How much does the Blended Master's of SCM cost? Is financial aid available?

The total cost of the Blended Master's in Supply Chain Management Program (SCMb) includes several components and may vary, depending on various circumstances. An explanation and calculation of the total costs follows. All costs listed with "$" are in USD; all costs with "€" are in EUR.

To apply for admission to the SCMb Master's program, you must first complete the MITx MicroMasters Program in Supply Chain Management, earning its Program Credential. The cost for the MicroMasters Program is as follows:

• Course fees: $199 for the first course and $299 for the remaining four courses
• Proctored comprehensive final exam: $299

The MicroMasters courses are available for purchase both altogether, as a program bundle, and separately, as individual courses. Purchased separately, the total cost for the program's courses is $1,694. Purchased altogether in the Program Bundle, the program costs $1,524.60, reflecting a 10% discount. The cost of completing the MicroMasters Program will increase if any courses must be re-taken.

The costs for the SCMb degree program at MIT in Cambridge for the 2023-2024 cohort are as follows. Student Living Expenses are estimated based on expense reports from the class of 2023.

Tuition: $49,200
Student Life Fee: $203
Extended Health Insurance: $1,619
Estimated Living Expenses (5 months – Housing and Food): $14,655
Books and Supplies: $700
Additional Dependent Expenses: $5,000 – $10,000+
Total: $71,377 – $76,377+

Summary of Estimated Total Cost for the SCMb program at MIT in Cambridge:

• MicroMasters Program Credential: $1,524.60 – $1,694
• Blended Master's degree program: $71,377 – $76,377
• Total Cost: Approximately $72,901 – $78,071 

For the Blended SCM Masters degree at Zaragoza, the tuition is currently set at 17,700€, and does not include living expenses. Living expenses vary based on individual circumstances, but currently a budget of €600 ($650) per month for living expenses is recommended for single students.

Financial Assistance

At present, there is no financial aid available through the MIT Center for Transportation and Logistics. However, limited scholarships may be available for students from Arab League nations through the Al Ghurair Open Learning Scholars Program. You can find more information about this scholarship program here: Al Ghurair Open Learning Scholars Program.

Please note that tuition fees and financial assistance options may change over time. It is always the responsibility of applicants and students to double-check that they possess up-to-date and correct information. We very strongly recommend visiting the official website and/or contacting the SCM admissions team.