Master of Science (MSc) – Operations and Supply Chain Management

This Master of Science program focuses on Operations and Supply Chain Management, equipping students with expertise in data-driven decision-making for optimizing supply chains in the age of artificial intelligence. The program covers strategies, practices, and tools for demand forecasting, procurement, planning, inventory management, warehousing, transportation, and logistics network design. It also delves into concepts and tools for continuous improvement, such as Lean management systems and problem-solving approaches. Students will develop strong analytical skills through basic research training. The program offers a supervised project stream leading to professional specialization in areas like transportation, ERP systems, project management, sustainability, or applied AI, or a thesis stream with doctoral-level courses that can align with PhD aspirations. International students can also access French language courses and the 'Experience Quebec' course to aid integration into the local job market.

Curriculum

The program requires 45 credits and can be completed over 16 to 24 months, offering a choice between a thesis or a supervised project stream. Both streams involve coursework and a final component (thesis or project).

1. Year 1 (example for Thesis Stream)
   • Continuous Improvement and Lean ManagementOPER 60521A
   • Optimization of Logistics NetworksOPER 60520A
   • Supply Chain Management: Fundamentals and TrendsOPER 60515A

Careers

This program prepares graduates for high-ranking positions in logistics and operations management, with nearly 100% employment. Graduates are well-prepared to implement improvements in organizations and apply their skills directly in their roles.

• Advisor – Continuous Improvement
• Demand Planner
• Distribution Manager
• Logistics Analyst
• Operations Director
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