Best MBA In Supply Chain Management Programs, Ranked (2026)

South Dakota's MBA lets you add a 9-credit Operations and Supply Chain Management specialization on top of the 27-credit business core. The specialization opens with Supply Chain Management, then you pick two more from Lean Management, Project Management, Data Management and Warehousing, or Quality and Six Sigma Management. Applicants with a business bachelor's finish the whole degree in 36 credit hours, while those without one add a 6-credit Essentials block for a 42-credit program. The Beacom School of Business runs it on campus, online, and out of its Sioux Falls site, and no GMAT is required if you hold a bachelor's degree from a US school. The online, part-time format is built so working students can finish in as little as two years. Beacom has held AACSB accreditation since 1949.

TAMIU's A.R. Sanchez, Jr. School of Business runs a 100% online MBA with an International Trade and Logistics concentration, part of a 30-credit hour program you can finish in as few as 12 months. The concentration draws from courses in import operations and practice, export operations and practice, international logistics, and special issues in logistics, layered onto a core built around business research methods, strategic management, and four to five foundation courses matched to your undergraduate background. The school describes the track as a way to deepen knowledge of overseas import and export operations while studying logistics strategies that support company growth. Total tuition and fees for the program come to $11,010, and multiple start dates each year let you build a schedule around 7-week courses.

Nebraska's MBA runs entirely online in 8-week terms and totals 48 credit hours: 10 core courses plus six electives. Students can add a supply chain management specialization by choosing three electives from courses such as Planning and Controlling Supply Chain Systems, Advanced Topics in Lean Supply Chain Management, Global Supply Chain Management, and Managing Logistics in the Supply Chain, building on the core course Supply Chain Management Strategies. The college charges one flat rate of $710 per credit hour for every student, and the GMAT or GRE is optional rather than required to apply. No campus visits are required. Most students finish in 18 to 36 months depending on course load, and the college notes students can also add a certificate in supply chain management alongside the degree without extra coursework.

UNC Pembroke's online MBA with a Concentration in Supply Chain Management totals 36 credit hours: eight core courses, three supply chain concentration courses, and one elective. The school says it covers strategic supply chain management, logistics, global sourcing, customer relationship management, and operations and materials management, taught by the same faculty who teach on campus. The whole degree is 100% online with no campus visits, and the school advertises completion in as few as 12 months. GMAT or GRE scores aren't required if your cumulative GPA is 2.5 or greater. In-state residents pay $268.11 per credit hour for a total of $11,092.30, while out-of-state and international residents pay $615 per credit hour for a total of $23,580.30.

Three required courses make up Delaware Valley's Supply Chain Management specialization: Supply Chain Management, Transportation and Distribution, and Strategic Procurement, worth nine credits on top of a 30-credit MBA. The whole degree runs as 100% online courses in 7.5-week terms, and DelVal's accelerated format lets you finish with just 10 courses in as few as 12 months if you study full time. No GMAT is required for admission. Tuition is $855 per credit hour for the 2026-2027 academic year, plus a $100 technology fee each term. The Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs accredits all of DelVal's MBA specializations, including this one.

UNO's MBA totals 33 credit hours, 24 in the core and 9 in electives, and the college runs it both on campus and online. Layering on the Logistics and Supply Chain Management concentration takes at least nine of those credit hours: a required course in supply chain management plus two electives chosen from options like International Logistics Management, Emerging Trends in Supply Chain Management, Supply Chain Analytics, and Digital Supply Chain and Logistics. Core classes meet in 8-week sessions during fall and spring and 4-week sessions in summer, and you can enroll part time or full time. GMAT and GRE scores aren't required for admission. Nebraska residents pay $442 per credit hour, the Omaha Urban Rate for neighboring states is $663, and out-of-state students pay $1,088 on campus or $1,025 online.

Twelve required credit hours anchor the Supply Chain Management concentration inside the MBA with Flexible Concentration: Industrial Distribution and Logistics Management, Strategic Supply Management, Operations Management, and Advanced Supply Chain Management Problems. Add the 24-hour MBA core and the whole degree runs 36 credit hours. Every course is available online, in 8-week fall and spring terms and 5-week summer terms, or in person once a week evenings on the Denton or Frisco campus. Most part-time students finish in 18 months to 2 years, and a full-time pace of 9 credit hours a semester finishes in 16 months. GMAT or GRE scores are required unless the college waives them for a 3.0 GPA. The college estimates $23.9K in tuition and fees for Texas residents, though the rate varies by state residency.

