Should I pursue a master's in engineering or in my work experience field (logistics/supply chain)?
A Master's in Logistics or Supply Chain Management is likely the better choice for your profile. With 10 years of logistics experience and a B.Tech in Manufacturing Engineering, a specialized master's will directly build on your background and prepare you for senior roles in your field.
- Career growth: This degree targets leadership positions like Supply Chain Manager or Operations Director, where your experience and advanced skills are highly valued.
- Relevant skills: Programs focus on strategic sourcing, transportation, and analytics - key for advancing in global supply chains.
- Industry fit: Your manufacturing and logistics background makes this path especially relevant and effective for your goals.
A Master's in Engineering is best only if you want a technical or engineering-focused logistics role. For most career advancement in logistics, the specialized master's is more strategic.
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