Supply Chain and Logistics Management MBA track now offers fully online and blended online and in-person options
Watch the video above to hear directly from Oregon State MBA alumni on how the program helped them obtain – and advance – their careers.
When choosing an MBA program, you’re looking for one that will position you well for your career goals, provide valuable learning experiences, and help you build a network of like-minded peers who will support you throughout your career.
“I have a job that I love for a company that I’m passionate about, and I think the biggest thing for me is that having this degree opened doors that were not otherwise open,” says Ian Baker.
But you’re also looking for an educational environment that fits your needs. Whether that’s the flexibility of online learning or one that pairs that flexibility with in-person experiences, Oregon State University has the options you crave.
Now, you can have it all.
In addition to the on-campus method of delivery in Corvallis, Oregon, Oregon State’s MBA in Supply Chain and Logistics Management program has expanded its offerings to better meet the needs of working professionals. The program now offers a fully online option through top-ranked Oregon State Ecampus, as well as a hybrid model with classes delivered online and in person right in your backyard in the OSU Portland Center at Pioneer Square in downtown Portland, Oregon, or in Bend, Oregon.
Known for its high level of faculty involvement, the Oregon State MBA program connects OSU College of Business’ world-class faculty with students for personalized support and ample networking opportunities – no matter where you live.
“What I liked most about my experience with the MBA program was the student and teacher interaction.”
Take the next step in your career with the Oregon State MBA, 100% online or in a hybrid format.
Now’s the time to advance your career – learn how the MBA in Supply Chain and Logistics Management can help you build a network of peers and set you up for career success.
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“What I liked most about my experience with the MBA program was the student and teacher interaction,” says MBA alumna Rachel Salazar, who works as a senior procurement manager at BIOTRONIK in Portland. “It was really important to me to have an interaction with students and faculty from all over the world with different global viewpoints, because I knew I wanted to work for a company that was located in other countries and had a global footprint.”
Graduates of the supply chain and logistics management option are uniquely positioned for jobs in services and manufacturing industries, including leadership roles in operations, logistics and supply chain management.
“The MBA program prepared me for my current role by providing an environment where we’re critically assessing case studies, looking at companies that are on the cutting edge across many different industries,” says MBA alum Ian Baker, who works as an innovation manager for Nike, Inc. near Portland. “The MBA program helped me to have the right mindset that allows you to think outside of the constraints that you’re provided. We are creating new ways of working together, collaborating with teams that are truly global and across functions that are typically siloed.”
