ANNOUNCEMENT: As an online program, the SCTL Master’s degree is well-positioned to cope with the ongoing uncertainty we face as the COVID-19 crisis continues. SCTL leadership plans to deliver our program as usual, while adhering to all state and university guidelines to safeguard the health of our students and faculty. Like everyone, we remain hopeful that the restrictions we all currently face will be lifted in time for us to welcome our newest cohort to the UW campus in late September of this year. Should those restrictions not allow us to run Residency Week in its typical fashion, we are committed to delivering the course in a way that accommodates all existing safeguarding restrictions.
Prepare to become a leader in the dynamic sector of transportation and logistics within the supply chain management field. The University of Washington online Master of Supply Chain Transportation & Logistics degree boosts your knowledge and skills and helps you forge connections to accelerate your career.
Faculty and a graduate from the Master of Supply Chain Transportation & Logistics describe the curriculum and how the program helps students advance their careers.
Study a Cutting-Edge Curriculum
Through our engineering-based curriculum, you’ll gain the analytical tools and abilities you need to manage the increasing demands of the global supply chain industry.
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Advance Your Career Prospects
Grow your professional network, get paired with a mentor and expand your career opportunities with a master’s degree from a top-ranked, world-class university.
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Enjoy Flexible Online Learning
Take advantage of online instruction in a part-time program tailored for working professionals. Use interactive classroom technology to connect with your instructors and fellow students.
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Learn from World-Class Faculty
Learn from UW faculty and senior supply chain professionals and industry leaders with extensive knowledge and experience working on real world supply chain management issues.
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Program Impact
Our graduates report that their degree has helped accelerate their careers.
Data based on responses to a survey sent to 2015-2018 graduates.
“New technologies and business innovations are transforming transportation and logistics, and this degree program keeps supply chain professionals ahead of the curve.”
— ANNE GOODCHILD
Professor and Academic Director
Master of Supply Chain Transportation & Logistics
