Master of Applied Science in Supply Chain Management (MASc-SCM, residential SCMr)

Entry requirements

Accepted English tests

Required if English is not the official language of your country: IELTS (minimum 7) or TOEFL iBT (minimum 100). Waiver may be requested only if you received an undergraduate or advanced degree from an English-speaking college or university. The MIT Graduate Admissions listing (https://oge.mit.edu/programs/supply-chain-management-residential/) additionally lists Duolingo 135 and Cambridge C1/C2 190 as minimum scores - not mentioned on the programme page.

Other requirements

Quantitative requirement: applicants complete the MITx course SC0x Supply Chain Analytics as a verified learner and must score 85% or higher to use it in lieu of the GMAT/GRE; alternatively they may submit GMAT or GRE instead of SC0x (no minimum score published). Programme page: "at least three years of relevant experience, but we encourage learners from all different backgrounds to apply"; relevant work experience weighs heavily. Statement of objectives (500 words or fewer), two recommendations, current resume, two-minute video introduction, unofficial transcripts from all undergraduate and graduate programmes (official copies if admitted), application fee USD 90 (per MIT Graduate Admissions listing). Ten-month, on-campus programme of 90 units: Master of Applied Science (MASc-SCM, 9-unit capstone) or Master of Engineering (MEng-SCM, 12-unit thesis). A separate blended pathway (SCMb, five months in residence) requires the MITx MicroMasters in SCM. No minimum GPA or China-specific requirement published.