Master of Science in Logistics and Supply Chain Management

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Earn Your M.S. in Logistics and Supply Chain Management

Globalization has transformed the way companies operate, creating a strong demand for highly skilled professionals in logistics and supply chain management. These experts play a vital role across industries worldwide — ensuring goods move efficiently, reducing operational costs and helping organizations remain agile in an ever-evolving global marketplace.

The M.S. in Logistics and Supply Chain Management at Embry‑Riddle equips you with the tools and knowledge essential to innovate and lead in the logistics and supply chain sector — including sourcing and procurement, conversion, globalization, strategic planning, resource optimization and distribution management activities.

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Offered at the Worldwide & Online Campus

Earning your Master of Science in Logistics and Supply Chain Management online through the Worldwide & Online Campus gives you access to a globally respected institution known for excellence in aviation, transportation and operations management. The flexible online format lets you build in-demand skills in procurement, distribution and global supply networks while balancing your career and personal commitments.

In this graduate program, you'll receive an education that distinguishes you from other professionals and makes you more marketable in the public and private sectors. Areas of study include acquisition, sustainability, integrated logistics, collaborative supply chains, distribution management and process optimization.

The program also prepares graduates to:

Become a (CSCP) offered by the (APICS)
Earn the (CPL) certification offered by the (SOLE)
Become a (CPSM) offered by the (ISM)

Additionally, this online Supply Chain Management master's degree is aligned to the ISM .

Students who take the three-course sequence of SAP courses (LGMT 540, LGMT 600 and LGMT 630) will be eligible for SAP recognition. For more information, visit the Worldwide College of Business.

Credits

30
Methods of Study
- Online
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Career Opportunities

The Master of Science in Logistics and Supply Chain Management prepares students for government, military and private sector management positions.

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What You'll Learn

In this graduate degree, you'll develop an understanding of logistics and supply chain practices, policies, regulations and ethics while building research skills for professional reports.

You'll learn to apply marketing, planning, accounting and financial analysis and strengthen your problem-solving skills to address complex challenges.

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Example Careers and Employers

Example roles in this field include:

Cargo Agent
Inventory Manager
Logisticics Manager
Operations Manager

Example employers in this field include:

Amazon
The Boeing Company
Collins Aerospace
Lockheed Martin

Members of the Aviation Supply Chain Integrity Coalition examine spare parts installed on a jet engine. (Photo: Courtesy of the Aviation Supply Chain Integrity Coalition)

Salary Information

The average salary is $89,125 for M.S. in Logistics and Supply Chain Management students employed within one year of graduation.

Source: Institutional Research, 2023-2024 Cohort

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