Master of Science in Supply Chain Engineering

This coursework master's degree is offered by the mechanical and aerospace engineering school at NTU. It responds to the growing complexity of the supply chains in which Singapore-based firms take part, and it aims to meet the needs of manufacturers and service providers alike. The programme equips students to manage supply chains from end to end, covering procurement, inventory control, warehousing and transport. Students may pursue a dissertation project in place of two courses, and those on the dissertation option typically need about 1.5 years to finish. NTU PACE offers a related FlexiMasters focused on smart supply chains, with co-funding from SkillsFuture Singapore for eligible Singaporeans and permanent residents. The programme is open full-time and part-time, and applications for the August 2027 intake run from October 2026 until the end of March 2027.