What is the typical duration and structure of the supply chain management master's program including internship?
Most Master's in Supply Chain Management programs last 1 to 2 years and combine coursework with practical experience such as internships.
- Core courses and electives cover logistics, procurement, operations, and analytics.
- Capstone project or thesis is usually required.
- Internships are often optional but recommended, and may extend the program by up to 6 months.
Program length and structure vary by country and university, but you can expect a mix of academic study and hands-on industry exposure. Duration and internship options are subject to change by institution.
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