Walton College runs its Full-Time MBA as a one-year, on-campus program from August to June, and Supply Chain Management is one of the elective focus areas alongside Business Analytics, Finance, Negotiations, Organizational Innovation and Retail Marketing. Every admitted student receives a graduate assistantship that fully funds the program's published tuition and fees of $30,093.72, though students still cover required fees and an optional Global Immersion trip out of pocket. Students complete 38 credit hours with their cohort, combining core coursework with electives and professional development programming, plus a required Global Immersion experience that currently travels to India. A GMAT or GRE score is required but can be waived for applicants with two or more years of post-bachelor's professional work experience. The program starts each fall and reports 92% of graduates employed within 90 days.

Lincoln Memorial's Supply Chain Management concentration turns the 30 credit hour General MBA into a 36 credit hour concentrated MBA, adding four courses: Supply Chain & Logistics, Quality Improvement and Lean Supply Chains, Strategic Supply Management - Sourcing & Purchasing, and Global Logistics & Distribution. The school describes the concentration as building skills in sourcing, purchasing, quality improvement, lean supply processes and global logistics, aimed at careers in logistics firms, distribution centers and operational facilities. You complete the whole program online, choosing how many classes to take each semester. LMU says its MBA options are accredited by SACS-COC and, in numerous cases, by the Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs. Tuition runs $617 per credit hour.

Nine credits across three courses make up the Supply Chain Management emphasis inside UW-Whitewater's Online MBA, covering operations, sourcing, logistics, quality, and strategy. The degree itself runs 36 credits total and is fully asynchronous, so you can log in day or night and start in spring, summer, or fall. Full-time students can finish in as little as three semesters. Many applicants qualify without submitting GMAT or GRE scores, based on work experience, a qualifying GPA, or military service. Tuition starts at $722 per credit for the 2026-27 academic year, the same rate whether you're a Wisconsin resident, out-of-state, or an international student. The business school has held AACSB accreditation for 50 years and is the largest AACSB-accredited business school in Wisconsin.

Eastern Michigan's MBA lets you add a Supply Chain Management concentration to a 36-credit program built from four parts: an 18-credit foundation you can waive with an AACSB-accredited business degree, an 18-credit core, six credits of restricted electives, and 12 to 15 credits of concentration coursework. The concentration covers customer relationship management, information technology for supply chain, and purchasing, outsourcing and quality. You take courses in person, online, or in a hybrid mix, and the school says you can finish the degree 100% online. No GMAT, GRE, or letter of recommendation is required. Most students finish in about two and a half years. Michigan residents pay $1,046.50 a credit hour and nonresidents $1,813, though online courses are billed at the resident rate. Eastern Michigan reports a 100 percent placement rate and an average starting salary of $94,000 for its MBA graduates.

Memphis's Fogelman College adds a Supply Chain Management concentration onto its Professional MBA, bringing the total to 42 credit hours: 10 core courses plus 4 concentration courses in Operations Planning and Control, Logistics Management, Supply Management, and Supply Chain Analytics. You can take classes in person during evenings or fully online, and the college says students can earn the degree in as little as 17 months. The Online MBA and Professional MBA are currently offering GRE/GMAT waivers for applicants who meet certain criteria. In-state and UM Global online students pay $646 per credit hour, out-of-state students pay $880, and a $35 Business Course Fee applies to every credit hour on top of tuition. The Fogelman College is AACSB accredited, a distinction it says fewer than 5% of business schools worldwide hold.

Global Logistics Management and Strategic Procurement anchor the required half of Wayne State's 9-credit Global Supply Chain Management concentration, part of the 36-credit M.B.A. at the Mike Ilitch School of Business. The remaining 3 credits come from an elective list that includes Manufacturing and Supply Chain Analytics, Auto Industry Supply Chain Management, Healthcare Supply Chain Management, and a study abroad option. You can take the M.B.A. as a traditional program with in-person and online courses on the Detroit campus or as a 100% online degree, and online students are charged Michigan resident tuition regardless of where they live. The school offers GMAT or GRE waivers to highly qualified applicants who show a strong GPA or several years of relevant professional experience. The graduate business rate is $1,005.13 a credit hour if you live in Michigan and $2,014.90 if you don't, plus a per-semester registration fee.

