Master the flow of goods and services from supplier to customer and lead the future of global logistics.
The Supply Chain and Operations Management major at the Mitch Daniels School of Business teaches you to plan, manage and optimize entire product cycles. Gain a broad understanding of business functions and learn to harness data for strategic decisions that drive efficiency and innovation.
Study under the same faculty who teach in our top-ranked Master's in Global Supply Chain Management. Engage with real corporate partners to master forecasting, inventory management, logistics and financial analysis through practical, hands-on learning.
Tackle authentic supply chain problems through case studies and projects grounded in actual industry practices. Develop analytical and problem-solving skills while learning to communicate solutions effectively in dynamic business environments.
Grow through the Operations and Supply Chain Organization and other student clubs, where you’ll connect with peers and professionals, attend industry events and build the relationships that will support your career long after graduation.
Strategic design of agile supply chains has become more important than ever with the rapid advancement of technology. Through the Daniels School’s data-driven approach, you will be prepared to lead the way in optimizing all aspects of the supply chain, from capacity planning to sustainability routing. Our renowned supply chain and operations faculty teach the latest business concepts, models and strategies for modern supply chains and operations.
With a degree in Supply Chain and Operations Management, you could become a:
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Recent Internships
Through hands-on experiences, I discovered the real-world applications of supply chain and confirmed my passion for the field. Gaining skills in tools like Tableau has also propelled me forward in my job search.
Blaise Edwards
BS Supply Chain & Operations Management '26
Consulting Intern, Crowe
At the Daniels School of Business, you'll gain more than a degree. You’ll discover your potential and chart a path that’s uniquely yours. You can study abroad, add a concentration or minor, or pursue a master’s degree, often without adding extra time to your undergraduate journey.
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Outside the classroom, you’ll find countless ways to get involved, from learning communities and case competitions to leadership roles on the School of Business Council and more. You’ll also benefit from personalized career coaching and connections to top employers.
