COURSE CURRICULUM

The Transportation, Logistics, and Supply Chain Management program offers a comprehensive curriculum designed to prepare students for management roles in the transportation and logistics industry. In the first term, students build foundational knowledge through courses such as Transportation Systems (Distribution 1), Economic Influences on Logistics, and Logistics Processes (Distribution 2), which introduce the core concepts of transportation networks, the economic factors affecting logistics, and the detailed operations of distribution systems. Communication Strategies and Introduction to Computers equip students with essential communication and technical skills, while Introduction to Supply Chain Management and Project Management Fundamentals provide a broad understanding of supply chain operations and the basics of managing projects effectively. In the second term, the focus shifts toward professional development with Success and Professionalism and Communication for the Workplace, along with Business Mathematics to strengthen quantitative skills. Project Management Plan and Estimate teaches students how to develop practical project plans and budgets, and Transportation Law covers legal aspects relevant to the industry. The third term deepens expertise with Integrated Logistics, focusing on the coordination of supply chain activities to improve efficiency. Communication for Business enhances business communication abilities, and Project Management Risk addresses risk assessment and mitigation in projects. The program culminates in an Applied Capstone Project, allowing students to integrate and apply their learning in a real-world context. Throughout the program, emphasis is placed on developing strong communication, analytical, and project management skills essential for success in dynamic logistics environments. Graduates are well-prepared to lead and optimize transportation and supply chain operations, making them valuable assets to employers in shipping, freight forwarding, warehousing, and broader supply chain sectors. This well-rounded education positions students for rewarding careers in an ever-evolving industry.