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.

Oregon State's College of Business folds a full 60-credit MBA into its Supply Chain and Logistics Management track, developing leadership and analytical skills for managing sustainable, ethical supply chains in global contexts. You can earn it fully online, in person in Corvallis, or through the Portland Hybrid format that blends online coursework with face-to-face sessions. Part-time students typically finish in about two years. Tuition for Oregon residents studying in Corvallis runs $54,000 for the full 60 credits, non-residents pay $105,900, and the Portland Hybrid or online path costs $57,900. The college pairs the degree with its Center for Supply Chain Management, which connects students to sponsored research projects with companies and governments and hosts industry forums that link students with sourcing, logistics and analytics employers.

Evening classes at Oakland's School of Business Administration mix with 100% online sections, so you can take the MBA on campus, online, or a blend of both. Core requirements run 36 credit hours, and adding the Supply Chain Management concentration brings the total to 45 credits unless prior coursework earns a waiver: three electives plus POM 6420 for students without a supply chain background. Full-time students taking 9 credits a semester finish in 4 semesters, while the university allows up to 6 years to complete the degree part time. GMAT or GRE scores aren't required if you already hold a graduate degree with a 3.0 GPA, a bachelor's degree from an AACSB-accredited school with a 3.0 GPA, or at least 3 years of relevant work experience with a 2.75 GPA. Graduate tuition runs $951.50 per credit hour for Michigan residents and $1,078.25 for non-residents.

Twelve credits build the Operations & Supply Chain Management specialization inside WashU Olin's Full-Time MBA: six required, split across Foundations of Supply Chain Management, Project Management, and Supply Chain Risk Management, then six more from electives such as the Boeing Center Supply Chain Practicum, Advanced Operation Strategy, and Operations Analytics. The specialization connects you to the Olin Supply Chain and Operations Association and the Boeing Center for Supply Chain Innovation. The full MBA takes 67 credits over 2 years in person, starting each fall, with a 25-credit core in year one and electives filling the rest. WashU doesn't require a GMAT or GRE score, though the school recommends submitting one. Tuition for candidates starting in fall 2026 is listed at $72,700, billed at $36,350 a semester, on a flat rate that resets each year.

Seton Hall keeps its Supply Chain Management MBA to 40 credits total, split into 25 core credits and 15 elective credits students concentrate in one of eight subject areas. It's a STEM-designated program the school says builds expertise in both the analytic and technical methods needed to optimize supply chain systems, covering how raw materials move into finished goods and the links between manufacturers, suppliers, distributors, retailers and vendors. Classes run both online and on the main South Orange campus, 14 miles from New York City, in small, flexible sections for full- and part-time students. Coursework includes visits to corporate partners like AT&T's Global Network Operations Center and Maher Terminals at the Port of New York/New Jersey, plus a consulting course with an actual client. Admission generally calls for an undergraduate GPA of 3.0 or higher. Graduate business tuition runs $1,585 per credit hour.

An Operations and Supply Chain Management track is one of five management tracks BYU Marriott MBA students choose from, alongside entrepreneurship, finance, marketing and human resources. The track covers sourcing, materials management, operations planning, distribution, logistics, retail, demand forecasting and order fulfillment, preparing you for roles like supply chain manager, purchasing manager or production planner. The program runs on a lockstep schedule, where first-year students start together each fall and take every class as one cohort, then add track courses and electives worth up to 18.5 credit hours a semester in year two. Admission calls for a four-year, 120-credit undergraduate degree and at least two years of full-time work experience. A GMAT or GRE score is standard, though the school lets some applicants request a waiver. Church members pay $31,984 in tuition for the full two-year program, and other students pay $63,968.

