A Master of Science in Global Supply Chain Management (MSGSCM) degree from Purdue University provides unparalleled access to a global network of professionals and industry leaders, helping you build connections and advance your career in dynamic and essential roles.
Our MSGSCM program emphasizes hands-on experience and applied learning, integrating rigorous coursework with real-world problem-solving. Through case competitions and conferences, you’ll gain insights from experts in demand forecasting, sustainability, and supply chain optimization, preparing you to tackle industry challenges, drive innovation and contribute to the efficiency and resilience of organizations worldwide.
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Each year, students and faculty attend the Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals (CSCMP) EDGE Conference. Attendees gain access to over 100 educational sessions and 30 exceptional events such as keynotes, Women Leaders Forum, and Industry Solutions showcases. SCPro™ certification holders can earn 15 Continuing Education Units (CEUs), while exclusive evening receptions provide valuable networking opportunities with industry leaders. Attendees can explore the Supply Chain Exchange Exhibition, featuring 175+ exhibitors, expert panels and startup showcases, along with access to the Academic Research Symposium. This comprehensive experience delivers insights, connections and professional growth in the supply chain field. The Daniels School offers financial support on registration and travel.
Each year, CSCMP hosts an annual Chicago Roundtable Seminar. In 2024, attendees learned practical strategies to integrate end-to-end processes, gain insights from industry leaders at Plexus, Northwestern University, Kinaxis, Ace Hardware and Trinity Industries, and discover how to deploy technologies like PowerBi for organizational impact. The annual event offers valuable networking opportunities with executives and tech firms, fostering career growth and enhancing participants' ability to innovate and integrate technological advancements.
The Center for Business Communication is your resource for case competitions hosted by the Daniels School of Business.
Purdue's Data 4 Good Competition sits at the intersection of critical thinking, data analysis, AI, and communication. This prestigious case competition invites undergraduate and master's students nationwide to tackle real-world challenges for prize money. Registered teams have benefited from free practice assessments and vouchers to complete the AI-900: Microsoft Azure AI Fundamentals certification. Participants sharpen their decision-making skills using data, technology, and research-based methods while gaining valuable credentials and networking with top data analytics organizations.
Student teams are responsible for acting as consultants to an organization on an operations-management related problem. Teams will meet with the partner company up-front to gather requirements and understand the business problem, then meet weekly with the faculty advisor to discuss progress and plan upcoming efforts. At the end of the term, teams present their recommendations to the partner company.
Faculty line up a variety of projects from partner companies, spanning a range of areas in supply chain and operations management. At the beginning of the term, students provide both their project preferences and relevant biographical information, and the faculty advisor uses this information to form teams. In recent terms, all students have gotten the opportunity to work on either their first or second choice project.
Students in graduate programs other than the MSGSCM program may participate with faculty permission. To be eligible, students should have an interest in operations research and a demonstrated ability to produce high-quality work. For more information, contact Dr. Amy David, Clinical Professor of Management, at amydavid@purdue.edu.
We also have availability to meet with you virtually to discuss how your goals align with our curriculum, community, student experiences and outcomes to determine if Purdue is the right fit for you!
