Can a supply chain master's accept applicants whose prior degree is unrelated but who have relevant procurement experience?
Yes, a supply chain master’s may accept applicants whose first degree is in an unrelated subject, particularly when they have relevant procurement or supply chain experience. Admission depends on the university and programme; some may require specific academic subjects, quantitative preparation, professional experience, or evidence of English proficiency.
Key points
- Procurement experience can demonstrate relevant industry knowledge and motivation.
- Admissions teams may also assess academic performance, analytical skills, and readiness for postgraduate study.
- Check the programme’s official entry requirements and ask whether your experience satisfies any professional or subject prerequisites.
Things to check
- Requirements vary by university, country, programme type, and academic year.
- Relevant experience can strengthen an application but does not guarantee admission.