Am I eligible for the supply chain master's course at that college given that my background does not match the field?
Yes, you can apply for a Master's in Supply Chain Management even if your undergraduate degree is in a different field. Many universities accept students from diverse academic backgrounds as long as you meet their admission criteria.
Some programs may require:
- Relevant work experience or
- Prerequisite courses if your background isn't in supply chain or a related area
Check the specific admission requirements for your chosen university. If you need to meet additional prerequisites, you may be asked to complete foundational courses or gain work experience before starting the program.
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