Master of Supply Chain Management and Logistics (MSCM)

UM's MSCM at the Asper School of Business runs 2 to 4 years and includes a four-month graduate co-op placement or an applied project. UM notes Manitoba is a continental transportation and logistics hub with over 4,300 businesses in the sector. Entry to co-op is competitive; students not accepted into co-op, or already employed, complete the applied project instead. UM reports an average graduate salary of CAD 85,000 and a 46% average salary increase. What the fee covers: the international full-time rate. UM's 2026-2027 MSCM schedule states an international programme fee of CAD 11,732.72 per term, charged in Terms 1 and 2 of Year 1 and again in Terms 4 and 5 of Year 2, so this per-year figure genuinely repeats across both years. Fee year: 2026-27. English requirement as published: IELTS 6.5 Academic, or TOEFL iBT 86, or an equivalent taken within the past two years. Before you budget: unlike UM's MSc and MEng, this is not a one-off first-year charge. Two years of tuition come to roughly CAD 46,930, which puts it outside a INR 25 lakh total budget once living costs are added. A GMAT or GRE is required unless you hold a four-year Canadian degree with a GPA of 3.3 or higher — a real obstacle if you studied in India. The GMAT minimum is 550 with the quantitative section at the 60th percentile or higher, and you need a minimum 3.0 GPA on the last 60 credit hours. Additional programme-specific fees on the 2026-27 schedule: co-op work term fee CAD 5,516.56, applied project fee CAD 5,516.56, and an endowment fee of CAD 397.08 per term. MISHP health insurance at CAD 1,320 a year is compulsory. The fee is confirmed on UM's schedule; the programme page has not been separately verified.