Business Administration B.S./Supply Chain Management M.S.

Earn both your bachelor's and master's degrees in less time and set yourself up for supply chain and project management careers. 

The supply chain management accelerated program allows Towson University undergraduates to complete their undergraduate and graduate degrees in a shorter time frame. This program works especially well with majors and minors in the College of Business and Economics.

In the accelerated鈥疊.S./M.S. program, students take up to three 600- to 700-level courses (9 units) in place of certain undergraduate courses, which count toward both B.S. and M.S. degrees.  Suggested course replacements are outlined below: 

Business Administration major, Project Management concentration (most flexibility): 

  • EBTM 604 in place of EBTM 343
  • EBTM 610 in place of EBTM 365鈥�
  • EBTM 735 in place of EBTM 462鈥�
  • EBTM 730 in place of EBTM 454鈥�
  • EBTM 720 in place of EBTM 350

Business Systems and Processes major: 

  • EBTM 610 in place of EBTM 365  
  • EBTM 740 in place of EBTM 340  
  • EBTM 730 in place of BSAP elective 

Business Analytics: 

  • EBTM 610 in place of EBTM 365
  • EBTM 720 in place of EBTM 350
  • Supply chain graduate course in place of Analytics elective

Other Towson University majors or minors: 

  • Contact Program Director for individualized course plan 

A bachelor鈥檚 degree is awarded after all the bachelor鈥檚 degree requirements are met, normally in the fourth year. The M.S. in supply chain management degree is awarded at the completion of the remaining graduate courses.

Project, Program, Portfolio Management Graduate Certificate

Students interested in project, portfolio, and program management may consider the accelerated B.S./Graduate Certificate program. In this option, students take up to two 600- to 700-level courses (6 units) in place of certain undergraduate courses, which count toward both a B.S. degree and a post-baccalaureate graduate certificate. Interested students should contact the Program Director for an individualized course plan.

鈥� As I began to take graduate classes during my time as an undergrad, I loved being surrounded by classmates with such a similar passion for Supply Chain as me, some already with professional career experience. Getting to take these courses early on helped open doors to internships and research opportunities, and it affirmed my goal of a Supply Chain career. 鈥�

Sadie Barrett, B.S./M.S. Student

Eligibility 

In order to participate in the accelerated B.S./M.S. program, students must meet all of the following requirements: 

  1. Be admitted to an undergraduate major at Towson University.
  2. Must have completed 60 undergraduate credits.
  3. Have a 3.0 or higher overall GPA.
  4. Admission to the accelerated program is limited and competitive. Students not admitted in the current semester can reapply for admission in future semesters.

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  1. Students who meet the above requirements can apply by filling out the Accelerated B.S./M.S. Application Form (PDF) and submitting it to or the Business Analytics and Technology Management Department in Stephens Hall, Room 301. Students may also use the "Request Information" button on the Accelerated Programs webpage to apply and/or seek information about the program.
  2. During their senior year, students must complete an online graduate application with the University Admissions Office. Admission to the graduate program is based on meeting the overall undergraduate GPA requirement of 3.0 and earning a 鈥淏鈥� or better in each graduate course taken as part of the combined program. There is no graduate admission application fee for accelerated students.
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 鈥淭he program is amazing. It pushed me to take as many opportunities as I could before I graduated.鈥� More Information

Degree Requirements

View all in the undergraduate catalog.

Learn More 

  • To learn more about our accelerated program in supply chain management and how it can jump start your career, watch our .
  • To learn how students benefit from earning a bachelor's and master's degree in as little as five years, read about our unique dual degree program.

View our printable information sheets about the program: 

Questions

Questions about the application process or the program should be addressed to the Graduate Program Director:

Stella Tomasi, Ph.D.

410-704-3031