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ZLOG Vs Ross MSCM

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by vivek1110 » Mon May 09, 2011 7:17 am
I know this is more of a forum for the MBA blokes, but I just wonder if any of you know much about these two programs. Both are Master's programs in Supply Chain management.

ZLOG: It's a masters degree in SCM given by MIT and Univ of Zaragoza.

Ross MSCM: Univ of Michigan's Ross school of business's relatively new version of the same program.

I'm not sure if any of you have thought of applying here, or if you guys have done any research on the two programs. I'm having a tough time making a call between the two programs, oh and I've always wanted to pursue a career in SCM, so both these courses are great for me. I'm just not sure which is better though. Your 2 cents please :)
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