The Master of Science in Global Supply Chain Management combines a world-class academic foundation in Supply Chain Management with real-world applications in the form of live projects for leading companies as well as international and domestic site visits, USC's Global Supply Chain Management program uniquely prepares you for an increasingly global, complex, and ever-evolving world.
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Regardless of where you are on your career path, the Graduate Career Services team are ready to help you transition to the next level. Through personalized career advising and training programs, Graduate Career Services enhances your professional development and job-search skills by helping you plan your career progression, explore new markets, develop networking techniques, learn negotiation strategies, update your resume, and refine your interviewing skills.
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The Randall R. Kendrick Global Supply Chain Institute works with over one hundred companies across the globe to provide thought leadership, networking opportunities, and industry-leading resources.
MSGSCM students have unmatched access to The Randall R. Kendrick Global Supply Chain Institute, its resources, and events. Some of these include its Annual Supply Chain Excellence Summit, where 400+ executives from around the world come to connect and learn alongside students, as well as industry round-tables and networking nights.
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97%
Full Time Employment within 6 months of Graduation for Residential Full-Time Students (2020)
100%
Summer Internship Employment for Residential Full-Time Students (2020)
75%
of Executive Online Students were promoted or found new positions since starting the program (2020)
