Center for Transportation and Logistics (MIT CTL)

MIT CTL offers a Supply Chain Management master's in two delivery formats: 

10-month on-campus residential cohort 

The 10-month residential master's program is designed for early-career supply chain professionals who want to return to school to receive advanced, specialized training in supply chain management combined with coursework in executive leadership and communication. 

Blended program cohort - a hybrid option for MITx MicroMasters® Program (MMx) credential holders

The Blended cohort option was developed to provide an alternative pathway to an SCM master's degree to non-traditional students who may not have a professional or academic background in supply chain areas. It is open to learners who have successfully completed the MITx MicroMasters® Program in Supply Chain Management and wish to build on their credential to earn a master's degree in SCM in just five months on campus at MIT.

To learn more about the residential and blended SCM options, visit the MIT SCM web site.

Global programs

CTL created the MIT Global Supply Chain and Logistics Excellence (SCALE) Network in 2005 to connect faculty, researchers, students, and affiliated companies from six centers on four continents with opportunities to collaborate on supply chain and logistics innovations with global applications. The SCALE supply chain management master's degree programs, modeled on the MIT SCM curriculum and taught in English by top researchers and faculty in the field, provide additional opportunities to earn a top SCM master's in Europe or Southeast Asia, at varying program costs.

Graduate Certificate

MIT CTL also offers a Graduate Certificate in Logistics and Supply Chain (GCLOG), open to highly-qualified students working toward master's degrees at top universities in Latin America and Africa.

To learn more about the SCALE and GCLOG program options, visit the MIT SCALE web site.

Scholarships Offered:

Yes. Most MIT SCM students receive some fellowship funding to offset tuition costs. In addition to grants and fellowships funded by CTL, SCM students are eligible to be considered for grants and endowed fellowships available to the larger MIT community.