Admissions

1 Admission Requirements

The minimum program entrance requirements are:

• A baccalaureate degree from an accredited institution.
• A 2.75 grade point average on a 4.0 scale. Applicants with a GPA below 2.75 may be considered for provisional admission and should contact the program coordinator for more information. 

Graduate Record Examination (GRE) scores are NOT required for application to the supply chain management graduate program.

2 To apply, submit the following:

1. UW-Green Bay Graduate application ($56.00 application fee)
2. Official transcripts from colleges and universities previously attended. Electronic transcripts must be sent to UW-Green Bay Admissions at uwgb@uwgb.edu directly from the institution that issued the transcript.
   • If you attended less than 9 credits you do not have to send an official transcript unless the courses completed were pre-requisites for the program. Study abroad transcripts are not required if a student attended an international University for one or fewer semesters. UW-Green Bay retains the right to request additional official transcripts from all/or additional postsecondary institutions of higher learning attended by an applicant. 
3. A 200-300 word Statement of Interest in the program. Describe your qualifications and professional experiences.
4. Resume. Your resume can be uploaded as part of your application or emailed to gradstu@uwgb.edu.
5. Two Professional Recommendations: Two letters of professional evaluation from people who can assess your potential and motivation to use this program as a developmental accelerator for both personal and organizational impact. Each reference letter must come directly from the reference and be sent directly to the Office of Graduate Studies email, gradstu@uwgb.edu, or mailed to:
   UW-Green Bay
   Office of Graduate Studies
   2420 Nicolet Drive
   Green Bay, WI 54311

3 For international students:

This program is 100% online. International students are welcome to apply for and enroll in the program. However, they are unable to apply for an F-1 or J-1 visa based on enrollment in this program. In addition to the application materials, international students will also need to provide the following documentation:

• A test of English proficiency (TOEFL or IELTS or the Duolingo English Test).
• Course-by-course transcript evaluation from a professional evaluation service currently recognized by NACES. UW-Green Bay recommends one of the following evaluation services:
  • World Education Services (WES)
  • Educational Credential Evaluators (ECE)

MS in Supply Chain Management – Frequently Asked Questions

• What is the MS in Supply Chain Management?

The MS in Supply Chain Management is a fully online graduate program designed for working professionals who want to build advanced skills in supply chain strategy, operations, and decision-making across industries.

• How is the MS in Supply Chain Management structured?

The program is delivered in a fully online, accelerated format and organized into five 7-week blocks. Students complete two focused courses at a time, allowing them to stay engaged and maintain momentum while balancing work and personal commitments.

• How long does it take to complete the program?

Students can complete the MS in Supply Chain Management in as little as one year, depending on their start point and progression through the five 7-week blocks.

• When can I start the program?

While the program begins each fall, students may start at multiple entry points throughout the year, aligned with the program’s 7-week block schedule.

• Is the program fully online?

Yes. The MS in Supply Chain Management is 100% online, with no required in-person meetings. This allows students to complete coursework from anywhere while continuing to work full-time.

• What are stackable graduate certificates?

Stackable graduate certificates are embedded credentials within the degree program. As students complete coursework, they earn certificates that recognize specialized supply chain skills while also counting toward the full master’s degree.

• Can I work full time while completing the program?

Yes. The two-courses-at-a-time, 7-week block format is intentionally designed to support professionals working full-time.

• Who is the MS in Supply Chain Management designed for?

The program is designed for working professionals and emerging leaders across manufacturing, logistics, operations, procurement, transportation, and related fields, as well as those looking to transition into supply chain roles.

• Do I need a supply chain or business background to apply?

No. The program welcomes students from diverse academic and professional backgrounds. Coursework is designed to build both foundational and advanced supply chain knowledge.

• What skills will I gain in the MS in Supply Chain Management?

Students develop skills in:

• Supply chain strategy and operations

• Logistics and transportation management

• Data-informed decision-making

• Process improvement and problem-solving

• Cross-functional collaboration

• Does my employer offer tuition reimbursement?

Many employers provide tuition reimbursement or professional development funding for graduate education. Students are encouraged to check with their employer about available benefits.

• How do I apply to the MS in Supply Chain Management?

Applicants can apply online. Admission requirements, deadlines, and application steps are outlined on the program’s admissions page.