Equipping students to develop creative solutions, to be meticulous enough to convert data into actionable decisions, and become skilled at managing the impact those decisions have on all supply chain stakeholders.
Fall 2025 Application closed, will reopen in Spring 2026
The supply chain management program at the Gies College of Business is set apart by its STEM designation. In a highly competitive job market, STEM designated SCM degree programs distinguish candidates with interdisciplinary technical and mathematical skills, business acumen for solving complex business challenges and bold expertise for navigating unknowns in the future of business.
The supply chain management program is the only Gies undergraduate degree program that requires a separate application process.
Applicants must be current Gies Business students at a sophomore or junior standing and have a minimum 3.25 GPA.
Applications closed for the Supply Chain Management Program, Fall 2025; will reopen in Spring 2026
Please contact Professor Mili Mehrotra, Director of SCM (milim@illinois.edu) or Emma Fellabaum, Program and Events Assistant (emmacf@illinois.edu) with any questions.
Check out upcoming events and info sessions that are available for Supply Chain Management students. Register on our event page!
Case Competition: Audience Registration, Registration closes Nov. 6th.
Site Visit: Lafayette, IN, Fri, Nov 07, 2025, 7 AM — 4 PM
Site Visit Update: We are almost to capacity (35 students) for our Subaru Visit! This event is available on a first-come, first-served basis for undergraduate students in SCM; registration closes on Nov. 2nd.
Case Competition: Nov 13, 2025, BIF 2007, 5 PM — 8 PM
Office Hours
Take advantage of all that the Supply Chain Management major has to offer this month! Socialize with classmates, learn more about the Case Competition, and network with industry professionals.
The Supply Chain Management Association (SCMA) is a student-led organization that empowers members through professional development, mentoring, social engagement, and community involvement. Through these pillars, SCMA provides members with the knowledge and skills to succeed in supply chain management.