ARIZONA STATE UNIVERSITY AT TEMPE, ARIZONA | SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT EDUCATION
SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT EDUCATION AT CAREY SCHOOL OF BUSINESS

The W. P. Carey School of Business at Arizona State University is one of the largest business schools in the United States with over 250 faculty, 1,800 graduate students and more than 8,700 undergraduates. The school is internationally recognized for its leadership in business education and is highly regarded for its renowned faculty and their research productivity.
The W. P. Carey School is headquartered on ASU’s Tempe campus, adjacent to Phoenix, Arizona, the fifth largest city in the U.S. Classes and program services also are offered at satellite locations throughout greater Phoenix. The metro area provides students with access to companies in high-tech, aerospace, financial services, manufacturing, telecommunications, transportation and tourism-related service industries. The thriving population also supports an active cultural environment and a wide range of professional sports.
Arizona State University (ASU or Arizona State) is a public research university located in the Phoenix Metropolitan Area of the State of Arizona. It is the largest university in the United States by enrollment. Academic programs at ASU are ranked among the best in the nation. Annual college rankings by U.S. News and World Report placed ASU's undergraduate engineering programs in the top 10 percent of all undergraduate engineering programs in the nation. Business, education, public affairs, design and arts programs at ASU were rated in the top 25 percent.
Academic Programs
Undergraduate Programs
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BS in Supply Chain Management: At W. P. Carey, you study with top-notch faculty members in one of the world’s highest ranked supply chain management programs. And after graduation, you can expect to be aggressively recruited by national and international firms. Among the positions the school graduates have accepted are buyer/planner, production scheduler, quality control specialist, internet marketing analyst, inventory specialist, operations planner/analyst, materials manager, commodity manager, distribution manager, production line manager and product forecaster.
Graduate Programs
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MBA with Specialization in Supply Chain Management (Full Time): The W. P. Carey Full-time MBA with a specialization in Supply Chain Management incorporates core business knowledge with the broad expertise of one of the top-ranked supply chain programs in the United States. Integrating all aspects of products and their service life cycles, from design to delivery to disposal, this highly coveted MBA and specialization trains managers to be strategic thinkers, excellent analysts, effective communicators and team leaders who are focused on cost savings and increasing revenue.
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MBA/Supply Chain Management (MBA Evening and MBA Online): The area of emphasis in supply chain management offers students in the MBA Evening and MBA Online programs the opportunity to combine the strengths of their MBA core curriculum with an in-depth set of courses offered by the top-ranked Department of Supply Chain Management.
PhD Programs
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PhD (Business Administration) with Concentration in Supply Chain Management: The doctoral program is a full-time residential program for students whose career goals are full-time university research and teaching upon completion of the degree. Students are trained to develop the capability to recognize SCM-related problems, frame these problems into research questions and address them in a scholarly way. They are required to review, analyze, conduct and publish research. They are prepared to do this through a series of doctoral seminars and research methods courses and by participating in active research projects.
Executive and Professional Development Programs
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Professional or Graduate Certificate in Supply Chain Management (Online): The Online Certificate in Supply Chain Management is designed for busy working professionals who want to benefit from challenging, graduate-level coursework. The program consists of five online courses, offered regularly throughout the year, each six weeks in length. Participants begin and end a course on the same dates, and interact on a daily basis with faculty and one another asynchronously through a discussion board. Students pursuing either certificate take the same courses and have exposure to the same academic content and interaction with faculty. The essential difference is that students working towards the Professional Certificate take courses on a non-credit basis and do not receive a grade, while those seeking the Graduate Certificate take courses for academic credit and receive grades that appear on an official transcript. Students pursuing the Graduate Certificate will be required to complete additional assignments designed to both promote and assess mastery of the course content.