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The Dual Challenge of Supply Chain Education in 2026

What educators are prioritizing, redesigning, and struggling with right now, based on the first edition of Inchainge’s Annual Trends in Education Survey!

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The Dual Challenge of Supply Chain Education in 2026

What educators are prioritizing, redesigning, and struggling with right now, based on the first edition of Inchainge’s Annual Trends in Education Survey!

Register for free

The Dual Challenge of Supply Chain Education in 2026

Tuesday, March 31st 2026

15:30-17:00 CEST (Amsterdam, UTC+2), 9:30 - 11:00 (EDT Miami, UTC-4)

Wherever you are... Online!

The panel of educators will be announced soon, stay tuned!

Supply Chain educators are under growing pressure. Courses must stay aligned with fast-moving industry practices, while teaching methods, AI, and EdTech continue to evolve. At the same time, class sizes increase, workloads intensify, and expectations from students and institutions rise.

In this live webinar, we unpack the reality behind these pressures using insights from 114 SCM educators across more than 80 universities worldwide. Based on Inchainge’s Annual Trends in Education Survey, this session explores how educators are actually spending their time, what challenges demand the most attention, and why so many courses are being redesigned today.

You’ll hear data-driven insights, peer perspectives, and practical reflections from a panel of experienced educators, who will be announced soon, on how they are navigating relevance, engagement, assessment, and scale in 2026.

What you’ll gain from this session:

 

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A clear view of how SCM educators balance teaching, course design, and assessment
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The biggest challenges educators face in keeping courses relevant and students engaged
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Why AI and new technologies are influencing course redesign decisions
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Which teaching resources educators prioritize to support engagement and assessment at scale

Who should attend

  • SCM course leads and program directors
  • Educators teaching Bachelor’s and Master’s level supply chain courses
  • Anyone responsible for keeping curricula relevant in a rapidly changing field

This webinar is brought to you by the Inchainge Connect Educator Series:

 For and by Inchainge’s global community of educators and program managers in higher education. Where we bring all the trending topics in higher education up to discussion!

 

Speakers (Stay tuned)

Join the live discussion and be part of the conversation shaping Supply Chain Education!

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