The DMP is a one-and half-year (full-time) or two-year (part-time) program with a single intake commencing every August. Students spend the first semester at the National University of Singapore and proceed to full time study for spring and summer terms in Atlanta, U.S.A from January to June, before returning to complete the program at the National University of Singapore.

The program is supported by a number of academic units in NUS: the NUS Business School, Faculty of Engineering (Department of Industrial and Systems Engineering), Department of Civil Engineering, Department of Mechanical Engineering, Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, School of Computing and Department of Economics (Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences). Core modules in NUS include Engineering Probability & Simulation. Electives offered include Supply Chain Management, Transport & Freight Terminal Management and International Finance. Students will also take up a Supply Chain Management Practicum Industrial Project or Supply Chain Management Research Project.

At GT, students follow a structured program by the School of Industrial and Systems Engineering. Core modules being offered include Manufacturing Systems, Warehousing Systems and Transportation & Supply Chain Systems, Electives include Engineering and Simulation.