How do I find a capstone project for the SCMb program?

To find a capstone project for the Blended Master's in Supply Chain Management Program (SCMb), it is recommended that you identify a need or challenge that could be addressed within the field of supply chain management. This need or challenge can come from your professional or personal background, leveraging your expertise and interests in the field.

One resource you can refer to is a document titled "MIT Masters SCM Students Finding Capstone Projects." This document contains short reflections from 2017 SCMb students on how they found their capstone projects. It can provide you with insights and ideas on the process of identifying and selecting a suitable project. You can access the PDF using this link

By reading the reflections of previous SCMb students, you can gain inspiration and guidance on various approaches and sources for finding capstone projects. It is important to consider projects that align with your interests, expertise, and the goals of the SCMb program.

Additionally, it is recommended to reach out to the program faculty, advisors, and industry professionals who may have insights or connections related to potential capstone projects. They can provide guidance, suggest project ideas, or connect you with relevant organizations or companies where you can work on real-world supply chain challenges.

Overall, the process of finding a capstone project for the SCMb program involves identifying a need or challenge, leveraging your background and interests, and exploring available resources and connections to identify suitable project opportunities.