Suffolk's Sawyer Business School builds its MBA on 36 credit hours and lets you customize it with one of 16 concentrations, including supply chain management alongside options like business intelligence, health-sector management and marketing research. You can complete the degree full-time, part-time, or online, with the online track finishable in two years and no GMAT required for admission. The curriculum pulls from a mix of practitioners and scholars, and students take part in flash consulting projects, business simulations and an international or domestic travel seminar. Non-business undergraduates are considered for the MBA with a Concentration in Business Essentials instead. Recent graduates reported a 96% full-time employment rate within three months and a $120K median salary post-degree. Tuition for the MBA, MBA/Health and MBA/Nonprofit tracks runs $1,970 per credit hour.

SMU Cox's Full-Time Two-Year MBA spans 21 months and 71 credit hours, split across 20 to 22 credits in the first fall term, 16 to 20 in spring, a summer internship, then 14 to 16 credits each semester of year two as students add electives and specialized coursework. The school's own catalog lists a Supply Chain and Operations Management concentration among its MBA specializations, alongside options in finance, marketing, real estate and management consulting. Admission review is holistic, covering academic record, leadership potential and professional experience, and the program is test optional: the 2026 class profile averaged a 3.56 undergraduate GPA and a 712 GMAT score, though submitting a score can still strengthen an application. Full-time tuition runs $1,970 per credit hour for the first 8 hours, then a flat $51,337 a year for 9 to 24 hours, plus a $1,900 program fee each semester.

Loyola's Next Generation MBA at the Quinlan School of Business lets you build a STEM-designated focus in supply chain management alongside marketing, information systems management, finance, or a general track. You choose between a one-year full-time track (36 credit hours) or a two-year part-time track called MBA: Flexible (48 credit hours), both priced at $1,840 per credit hour, putting estimated tuition and fees at $66,240 or $88,320. Classes meet weekday evenings and Saturdays, on campus at Loyola's Water Tower location and online. Every student completes a required Business Consulting course working with a real client. Quinlan is AACSB accredited, which the school says puts it among the 6% of business schools meeting that standard, and U.S. News ranked its part-time MBA No. 44 nationally and among the top 3 in Chicago in 2026.

Operations & Supply Chain Management is one of nine minors you can pair with your major in the Notre Dame MBA, a four-course commitment layered onto the 61-credit, four-semester core. The residential program runs a traditional two-year format on the Notre Dame campus, built around Now Irish and Leadership Launch, a Grow Irish Week consulting project, a summer internship, and two years of core and elective modules. Notre Dame's own admissions requirements call for GMAT or GRE scores from every applicant. The school lists tuition for the 2026 to 2027 academic year at $75,460. Recent classes have run about 85 students, with an average of 5 years of work experience and a median GMAT score of 655.

Nine credit hours across four courses make up this MBA's Supply Chain Management concentration, layered onto the 36-hour degree's 27-hour core curriculum. Students choose from Strategic Sourcing and Logistics Management, Six Sigma, Lean and Quality Management, Analytical Models for Supply Chain Management, and Forecasting and Time Series Models. The concentration is available to on-campus students, who can finish in one year by taking four classes each semester through fall, spring and summer. Part-time study is possible too, though it can limit which concentrations fit your schedule. Getting in means submitting a Graduate School application, a personal statement, a resume, a transcript review and three recommendation letters. GMAT and GRE scores are optional, and the college accepts them for up to five years if you choose to submit them. Candidates also document work experience and complete an international business requirement before graduating.

Bryant's Global Supply Chain specialization asks MBA students for three required courses, Corporate Social Responsibility in Global Supply Chain Management, Advanced Supply Chain Integration, and Logistics of International Trade, worth nine credits total. You can take it inside the One-Year MBA, a 40-credit, full-time program that finishes in 12 months and includes a required Global Immersion Experience trip abroad, or the Two-Year MBA, a 37-credit evening program that meets two nights a week for 24 months while you keep working. Both on-campus tracks charge $3,735 per course, 13 courses for the one-year path and 12 for the two-year path. Neither requires a GMAT or GRE score to apply. Admission also asks for a completed application and an $80 fee, which Bryant waives for its own alumni, current students and military veterans.

Global Supply Chain Management sits alongside concentrations in accounting, cybersecurity, entrepreneurship, finance, management, marketing, human resources, and hospitality inside this MBA. The Traditional track runs 36 total units, with 9 to 15 units, or 3 to 5 classes, built around your chosen concentration, on top of a core that already includes Managing the Supply Chain as an essential course. You take 3 courses per term across 4 semesters, and each Essential class is preceded by a short Boot Camp module, one of which covers supply chain management. The program is open to all qualified students regardless of undergraduate major, and it runs through the Jack H. Brown College of Business and Public Administration. Full-time resident tuition for the Traditional MBA totals $33,857 for the degree. Non-residents pay $50,813, on top of a per-unit Graduate Professional Fee.

