Supply Chain & Operations Careers
The Carlson School shapes in-demand supply chain and operations (SCO) talent, whose expertise is sought by employers spanning a variety of industries. The Carlson MBA program offers a curriculum led by the most active researchers in the country, and connects students with leading employers seeking candidates to fulfill a wide variety of supply chain opportunities.
Career Opportunities
The following are among a wide array of employers that recruit Carlson MBA students for supply chain management or operations roles:






Alumni Network
Carlson MBA graduates are leading flourishing careers at top companies.

Thomas Staggs
COO, Disney

Andrew Cecere
CEO, U.S. Bank

Michael Hoffman
Chairman, CEO & President, Toto Company

John Mulligan
COO, Target

Bennett Morgan
President & COO, Polaris
Academics
Not only do students discover the latest supply chain & operations concepts and trends in the classroom, they get opportunities to apply new lessons to emerging issues in a real-world business environment.
Popular MBA Courses
- Global Supply Chain Operations
- Project Management
- Quality Management and Lean Six Sigma
- Forecasting
- Managing Supply Chain Operations
Featured Faculty
Top-Ranked Faculty
Carlson MBA students engage with internationally renowned researchers, and an innovative supply chain curriculum that prepares them to thrive as managers and leaders. The Carlson School Supply Chain and Operations department is ranked No. 4 in the nation for research productivity.

Kevin Linderman
Curtis L. Carlson Professor in Supply Chain and Operations

Sarah Gisser
Managing Director, Carlson Consulting Enterprise
Supply Chain & Operations Beyond the Classroom
The Carlson School offers a variety of clubs and organizations for students to explore supply chain beyond the classroom and expand their networks.
Featured Clubs
Supply Chain & Operations Club
The Operations and Supply Chain Management Club strives to gain a broader understanding of the opportunities, career paths, trends, and issues in operations management. Members hear from experienced speakers, take plant tours, participate in discussion panels, interact with faculty, and more.