Do you hold an MITx MicroMasters credential?
If so, you can enroll in a Purdue University Global Supply Chain master’s degree program 10 credits ahead.
For those holding the MicroMasters credential from MIT Open Learning, we’ll waive 10 credits from your MS Global Supply Chain Management degree program requirements. This recognition of your efforts applies to both our in-residence and 100% online MSGSCM programs. The waiver leaves you with 20 required credits to complete.
|
Purdue Business School Course |
Credits |
MIT Equivalent |
|---|---|---|
|
Operations Management |
3 |
Supply Chain Fundamentals (SC1x), Supply Chain Dynamics (SC3x) |
|
Supply Chain Management |
2 |
Supply Chain Design (SC2x) |
|
Supply Chain Analytics |
2 |
Supply Chain Analytics (SC0x) |
|
Elective |
3 |
Supply Chain Technology and Systems (SC4x) |
A Purdue master’s degree in global supply chain management will prepare you to meet the demand for data-driven, analytical supply chain professionals who have a broad understanding of many business functions and deep knowledge of agile global supply chains. Our in-residence MS Global Supply Chain Management (MSGSCM) and online MSGSCM can be the catalyst you need to set yourself up for success in this rapidly growing and important industry.
To enjoy the credential benefit, you must have earned a minimum score of 80% (B-) on each of the five modules and on the comprehensive final examination offered by MIT.
MicroMasters program alums must also meet all of the usual requirements for admission to a Purdue master’s program, including English proficiency and a recognized bachelor's degree.
We offer you industry data on supply change management that shows the robust growth in professional opportunities in the field, the many different sectors you could work in, and the steady salary growth supply chain analysts, specialists, and managers enjoy.
You’ve worked hard to earn a graduate-level credential from MIT. Now it’s time for your Next Giant Leap at Purdue University.
