The AWESOME/MIT Advancing Women through Education (AWE) Fellowship
Since 2018, AWESOME and the MIT Center for Transportation and Logistics (CTL) have partnered on the Advancing Women through Education (AWE) Fellowship, which provides tuition assistance for students entering the MIT Supply Chain Management master’s program. AWESOME leaders are encouraged to help a woman in their organization or network take her career to the next level by recommending she apply.
There are two pathways to an MIT master’s degree in supply chain management:
- The 10-month, fully-residential SCM program option (SCMr)
- The “Blended” SCM option (SCMb) combining online and on-campus study
To date, eight early-career women entering the 10-month residential master’s program have been selected to receive full-or partial-tuition awards through the AWE Fellowship program. Applicants are required to have a minimum of two years of relevant experience, strong quantitative skills, and demonstrated leadership potential.
Beginning in 2021, applicants to the SCM Blended program option can also apply for the AWE fellowship. MIT CTL’s blended (SCMb) program option allows learners to combine the affordable, online MITx MicroMasters credential with one semester on campus at MIT to earn a master’s in SCM. The blended program option provides an alternative pathway to an SCM master’s degree to non-traditional students, including those who may not have a professional or academic background in supply chain areas, and those who are unable to relocate for a full academic year.
Interested learners can find out more about…
MIT Supply Chain Management master’s program overview
MIT SCM Blended program option and timeline
SCM master’s admission requirements and deadlines
MITx online supply chain courses and MicroMaster’s Credential
AWESOME/MIT Advancing Women through Education AWE Fellowship
2021-2022 Academic Year
 Rachael ClarkPepsiCo, Frito-Lay North American HQ Read Bio |
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 Karoline Rueckerl BMW Read Bio |
2020-2021 Academic Year
 Namuun PurevdorjGlobal Shapers Minneapolis Read Bio |
 Priyanka Jarugumilli Associate Manager, Product Supply – Baby Care, Procter & Gamble |
 Jennie May Alternative Source Manager and Associate Manager, Pratt & Whitney Read Bio
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2019-2020 Academic Year
 Elizabeth Raman GrubbsSenior Data Analyst, The Home Depot Read Bio |
 Gabriela Lamas Oporto Senior Process Engineer, Johnson & Johnson Read Bio |