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Executive Master of Science in Transportation & Supply Chain Management

The Transportation and Supply Chain Institute's Executive Master of Science Degree in Transportation & Supply Chain Management 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.

Program Overview

This program offers high-potential individuals the opportunity to build a unique leadership skill set. Students will learn to recognize the role of organizational culture, technology, and leadership in obtaining optimal operational performance while learning to create value through supply chain risk management practices. Students learn by working on real-world projects and developing innovative solutions to the problems their businesses are facing right now, delivering immediate value as they learn.

Course List

• Core Management Courses
  • Advanced Concepts of Transportation & Supply Chain (2 graduate credits)
  • Excellence in Leadership (2 graduate credits)
  • Executive Management Practices in Organizations (1 graduate credit)
  • Leading with Integrity (1 graduate credit)
  • Financial & Managerial Accounting (2 graduate credits)
  • Financial Analysis & Capital Structures (2 graduate credits)
  • Capital Decision-Making & Capital Markets (2 graduate credits)
  • Global Trade & Economics (4 graduate credits)
  • Applied Micro Economics & Pricing (4 graduate credits)
  • Business Planning Thesis (4 graduate credits)
• Advanced Transportation & Supply Chain Management Courses
  • Marketing, Sales, Procurement and Customer Management (4 graduate credits)
  • Legal Studies: Contracts & Regulations (2 graduate credits)
  • Policy & Regulatory Effects in Transportation & Supply Chain (4 graduate credits)
  • Principles of Supply Chain Management (4 graduate credits)
  • Advanced Supply Chain Management (4 graduate credits)
  • Data Laboratories (1 graduate credit)
  • Innovation and Technology in Global Transportation and Supply Chain (4 graduate credits)
  • Senior Management: Executives & Issues Seminar (4 graduate credits)
  • Individual Leadership Development Project (4 graduate credits)
  • Global Transportation & Supply Chain Seminar (2 graduate credits)

Featured Courses

• TRAN 4850: Transportation & Supply Chain Strategies for the 21st Century
• TRAN 4860: Senior Management: Executives & Issues Seminar
• TRAN 4460: Financial & Managerial Accounting

Schedule

You will attend five, 1-week residency sessions over the course of 5 quarters at the University of Denver, plus one residency to be held near a domestic port and an international trip.

Time Commitment

Students in the Transportation and Supply Chain Institute executive master's program will need to commit to five ongoing week-long residency sessions over five consecutive quarters, and a week-long travel seminar.

Cohort Details

• Cohort 25:
  • 2025 Fall Quarter: September 3, 2025 - November 15, 2025
  • 2026 Winter Quarter: January 5, 2026 - March 16, 2026
  • 2026 Spring Quarter: March 30, 2026 - June 6, 2026
  • 2026 Summer Quarter: June 15, 2026 - August 21, 2026
  • 2026 Fall Quarter: September 7, 2026 - November 13, 2026
  • 2027 International Seminar: Date TBD, Location TBD
• Cohort 26:
  • 2026 Fall Quarter: September 8, 2026 - November 13, 2026
  • 2027 Winter Quarter: January 4, 2027 - March 15, 2027
  • 2027 Spring Quarter: March 29, 2027 - June 4, 2027
  • 2027 Summer Quarter: June 14, 2027 - August 20, 2027
  • 2027 Fall Quarter: September 11, 2027 - November 19, 2027
  • 2028 International Seminar: Date TBD, Location TBD

Tuition and Fees

Tuition for Cohort 26 is $76,595 charged in 5 quarterly installments. The program tuition includes tuition, program fee, technology fee, required books and materials, hotel accommodations, and selected meals during each U.S. residency.

FAQs

• Who attends the master's in Transportation Management program?
  • The executive master's degree in Transportation & Supply Chain Management program attracts high-potential leaders with multiple years of professional experience.
• How long does it take to complete the program?
  • The MS in Transportation & Supply Chain Management curriculum consists of 20 courses for 55 quarter hours of academic credit. Students complete the program in 5 quarters.
• Is the program available online?
  • Online coursework is integrated throughout the program. Students are required to attend five one-week on-campus residencies over 5 quarters, plus an unforgettable week-long international trip and travel to a domestic port.