Supply Chain Management Blended

Supply Chain Management Blended

77 Massachusetts Avenue
Building E40-383
Cambridge MA, 02139

617-258-7569
scm-admissions@mit.edu

Website:
Supply Chain Management Blended

Application Opens:
September 1

Deadline:
Round 1: January 10, 2027 at 11:59 PM Eastern Time
Round 2: June 19, 2027 at 11:59 PM Eastern Time

Fee:
$90.00

STEM Designation:
STEM Eligible

Early Spring Term (January)

 

Master of Applied Science in Supply Chain Management
Master of Engineering in Supply Chain Management

 

The program is part of the MIT SCALE Global Network which includes the following locations:

  • MIT Center for Transportation & Logistics in Cambridge, MA, USA
  • Zaragoza Logistics Center in Zaragoza, Spain
  • Malaysia Institute For Supply Chain Innovation in Shah Alam, Malaysia
  • Ningbo Supply Chain Innovation Institute China in Ningbo, China
  • Luxembourg Centre for Logistics in Luxembourg

  • Completed MicroMasters Program Certificates are valid for up to 3 years after their issue as valid in an application to the Blended Supply Chain Master’s Program.

Applicants are required to complete the MITx MicroMasters Credential in Supply Chain Management in order to apply, including the five online courses and the comprehensive final exam:

  • Supply Chain Analytics – SC0x
  • Supply Chain Fundamentals – SC1x
  • Supply Chain Design – SC2x
  • Supply Chain Dynamics – SC3x
  • Supply Chain Technology and Systems – SC4x
  • Comprehensive Final Exam – CFx

Application Requirements

  • Online application
  • Two letters of recommendation
  • Transcripts
  • English proficiency exam scores – international applicants only
  • CV or Resume
  • Video statement

For all applicants:

The Graduate Record Examination (GRE) is not accepted. You may not provide GRE test scores in lieu of MicroMasters Credential.


For international applicants:

All international applicants are required to submit valid English Language Proficiency (ELP) test scores unless an applicant meets the eligibility requirements for an automatic exemption from the ELP Test Score requirement. Please see the accepted score types for applicants to the SCMB program and instructions on how to send your scores to MIT below.

International English Language Testing System (IELTS)

  • Minimum score required: 7
  • Electronic scores send to: MIT Graduate Admissions

Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL)

  • Minimum score required: 100 (iBT) or 5 (iBT26)
  • Institute code: 3514
  • Department code: 99

Duolingo English Test (DET)

  • Minimum score required: 135
  • Electronic scores send to: Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Graduate Admissions
  • Current scores only; scores must be less than 2 years old

 Cambridge English Qualification (C1 Advanced or C2 Proficiency exams)

  • Minimum score required: 185
  • Electronic scores may be sent to: MIT Graduate Admissions

Department ELP Waiver Policy

SCM offers ELP test score waivers for eligible applicants. While applicants should plan to submit ELP test scores from one of the approved test providers listed in the Standardized Tests Instructions dropdown, applicants may request an ELP waiver via email.

Review the Graduate Admissions test scores policy here.


Test Score Verification

All test scores shared with MIT must be verified by the testing agency in order to be reviewed. If you do not see your score verification status change upon submission, you may request assistance with test score verification in your application status portal.

Department Fee Waiver Policy:

SCM offers Fee Waivers for eligible applicants. Instructions for fee waiver requests are available in the application.

 

The MIT Center for Transportation & Logistics (CTL) provides a number of partial fellowship opportunities specifically for SCM students. All applicants who indicate interest in fellowship and grant opportunities on their MIT graduate application will be considered for these awards. Please note that some awards are available only to SCMb or SCMr applicants.

All awards are made by the admissions committee based on application materials, interviews, and references. Notification of awards are made either at the time of admission or shortly thereafter, unless otherwise specified.

The SCM program requires full-time enrollment for all master’s students; as such, we do not provide opportunities for work during the program and do not provide financial support for positions such as Research Assistant (RA) and Teaching Assistant (TA).

 

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