Nearby Programs And Costs For New Haven At A Glance
Two programs nearby, in Hamden and West Haven; none in the city itself. 1 bachelor’s, 1 master’s.
One graduate program states a total: $45,623. The lowest is at University of New Haven.
Supply chain managers’ BLS occupation: median $101,750. Middle half $80,990 to $133,930; nationally $107,230.
One program states STEM designation. University of New Haven MBA.
The metro
The New Haven Metro This Guide Covers
The Census Bureau defines the New Haven metro as the New Haven, CT metropolitan statistical area: one county. Every New Haven figure here for jobs, pay and industry covers that whole area.
Principal cities
New Haven
County
South Central Connecticut Planning Region
Census Bureau CBSA delineation, July 2023. Schools are placed in the metro by their county.
Programs
Accredited Supply Chain Programs Near New Haven
No accredited supply chain program has a campus in New Haven itself. The nearest are two programs elsewhere in the New Haven, CT metro, at Quinnipiac University in Hamden and University of New Haven in West Haven. By level, the programs near New Haven are one bachelor’s and one master’s.
The only STEM-designated program among the 2 verified in New Haven-area
More about this program
New Haven's full-time MBA is aimed at recent graduates with little or no professional experience and runs 38.5 to 44.5 credits depending on whether you qualify to waive the three business foundation courses. Among its seven concentrations, Global Supply Chain Management is one of four the university says are STEM certified by the federal government, alongside Data Analytics, Financial Analysis, and Marketing and Digital Marketing. Coursework spans accounting, economics, finance, management, marketing, and statistics before you specialize. Students who waive the foundation courses and carry a 12-credit load can finish in as few as 12 months, while those who don't can still finish in less than two years. Tuition for the Professional MBA runs $1,185 per credit hour for a total program cost of $45,622. The program also builds in internships, faculty-led research, and consulting projects through its Shared Live Client Experience.
Quinnipiac's BS in Supply Chain Management is an on-campus degree from the School of Business in Hamden. It requires at least 122 credits: 46 in the University Curriculum, 28 in the business core, a supply chain core, 9 elective credits in the field, and 18 open elective credits. Core courses include Transportation and Logistics Management, Procurement and Sourcing, Service Operations Management, Data-Driven Decision Making, and Negotiations and Problem Solving, and the major closes with a Management Senior Seminar. Electives range from Supply Chain Analytics and Project Management to Statistical Process Control and a business internship. The program page describes internships and a field-based capstone built around problems real companies face, along with student membership in ASCM through its New Haven chapter. You can add a Minor in Healthcare Management or a co-major in Environmental Studies with a few extra courses.
Each card is read from the school’s own program page. The rank is the program’s place in this site’s national ranking of its kind; the highlighted lines compare it with the other verified programs near New Haven. A card marked “Not ranked” has no national rank to show: one is a bachelor’s program placed below the top 25 that the national bachelor’s list publishes.
STEM and OPT
STEM Designation And OPT
One New Haven program states STEM designation on the school’s own pages:
An F-1 student can work in the U.S. on optional practical training for 12 months after a degree; a degree in a field DHS designates as STEM adds a 24-month extension. Eligibility runs through the school’s designated school official; Study in the States has the terms.
Economy
What New Haven’s Supply Chain Economy Looks Like
County Business Patterns counts 10,276 transportation and warehousing jobs at 306 employers in the New Haven metro for 2023, and 11,728 more in wholesale trade.
New Haven clears none of the concentration thresholds below, so this New Haven guide leads with programs and cost.
Supply chain occupations in the New Haven metro by concentration
County Business Patterns 2023. Share is each line’s part of all transportation and warehousing jobs; ratio is the local share over the U.S. share. Not published: withheld by the Census Bureau to protect individual employers.
How this guide decides what a metro stands out forShow the rules
Air cargo: air transportation holds at least twice its national share of the metro’s transportation and warehousing jobs, and at least 10,000 jobs.
Port and water freight: water transportation holds at least twice its national share of the metro’s transportation and warehousing jobs, and at least 1,000 jobs.
