Global Supply Chain Concentration
Overview
Firms are looking to reduce total costs, enhance revenues, and meet the demands of their customer base. Global Supply Chain Management (GSCM) has emerged as a core competency for competing in the 21st century.
The GSCM concentration is flexible. It is designed for students who wish to pursue career depth in the field as well as for those who intend to develop more broad-based expertise in the area as a support for other careers. Many students take on a dual concentration with GSCM and another in their related areas of interest.
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Concentration Requirements
GSCM students complete a total of six courses, of which at least one course must come from each of the four clusters:
Supply Chain and Operations Management Cluster covers the strategic capabilities afforded by the integration with customers and suppliers.
Supply Chain Management [details]
Service Operations Management [details]
Modeling Cluster covers the decision-aiding and analytic tools for the optimization of material, information, and financial flows necessary to effectively coordinate business activities that are geographically dispersed.
Operations Management Models [details]
Management Science Models [details]
Marketing Models [details]
Global Management Cluster addresses the inherently global nature of supply chain management in today’s business environment.
Global Context of Business [details]
Global Immersion Elective [details]
MBA Exchange [details]
Application Cluster covers areas such as project management, new product development, knowledge and innovation management, e-operations and other best practices.
Retail Operations
Project Management [details]
Innovation & Product Development [details]
Business Innovation and the Digital Age [details]
Two additional electives courses can be taken from any of the above cluster courses or from the following:
Other GSCM Concentration Electives
Sustainable Enterprise [details]
Consulting Skills and Frameworks [details]
Customer Relationship Management [details]
Marketing Analysis and Decision Making [details]
Marketing Research [details]
Global Financial Markets [details]
Services Marketing [details]
Negotiations [details]
Applied Corporate Finance [details]
Financial Modeling
Managing Turnarounds
Pricing [details]
> Year One Curriculum detail
Who's Teaching
Wendell Gilland
Eda Kemahlioglu-Ziya
Saravanan Kesavan
Arv Malhotra
Alan Neebe
Ali Parlakturk
Brian Tomlin
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