University of Southern California
– Marshall School of Business

About the School

The University of Southern California Marshall School of Business is one of the top-ranked business schools in the United States, housed in one of the world’s premier private research institutions.

Programs Offered

USC Marshall offers a comprehensive range of undergraduate and graduate programs to develop future business leaders, innovators, and entrepreneurs for a rapidly-changing, global marketplace. USC Marshall’s dynamic portfolio of MBA programs, specialized master’s degrees, and graduate programs sharpen business fundamentals, technological fluency, and leadership skills while seamlessly integrating real-world learning experiences to prepare students at every stage of their career. All undergraduate and MBA programs at Marshall carry a STEM designation.

For information on graduate programs, visit USC Marshall’s website.

Programs Offered to NMIMS SBM Students

MS in Global Supply Chain Management

USC Marshall’s Master of Science in Global Supply Chain Management program uniquely prepares students for an increasingly global, complex, and ever-evolving world in supply chain management.

Students will begin their academic journey at NMIMS, completing the first year of the MBA program with a strong foundation in business management, leadership, and strategy. They will then continue their studies at USC Marshall to pursue an MS in Global Supply Chain Management, focusing on advanced topics such as supply chain network design, Lean Six Sigma, logistics, digital supply chain strategies, and sustainability.

This streamlined, dual-degree program allows students to benefit from academic excellence and the complementary strengths of both institutions. Graduates will be equipped with a comprehensive business management background from NMIMS and specialized expertise in global supply chain management from USC, preparing them for leadership roles in global corporations and supply chain-focused industries.

MS in Global Supply Chain Management program is actively supported by USC Marshall Randall R. Kendrick Global Supply Chain Institute which helps to connect students with industry leaders, facilitate experiential learning, and enhance career development through alumni and corporate partnerships. The Institute collaborates with faculty to align curriculum with industry trends, supports research and thought leadership, and engages an executive board to provide strategic guidance. Together, these efforts elevate the academic experience and global impact of the program.

Reputation and Rankings

USC Marshall is recognized for its strong academic curriculum and notable rankings across its programs. For more information about rankings visit Marshall’s website

Facilities and Resources

USC’s strategic location in Los Angeles, a global hub for innovation, creativity, and diversity, provides its students unrivaled opportunities to learn from premier companies in international trade, finance, real estate, technology, entrepreneurship, digital media, entertainment, sports, and more. From Silicon Beach to Hollywood, Los Angeles is a living laboratory that attracts many of the brightest minds, creating a dynamic international community that offers boundless opportunities for innovation and impact.

Research and Faculty

USC Marshall brings together dynamic minds, industry leaders, and ambitious students to create an exceptional learning ecosystem and community like none other. Students have a direct pipeline to renowned faculty across diverse disciplines who are dedicated to cutting-edge research, industry practice, and collaborative teaching. Marshall’s learning experience is also enriched with access to prominent industry executives and global thought leaders to provide a deeply relevant and impactful business education for today’s marketplace.

Admission Requirements Fees & Scholarship

For more information about admissions requirements, fees and scholarships, visit USC Marshall’s Website.

Industry Connections

The Trojan Network is legendary for its ability to open doors. With over 101,000 Marshall alumni and 500,000 USC alumni worldwide, the network provides valuable opportunities to link students to influential business leaders across all industries.