked38 No. 1University of South Dakota Lowest cost$11,010 totalTexas A&M International University
- Bachelor’s In Supply Chain Management Bachelor’s majors, ranked on cost and graduation rate Ranked148 No. 1Brigham Young University Lowest cost$2,657 a year in stateFlorida State College at Jacksonville
- Online Supply Chain Management Degrees Bachelor’s degrees taught online Ranked38 No. 1Minnesota State University Moorhead Lowest cost$20,320 onlineClayton State University
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Northeast: 54 Programs In 9 States
Midwest: 112 Programs In 12 States
South: 142 Programs In 18 States
West: 49 Programs In 13 States
Careers
Where The Degree Leads
The best-paid supply chain jobs, at the national median for each occupation (BLS, May 2025). Each links to a guide to the work and the path into it.
- Purchasing Manager $148,080 Leads procurement: sets purchasing policy, chooses and negotiates with suppliers, and manages the buyers who place the orders.
- Industrial Production Manager $126,060 Runs a manufacturing plant or production line: schedules, staffing, quality standards and the problems that stop the line.
- Supply Chain Manager $107,230 Runs the flow of goods from suppliers to customers: purchasing, inventory, warehousing and transportation under one set of targets.
- Operations Research Analyst $88,940 Builds the mathematical models behind routing, scheduling and inventory decisions, then explains the answer to the people who act on it.
- Logistician $82,320 Plans how products, parts and people move and where they are stored, and holds carriers and subcontractors to the plan.
- Customs Broker $80,730 Clears imports through U.S. customs for clients: classifies goods, calculates and pays duties, and files the entry documents.
Resources
Before You Apply
Guides to the questions that come before choosing a program.
- CPIM Certification: The Exam, Cost And Who It Is For ASCM’s planning and inventory credential: the nine modules, the one exam, what it costs and which jobs cite it. September 26, 2026
- CSCP Certification: The Exam, Cost And CSCP vs. CPIM ASCM’s end-to-end supply chain credential: the eight modules, the exam, the cost, and how it differs from CPIM. September 26, 2026
- CPSM Certification: Three Exams And The Experience Rule ISM’s procurement credential: the three exams, the experience it requires, how it is scored and what it costs. September 26, 2026
- What Is Supply Chain Management? The field in plain terms: what the federal definition covers, who does the work, and what you study to get into it. September 23, 2026
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FAQ
Common Questions
About supply chain management degrees, from the programs on this site and federal data.
What Is A Supply Chain Management Degree?
A degree in running the flow of goods through a business: buying materials, holding inventory, moving products and getting them to customers. The federal classification every US college uses, CIP 52.0203, describes a program that prepares people to manage all logistical functions in an enterprise, from acquisitions to the delivery of output. Schools also call it logistics, global supply chain, or operations and supply chain management.
What Levels Of Supply Chain Management Degree Are There?
This site lists 197 bachelor’s, 123 master’s (including MBA concentrations), 20 doctoral and 15 associate programs from AACSB and ACBSP records. The bachelor’s is the widest field; a doctorate is a research degree for people who want to teach or do research.
Can You Get A Supply Chain Management Degree Online?
Yes, at every level ranked here. 38 bachelor’s and 31 master’s programs on the online rankings can be finished online, confirmed on each school’s own page.
How Much Does A Supply Chain Management Degree Cost?
It depends on the level and the format. The median online bachelor’s here costs $51,960 for the whole degree, and a campus bachelor’s is priced by the school’s in-state tuition, a median of $11,436 a year. The median master’s total is $33,240, and the median supply chain MBA is $36,929.
What Is The Difference Between A Master’s In Supply Chain Management And An MBA?
A specialized master’s spends nearly all of its credits on supply chain: planning, sourcing, logistics and analytics. An MBA covers general management, and a supply chain concentration adds a block of supply chain courses to it. The median total tuition here is $33,240 for a master’s and $36,929 for a supply chain MBA.
Is A Supply Chain Management Degree STEM?
Some master’s degrees are. The Department of Homeland Security decides what counts as STEM by a program’s federal field code, and the supply chain code, 52.0203, isn’t on its list; the management science codes are. A school that calls its supply chain master’s STEM-designated has filed it under management science. 26 of the 58 master’s on this site’s ranking say so on their own pages.
What Can You Do With A Supply Chain Management Degree?
Logistics and supply chain jobs in almost every industry. Logisticians earn a median $82,320 (BLS, May 2025), with 17.6% growth projected over 2025-35. Supply chain managers are counted among transportation, storage and distribution managers, whose median is $107,230.
What Accreditation Should A Supply Chain Management Program Have?
No accreditor reviews a supply chain degree on its own; what matters is the business school’s accreditation. AACSB accredits whole business schools and ACBSP accredits individual business programs. Every program on this site comes from one of the two, and the methodology page explains what each label means.