

Master Degree - Supply Chain Management

Supply Chain Management
The rise of the East and the dominance of China and India, market and economic volatility, increased cost and scarcity of raw materials and energy, goods and logistics and inflation generally, increased use of technology by customers, changing nature of society and demography, awareness and action on sustainability, and concern about product safety.

Part Time Program
Thesis & None Thesis Option
2 Years
Degree Name
M.S. (Supply Chain Management)
Faculty
Martin de Tours School of Management and Economics
Department
Supply Chain Management

First Semester:
June - October
Second Semester:
November - February
MSc. in Supply Chain Management
Assumption University offers Master’s program in Supply Chain Management.
MSc SCM Admission 2020 (as of 14 June 2020)
Semester 2/2020 (Nov. 2020 – Feb. 2021)
Application period: Now – July 17, 2020Interview Date: July 18, 2020
Interview Result: July 23, 2020
Registration Date: July 29-31, 2020
Foundation Course Begins: August 8, 2020
Semester Begins: October 31, 2020
For more information, please contact MSc.Supply Chain Management Program, Martin de Tours School of Management and Economics, Hua Mak campus, D.bldg., 6th floor, Tel. 02-3004543-62 Ext. 1155.
Email: scm_abac@au.edu, piyawanptt@msme.au.edu
Website: http://www.scm.au.edu
Hear the Voice
From Alumni

Import - Export Project Division Manager,
Central Group
Assumption University of Thailand has helped me gain the knowledge I need which is applicable and favorable to my current job as a division manager. Moreover, it has encouraged me to improve systematic thinking, strategic planning, and sound/right decision making and to boost my self-confidence. All the skills and knowledge I have gained from this university are great contributory factors to my success at a young age.
Ms. Katesarin Keekat

Import - General Manager,
Sumisho Global Logistics (Thailand) Co., Ltd.
I am working for the logistics service provider company (LSP). The classes have provided me the knowledge of the relationship between SCM and logistics. Why and how are logistics activities generated? What are the users’ perspectives on LSP? You can find the answers to these questions through the theoretical classes and practical experiences afforded by the course to its students.
Mr. Yuichi Tadotoro

M.Sc. SCM student Batch 18,
I choose M.Sc. (SCM) at Assumption University because I want to learn more about Supply Chain Management. As Supply Chain grows globally, I can follow my dreams to build a business career in SCM. Also, I find Assumption University an excellent school of managem ent which helps increase skills and knowledge.