Undergraduate, Graduate and Executive Masters Program in Transportation & Supply Chain Management at Transportation & Supply Chain Institute (TSCI)
The University of Denver (DU) is the oldest independent university in the Rocky Mountain region. The university enrolls about 11,600 students in the undergraduate and graduate programs. The Carnegie Foundation classifies DU as a doctoral/research University with high research activity.
US News & World Report's annual college rankings for undergraduate education, released in August 2010, placed the University of Denver among the nation's top 100 universities. DU ranked 86th, tied with the University of Southern California, the University of Georgia, the University of Cincinnati and Binghamton University. DU also ranked 11th on its national universities Up-and-Comers list.
The Transportation & Supply Chain Institute (TSCI) at the University of Denver develops the next generation of transportation and supply chain leaders. TSCI partners with businesses around the world to help students advance their knowledge, careers and organizations.
The programs help develop relevant skill sets that are critical for business, provide hands-on experience and connect students with a global network of transportation and supply chain leaders.
The University of Denver and all of its academic programs are regionally accredited by The Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools.
Academic Programs
Undergraduate Programs
- BA in Transportation and Supply Chain: Gain the foundational elements needed to manage the transportation of goods and people more effectively and efficiently in the Bachelor of Arts Completion Program (designed for adults with previous college credit aiming to complete their degree). The Transportation and Supply Chain major, ranked #51 among business bachelor’s programs, offers hands-on instruction in procurement, asset management, operations planning, inventory management, public policy, economics and finance, International Trade, supply-chain logistics, and project management.
Graduate Programs
- MS in Supply Chain Management: In the master's program in Supply Chain Management, you’ll learn from industry leaders and leverage the six pillars of supply chain management (design, procurement, planning, manufacturing, logistics, and sustainability) to become a skilled problem-solver equipped with a broad, deep base of knowledge. Gain insight into a 21st century STEM approach to supply chain management that is unique to the field, while learning to leverage Six Sigma techniques to solve real supply chain problems.
- Supply Chain Management Graduate Certificate: The program starts from the beginning - teaching the basic principles of supply chain management, from sourcing to finished goods, to communicating with suppliers and customers.
Certificate Program
- Transportation & Supply Chain Operations Certificate: The Transportation and Supply Chain Operations certificate offers hands-on instruction that covers foundational elements within the transportation and supply chain industry, safety and Security issues, law and policy, economics and finance, supply-chain logistics, and transportation modalities.
Executive Masters Program
- Executive Master of Science in Transportation Management with a Concentration in Supply Chain (18 months): The Transportation and Supply Chain Institute's Executive Master of Science Degree in Transportation Management with a Concentration in Supply Chain is specifically designed to equip students with the relevant leadership skills, hands-on experience, and global network they need to become the transportation industry's next leaders.
LAST UPDATED ON Jul 28, 2023