Supply Chain Management is one of the Specialized MBA's named tracks, alongside Business Analytics, International Business, and Strategic Sustainability. Recent graduates of any major can apply, no GMAT is required, and no prior work experience is needed. Full-time students finish in 12 months, and working professionals can stretch the same coursework to 24 months part time. Classes meet Monday through Thursday in a hybrid format that mixes online and in-person sessions, and students are placed into either an afternoon or an evening cohort. Resident tuition runs $34,275, covering graduate tuition, campus fees, and professional fees, or $900 per unit for Fall 2027 entry. The College of Business Administration holds AACSB accreditation, joining the top 5% of business schools in the world.

Logistics Management is one of six STEM-designated emphasis areas inside this 36-credit-hour MBA, built around purchasing, inventory, warehousing, and transportation. You can complete the whole degree on campus or online, since Central Michigan's College of Business Administration offers both formats and its classes run nights and weekends. The college is accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business, which the university says ensures the MBA meets the highest international standards. Students who want to move faster can double-count up to 18 credits earned during their bachelor's degree through the Accelerated MBA, saving up to $6,300 for domestic students and $1,872 for international students. Central Michigan names Supply Chain Manager, Logistics Specialist, Operations Manager, Director of Purchasing, and Warehouse Manager among the roles this emphasis prepares graduates for.

Three required courses make up Clayton State's Supply Chain Management concentration: a global logistics and international business course, an operations and supply chain management course, and a strategy course on the supply chain's role in corporate competitiveness, worth nine credit hours atop a 30-credit-hour MBA. You can complete the concentration on campus or fully online, with five eight-week terms a year giving you a new start date every couple of months. The school points to its location near Atlanta's Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport and the Port of Savannah, plus CSX and Norfolk Southern's rail lines, as reasons the concentration fits the region. Clayton State says its graduates have gone on to Home Depot, FedEx, Delta, CSX, and CH Robinson, among other employers. The College of Business carries AACSB accreditation. In-state tuition runs about $335 per credit hour, for a total near $17,000.

Sixteen credit hours make up this MBA's Operations and Supply Chain Management concentration, on top of a 32-credit business core, for 48 credits total. The concentration includes Operations Management, Operations Strategy, an MBA Capstone, and a course on logistics and supply chain inventory and distribution that covers warehousing, procurement, and contracting. Colorado Technical University runs the program online and at its Colorado Springs campus, in five-week course terms. Students without an undergraduate business degree complete two foundation courses first, unless they submit a GMAT score of 500 or above. For the eighth consecutive year, CTU says its online MBA has been ranked among the Best Online MBA Programs by U.S. News and World Report. The Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs accredits the degree.

Embry-Riddle's MBA at the Daytona Beach campus, housed in the David B. O'Maley College of Business, targets people working toward leadership roles in aviation, aerospace and related industries. You choose one of five specializations, including Supply Chain Management, and each runs 33 credit hours. The curriculum is flexible enough to let you tailor electives to your career goals, and classes meet in person. The school's cost estimates for the Daytona Beach campus put its per-credit-hour rate at $1,912 for the 2026-2027 academic year. Embry-Riddle reports that its MBA graduates from the 2022-2023 cohort earned an average salary of $69,175 within a year of finishing, in fields spanning airlines, aerospace firms and consultancies.

Lindenwood's Online MBA in Supply Chain Management runs 100% asynchronously, with a stated program length of two years. The curriculum covers 15 credit hours of core coursework in accounting, finance, management and marketing, 3 credit hours of business analytics, and 12 credit hours of supply chain electives in supply chain management, logistics management, procurement management and operations management. To earn the emphasis, you complete at least four of five electives in the concentration with a B or better, plus one more MBA elective. Lindenwood allows up to 9 transfer credits toward the degree, which can bring completion down to as few as 24 credit hours. Tuition runs $670 per credit. The university's accreditation status is listed with the Higher Learning Commission.

