Shape how modern businesses operate and build a career at the center of the global economy. UMass Boston’s Supply Chain Management BS provides direct exposure to companies and professionals leading a rapidly expanding field with global opportunities, job security, and high earning potential. Students don’t just study supply chain management, they step directly into the networks, systems, and challenges that define the field today. Backed by an active advisory council and deeply connected to Boston’s business ecosystem, this hands-on supply chain management program builds job-ready skills, confidence, and career momentum, preparing you to drive business performance and help companies do more, do it better, and do it smarter.
Here’s your chance to:
Access industry-sponsored opportunities, including scholarships, awards, and memberships supported by corporate partners invested in student success.
Develop business operations skills through experiential learning, including simulations, case competitions, and real-world projects.
Attend events that connect students with employers, showcase career paths, and prepare you for internships and full-time supply chain career opportunities.
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Fall Open House
Future Beacons! Join us for Fall Open House on October 24 or November 7. Prospective undergraduate students are invited to tour campus and learn how UMass Boston is made for you.
Real Supply Chain Experience That Drives Your Career
Learn the foundations of supply chain management, from logistics to operations, and gain hands-on experience through opportunities like BEST Boston, where you’ll work with real organizations, apply your skills to real-world challenges, and build career-ready expertise.
Career Possibilities
From finance and healthcare to tech and tourism, the Supply Chain Management BS helps you build skills to use across industries, paving the way for long-term opportunity and career versatility.
Here’s where this degree can take you:
Purchasing Manager
Operations Manager
Logistics Manager
Distribution Manager
Supply Chain Manager
Inventory Manager
Example Employers of Program Graduates
Employers of UMass Boston's Supply Chain Management program graduates include:
Student Stories
This major has already paid off—I’ve earned multiple promotions while still completing my degree, and that’s been incredibly motivating. Supply chain professionals are truly the ‘jack of all trades’ in business, and the demand for these roles is only growing, especially in the Boston area across industries like biotech, healthcare, retail, and logistics.
Benny D., Current Student
The program helped me kickstart my career in operations at an Amazon Delivery Station. I chose this program because I’ve always been curious about how everyday goods move from Point A to Point B, and the classes really helped break that down! I learned the basics of labor and demand planning, warehouse layouts, and what it takes to be an effective leader. If you’re still deciding on a program, I definitely recommend looking into UMass Boston's Supply Chain Program!
Phillip L., ’25
At UMass Boston, hands-on projects and real-world applications helped me think more strategically about operations, cost analysis, and resource allocation. Using tools like Excel and optimization models strengthened my analytical and decision-making skills and prepared me for internships and future career opportunities. I recommend this program to students looking for a practical, versatile major with direct connections to real jobs in operations, logistics, and management.
Tyhe J.
Plan Your Education
How to Apply
First Year Student Deadlines: Fall
Early Action I: November 1
Early Action II: January 1
Regular Decision: February 15
Transfer Student Deadlines:
Fall Semester (Domestic): June 15
Spring Semester: December 15
Please review the first-year and transfer apply pages for important information about application requirements, deadlines, and application status check.
Become a Beacon and pursue your passion in UMass Boston’s diverse, supportive environment. Many students across our 200+ undergraduate and graduate programs receive financial aid—providing access to an education that’s exceptional and affordable. For additional information regarding tuition and fees, please visit the Bursar’s Office or send an email to Bursar@umb.edu.
MKT 310 - Data Analysis for Marketing Management 3 Credit(s)
MSIS 425L - Project Management 3 Credit(s)
Required Capstone (3 Credits)
MGT 490 - Strategic Management 3 Credit(s)
Learning Outcomes
Demonstrate proficiency in oral and written communication skills.
Develop critical thinking and quantitative reasoning skills.
Demonstrate sound ethical reasoning skills.
Integrate understanding of issues concerning diversity and globalization in business management.
Graduation Criteria
Degree Requirements
If this is the student’s only or primary major, the degree requirements below must be completed for graduation. See graduation requirements for more information.
Complete 51 credits from 17 courses including three business foundation courses, eight management core courses, five supply chain management courses, and one capstone.
MAP Program: Students must complete the Management Achievement Program (MAP) as part of the major.
Pass/fail: No courses taken pass/fail may be applied toward the major. Residency: At least six courses for the management core must be completed at UMass Boston.
Contact
Contact the College of Management Undergraduate Programs
Learn more about BEST Boston (Business Engagement for Students). BEST Boston is UMass Boston College of Management’s 10-week paid consulting experience during the summer with local businesses.
This program is free for businesses, offering them talent to solve problems and create solutions while supporting education. It’s a win-win for students and businesses, boosting workforce and economic development in the Boston area and across Massachusetts.
