Master in Business Administration - Supply Chain Management

The University of St. Francis in Joliet, Illinois, combines a tradition of Franciscan values with contemporary academic programs designed to prepare students for ethical leadership and professional success. Founded in 1920, the university offers a liberal arts foundation alongside a broad range of professional and graduate programs that emphasize service, compassion and community engagement within a supportive campus culture.

With a student population of around 4,000 and an international community, the university prioritizes small class sizes, individualized attention and experiential learning. Programs span multiple disciplines and are structured to integrate academic work with practical experiences, internships and community-focused projects. Faculty mentorship and co-curricular opportunities help students develop both technical competencies and the interpersonal qualities valued by employers.

International students find a welcoming environment grounded in service-oriented values and practical career preparation. The university’s location in Joliet provides proximity to regional employers and cultural amenities while maintaining a close-knit campus atmosphere. Prospective students seeking a values-driven education that balances rigorous academics, community involvement and focused career support will discover a purpose-driven community ready to support academic growth and professional development.

The Master in Business Administration - Supply Chain Management at the University of St. Francis is a master's degree program for students who want to learn about managing supply chains. This one-year program helps students get ready for a career in management.

The curriculum includes coursework focused on real-world experience, such as case study exercises and team projects. Students learn from faculty with impressive academic credentials who are experts in the field. The program also features adult-learning activities like directed discussions and presentations.

Graduates of this program can work as Supply Chain Managers, Logistics Coordinators, Operations Managers, Procurement Specialists, or Management Analysts. They can find jobs in various industries, including manufacturing, retail, and consulting.