Nova Southeastern calls this track the M.B.A. in Supply Chain Management and Operational Systems, and the school lists it as STEM-designated. The major adds four courses, Supply Chain Operations Management, Managing International Transportation and Logistics, Supply Chain Information Systems, and Project Management, plus one open elective, on top of the core M.B.A. curriculum. NSU's M.B.A. runs 36 to 45 total credits depending on your undergraduate coursework, with classes held weeknights at the Fort Lauderdale/Davie campus and online, though some online major courses require synchronous attendance. You can start in August, October, January, March, or May. The 2026-27 rate for this track is $1,099 per credit hour. NSU's business college is AACSB accredited, a standard the school says fewer than 6% of the world's business schools reach.

Texas Wesleyan's 100% online MBA offers a Supply Chain Management concentration covering global logistics, supplier management and strategic decision-making, and the school says completing it meets the prerequisite requirements to sit for the Certified Supply Chain Professional exam. Classes run in condensed 6-7 week sessions with 6 start sessions a year, and the university says you can finish the degree in as little as 1 year. You may qualify for a GMAT waiver rather than submitting a score outright. Students in the concentration can also earn an SAP Recognition Award Certificate by completing Procurement Management, Global Logistics, and Supply Chain Management Strategic Decision Making and Software with a grade of B or better. Everything, including classes, tests and advising, is delivered online.

Warrington's Two-Year Full-Time MBA runs 22 months and 48 credits, and its supply chain management concentration takes an interdisciplinary approach to operations, logistics and procurement, requiring five courses from a specified list. All Full-Time MBA formats require at least two years of full-time professional work experience, two recommendation letters, a resume, essays and transcripts, plus an official GMAT or GRE score and an admissions interview. The typical Two-Year candidate arrives with four years of work experience, a 615 GMAT score and a 3.4 undergraduate GPA. Coursework builds in cloud-based, AI-powered data analytics tools used to design supply chains, and students can add a Domestic Immersion Course, a Global Immersion Experience, or credit through the Washington Campus. In-state tuition and fees run $26,561, compared with $70,565 for out-of-state students.

Maryland Smith's 48-credit MBA lets you specialize in one of four career tracks, including Supply Chain Management, whether you study through the Online MBA or the Full-Time MBA on campus. The Online MBA divides work evenly between online classroom learning and self-paced study, requires no GMAT for admission, and typically takes 21 to 24 months. Students can opt in to add on-campus courses, a certificate or experiential learning at the school's Rockville, Baltimore or Washington, D.C. locations. The Full-Time MBA builds the same 48 credits from 30 credits of core business courses, 10 credits of Execution Labs and eight credits of electives, with a Supply Chain Management focus area that the school says strengthens your ability to evaluate operational trade-offs, manage risk and help organizations build more resilient systems. Merit scholarships up to $25,000 are available for students entering in Spring 2027.

Evening classes at the Dubois Center in Uptown Charlotte carry the on campus JL Price MBA's Supply Chain concentration, one of 13 concentration choices that also include Finance, Marketing, and Real Estate and Development. The degree runs 36 credit hours, built on a core curriculum spanning finance, marketing, operations, and leadership. The school says the fastest students finish in 18 months full time, while most attend part time and complete the curriculum in two to three years while continuing to work full-time. A GMAT or GRE score isn't required outright: the program offers a waiver for applicants who show academic readiness and professional preparedness through other means, based on undergraduate or graduate GPA and work history. Tuition is charged per credit hour and varies by residency status and course load.

Supply Chain Management is one of thirteen career pathways you can choose in year two of the Wisconsin MBA, after a 26-credit general management core that runs through your first year. The pathway's sample courses include Logistics Management, Strategic Global Sourcing, and Supply Chain Analytics, and it's backed by the school's Grainger Center for Supply Chain Management, which connects students to executives, alumni and faculty through global trips, internships and mentorship. The full degree is 53 credits, taken in person over 2 years starting each September, with a summer internship between years one and two. The Wisconsin Full-Time MBA requires a GMAT or GRE score, though the school will waive it for applicants who show strong quantitative preparation through their academic and professional background. Tuition for the 2026 to 2027 academic year runs $27,764.80 a year for residents and $51,413.28 for nonresidents.