Supply Chain Management

Accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business International—the highest standard of achievement for business schools worldwide.

• Personalize your curriculum to match your goals
• Build confidence and skill through applied project work and real-world case studies—an experience-oriented approach that makes Northeastern University a global leader in education
• Study in person on our beautiful campus in Boston—a global business hub with a diverse and vibrant culture
• Receive expert guidance from the D’Amore-McKim Graduate Career Center
• Deepen your learning with experiential opportunities outside the classroom, such as DATA Club or IDEA
• Lay the groundwork for a future MBA—you may be able to apply completed credits toward an eligible master’s degree at Northeastern
• Qualify to apply for Optional Practical Training (OPT) as an international student through full-time study on our Boston campus

In a global and digital business world, learning new business skills—and refreshing existing ones-will be critical to advancing your career. Earning your Graduate Certificate in Supply Chain Management equips you with the specialized, strategic knowledge that companies value and demonstrates your commitment to professional development. Your new skill set can serve as a stepping stone to a more significant supply chain role, depending on your work experience.

Experience is the signature feature of a Northeastern education. Your courses for the Graduate Certificate in Supply Chain Management will center on case studies and applied project work, allowing you to learn from the experience of top companies and hone your skills in a team setting. You can also strengthen your business knowledge outside the classroom through unique applied opportunities:

• DATA Club
• Data KIPS
• IDEA, Northeastern’s student-led venture accelerator

Our admissions process operates on a rolling basis, and we recommend that you complete your application early to maximize your chances of securing enrollment.

*Final deadline for international applicants needing a new F-1 or J-1 visa

To apply, log in—or create an account—on our application portal, choose your program, and answer a few questions. You’ll need to submit:

• Application form

• A personal statement (<=500 words)

• Resumé

• One letter of recommendation

• Academic transcript(s) from all undergraduate and graduate schools attended

• Kira online interview (by invitation, access provided after submitting your application)

• Optional GMAT/GRE test scores

• TOEFL, IELTS, Duolingo, or PTE Academic (if applicable)

• Passport or permanent residency card (if applicable)