High Point University's MBA in Supply Chain Management prepares graduates to lead with precision, integrity and strategic vision in a rapidly evolving global marketplace Grounded in HPU's values-driven approach and commitment to Premier Life Skills, the program blends analytical rigor with hands-on application, equipping students to optimize operations, strengthen logistics networks and make data-informed decisions that drive organizational success. Expert faculty and industry partners provide real-world insight into sourcing, transportation, quality management and sustainability.
MBA in Supply Chain Management
Chair of the Department of Management; Jefferson-Pilot Professor of the Practice of Supply Chain Management
The High Point University MBA in Supply Chain Management provides the prospective or existing supply chain practitioner with an opportunity to expand their knowledge about one of the most important and sought-after business functions of this decade.
Supply Chain Management became a global business process that is exponentially changing every day. Students that decide to be a part of this operational discipline that is important to enhance the challenging needs of consumer demands. This degree program will assist the student in understanding why supply chain disruptions exist and ultimately know how to correct them by receiving the tools from proven, experienced, and practical faculty.
More than half of supply chain professionals have a bachelor's degree and earn a median salary of $84,000, which is 15% higher than the national median of $72,830. About one-third (31%) of supply chain professionals have a graduate degree and earn a median salary of $108,000.
Supply Chain Management became a global business process that is exponentially changing every day. Students that decide to be a part of this operational discipline that is important to enhance the challenging needs of consumer demands. This degree program will assist the student in understanding why supply chain disruptions exist and ultimately know how to correct them by receiving the tools from proven, experienced, and practical faculty.
More than half of supply chain professionals have a bachelor's degree and earn a median salary of $84,000, which is 15% higher than the national median of $72,830. About one-third (31%) of supply chain professionals have a graduate degree and earn a median salary of $108,000.
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MBA Curriculum | ||
| Program of Study - M.B.A w/ Supply Chain Management Concentration | ||
| ACC 5130* | Managerial Accounting | |
| BUA 5050 | Business Analytics I | |
| FIN 5330 | Financial Markets and Corporate Strategy | |
| MGT 5020 | Organizational Behavior | |
| MGT 5750 | Strategic Management | |
| MKT 5080 or 5110 | Market-Based Management or Marketing in a Global Economy | |
| Concentration Courses (additional certificate awarded upon completion) | ||
| MGT 5290 | Supply Chain and Operations Management | |
| MGT 5291 | Transportation and Logistics Management | |
| MGT 5292 | Project Management | |
| MGT 5293 | Distribution, Logistics and Network Management | |
| *Three credit hours of undergraduate Accounting required prior to enrollment in ACC 5130. | ||
MBA in Supply Chain Management
Contact Information
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