Warehousing: warehousing and storage holds at least 1.4 times its national share of the metro’s transportation and warehousing jobs, and at least 5,000 jobs.
Parcel and courier hubs: couriers and delivery holds at least 1.5 times its national share of the metro’s transportation and warehousing jobs, and at least 5,000 jobs.
Trucking: trucking holds at least 1.5 times its national share of the metro’s transportation and warehousing jobs, and at least 5,000 jobs.
Distribution management: transportation, storage and distribution managers have a location quotient of 1.4 or more.
Purchasing: purchasing managers have a location quotient of 1.4 or more.
Operations analytics: operations research analysts have a location quotient of 1.5 or more.
Manufacturing: industrial production managers have a location quotient of 1.5 or more.
Freight brokerage and forwarding: cargo and freight agents have a location quotient of 1.5 or more.
Online
Online Programs A New Haven Resident Can Enroll In
27 online programs say a New Haven resident can enroll, on the school’s own authorization page. For New Haven, none of them names Connecticut as closed.
Online supply chain programs that state they enroll Connecticut residents
Each school’s own state-authorization page, read 2026-09-24. The table lists the programs whose page says who can enroll; “Every state” is the school’s own statement and “Closed in” lists the states it names. The rest are in the online degree ranking. Authorization changes, so confirm with the school before you apply.
How to become
How To Become A Supply Chain Professional In New Haven
1
Pick The Level That Fits Where You Start
The programs near New Haven are one bachelor’s and one master’s. With a degree already, graduate totals near New Haven start at $45,623.
2
Keep Working While You Study
Beyond New Haven, 27 online programs state they enroll Connecticut residents.
3
Know The Local Pay Ladder Before You Negotiate
Logisticians in New Haven run from $54,850 at the 10th percentile to $125,320 at the 90th, with the median at $80,850.
4
Aim At The Roles New Haven Concentrates
Purchasing managers are New Haven’s most concentrated supply chain occupation: 1.27 times the national share, median $134,810 in New Haven.
Cost
What It Costs To Study Near New Haven
University of New Haven states a total for its New Haven-area graduate program: $45,623. Quinnipiac University reports $53,090 a year in tuition and fees for a New Haven-area bachelor’s. New Haven sits at 104.6 on BEA’s 2024 price index (U.S. = 100).
Graduate supply chain programs near New Haven, by total tuition
Note: A blank cell means the school’s program page does not state that figure.
Pay
Supply Chain Pay In The New Haven Metro
BLS counts New Haven’s supply chain managers among transportation, storage and distribution managers; in New Haven their median is $101,750, against $107,230 nationally. New Haven logisticians earn $80,850 at the median, and the middle half of them $68,560 to $98,980.
Six of the nine occupations below pay more in New Haven than nationally. At New Haven’s prices, the logistician median is worth $77,325 in national terms.
Supply chain pay in the New Haven metro by percentile
BLS OEWS May 2025, metropolitan area estimates: annual wages at the 10th, 25th, 50th (median), 75th and 90th percentiles. BLS publishes no separate wage for supply chain managers. They are counted inside transportation, storage and distribution managers, and every figure here is for that whole occupation.
Questions
FAQ
Which Schools Near New Haven Offer A Supply Chain Management Degree?
None has a campus in New Haven itself. The nearest are Quinnipiac University in Hamden and University of New Haven in West Haven: two accredited programs across the New Haven, CT metro.
Are Any New Haven-Area Supply Chain Programs STEM-Designated?
Yes: University of New Haven MBA. An F-1 graduate of that New Haven-area program can apply for the 24-month STEM OPT extension.
What Do Supply Chain Managers Earn In New Haven?
BLS counts them among transportation, storage and distribution managers, whose New Haven median is $101,750; the top tenth earn over $174,940.
Can You Study Supply Chain Management Online From New Haven?
27 online programs say a New Haven resident can enroll, on the school’s own authorization page. For New Haven, none of them names Connecticut as closed.
