Master in Logistics, Materials, and Supply Chain Management (Master's)

For Master in Logistics, Materials, and Supply Chain Management (Master's), tuition fees are 10,170 USD per year.

This field teaches students to manage logistics across an enterprise, from acquisitions and receiving to internal resource allocation, operations support, and delivery.

It leads to work in purchasing, inventory control, storage, just-in-time manufacturing, logistics planning, shipping, transportation, quality control, resource allocation, and budgeting.

For international students, tuition is well below the median for US programmes. The institution admits about 64% of applicants.

Arizona State University connects academic study with professional experience through research partnerships, entrepreneurship, technology transfer and industry engagement. Students can choose from fields including business, communication and media, computing and mathematics, engineering and technology, education, health and wellness, law, science, social and behavioral sciences, sustainability and STEM. ASU’s public research focus also supports discovery intended to serve communities.

Digital Immersion is part of ASU’s wider approach to serving learners through online education. Students may take most or all of their classes online and search programs by interest area and degree level. The university also supports cohort-based experiences for some online learners, bringing students together with peers, professors and mentors. Alumni connections are reflected in the outcomes associated with Barrett, The Honors College, whose students go on to graduate schools, international fellowships and positions with major companies.

ASU is based across four campuses in metropolitan Phoenix and operates additional locations in Arizona, the United States and other countries. Scottsdale’s SkySong is one of the university’s locations, while ASU’s international activity includes academic engagement, research and collaboration in more than 80 countries. International students should expect a broad university network, online study options and opportunities to connect their education with communities, research and professional settings beyond a single campus.