Master of Science in
Logistics and Supply Chain Management

This graduate program equips students with the analytical, negotiation and managerial skills that make them more marketable in both the public and private sectors.

The M.S. in Logistics and Supply Chain Management at Embry-Riddle equips its graduates with the tools and knowledge essential to effectively and efficiently manage a supply chain — including sourcing and procurement, conversion, and all logistics management activities — or for furthering your current role in the industry.

Logistics and supply chain managers work for varied companies that include air cargo, parcel delivery, warehousing, distribution, transportation, manufacturing and large-scale retailers.

ERAU’s program also prepares graduates for certification as a Certified Supply Chain Professional (CSCP) offered by the Association for Operations Management (APICS), Certified Professional Logistics (CPL) certification program offered by the International Society of Logistics (SOLE) and the Certified Professional in Supply Management (CPSM) offered by the Institute for Supply Management (ISM).

And professionals with advanced degrees in the field tend to have higher salaries. According to a 2013 salary survey by the Institute for Supply Management (ISM), average salary of supply managers with a master's degree was $128,127, compared to $95,931 for those with bachelor’s degrees.

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About Logistics and Supply Chain Management at the Worldwide & Online Campus

Moving products and materials from point A to point B isn’t as easy as it once was. Globalization has dramatically affected the way companies do business, and qualified professionals are in demand in the logistics and supply chain management field. Consumers want products faster, and the marketplace is under pressure to meet those demands.

At ERAU’s Worldwide & Online Campus, students get an education to distinguish them from other professionals in their field and make them more marketable in both the public and private sectors. The M.S. in Logistics and Supply Chain Management program prepares students for management positions in government, military, and the private sector.

Areas of study include acquisition, sustainability, integrated logistics, collaborative supply chains, performance measurement, risk management and process optimization.

The master’s program prepares students to:

Understand and apply sound and appropriate logistics and supply chain practices, policy, procedures, regulations, ethics, concepts and skills.
Apply effective research skills and techniques to logistics and supply chain reports.
Apply appropriate quantitative, economic, marketing, planning, accounting and financial analysis to logistics and supply chain problem solving and decision-making.
Demonstrate comprehensive communication, analysis, quantitative skills and techniques in the solution finding for logistics and supply chain problems or projects.

SAP Student Recognition Award

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 SAP Student Recognition Award page.

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DEGREE REQUIREMENTS

Core/Major

LGMT 500	Introduction to Supply Chain Management and the Profession	3
LGMT 525	Management Science for Operations	3
LGMT 526	Business Analytics for Operations	3
LGMT 540	Procurement for Logistics Managers	3
LGMT 550	Production and Material Control	3
LGMT 560	Transportation	3
LGMT 651	Supply Chains in the Global Environment	3
LGMT 692	Logistics and Supply Chain Management Simulation	3
Total Credits		24

Electives

Electives:		6
Open electives – 6 graduate credit hours

Optional SAP Sequence: The following Course are required: LGMT 600 and LGMT 630

Total Degree Requirements

Year One
Term 1		Credits
LGMT 500	Introduction to Supply Chain Management and the Profession	3
	Credits Subtotal	3.0
Term 2
LGMT 525	Management Science for Operations	3
	Credits Subtotal	3.0
Term 3
LGMT 526	Business Analytics for Operations	3
	Credits Subtotal	3.0
Term 4
LGMT 540	Procurement for Logistics Managers	3
	Credits Subtotal	3.0
Term 5
LGMT 550	Production and Material Control	3
	Credits Subtotal	3.0
Year Two
Term 1
LGMT 560	Transportation	3
	Credits Subtotal	3.0
Term 2
LGMT 651	Supply Chains in the Global Environment	3
	Credits Subtotal	3.0
Term 3
LGMT 600	Enterprise Process Integration using SAP S/4 HANA ( - OR - elective)	3
	Credits Subtotal	3.0
Term 4
LGMT 630	Enterprise Process Configuration using SAP S/4 HANA ( - OR - elective)	3
	Credits Subtotal	3.0
Term 5
LGMT 692	Logistics and Supply Chain Management Simulation	3
	Credits Subtotal	3.0
	Credits Total:	30.0

* The Logistics and Supply Chain Management Simulation is the last course taken in the MSLSCM program.


Term 1		Credits
LGMT 500	Introduction to Supply Chain Management and the Profession	3
LGMT 540	Procurement for Logistics Managers	3
	Credits Subtotal	6.0
Term 2
LGMT 525	Management Science for Operations	3
LGMT 600	Enterprise Process Integration using SAP S/4 HANA ( - OR - elective)	3
	Credits Subtotal	6.0
Term 3
LGMT 526	Business Analytics for Operations	3
LGMT 630	Enterprise Process Configuration using SAP S/4 HANA ( - OR - elective)	3
	Credits Subtotal	6.0
Term 4
LGMT 550	Production and Material Control	3
LGMT 560	Transportation	3
	Credits Subtotal	6.0
Term 5
LGMT 651	Supply Chains in the Global Environment	3
LGMT 692	Logistics and Supply Chain Management Simulation	3
	Credits Subtotal	6.0
	Credits Total:	30.0

*Prerequisites are waived for students in the Fast Track option.

** The Logistics and Supply Chain Management Simulation is the last course taken in the MSLSCM program.

For course descriptions, education requirements, curriculum, and suggested plan of study, please see the Master of Science in Logistics and Supply Chain Management in the Worldwide Catalog.

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Master of Science in
Logistics and Supply Chain Management

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