Program Overview

University of Denver Graduate Bulletin

The University of Denver Graduate Bulletin provides comprehensive information about the university's graduate programs, including degree requirements, course descriptions, and academic policies.

Graduate Programs

The University of Denver offers a wide range of graduate programs, including:

• College of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
• Daniel Felix Ritchie School of Engineering and Computer Science
• Daniels College of Business
• DU-Iliff Joint Doctoral Program
• Graduate School of Professional Psychology
• Graduate School of Social Work
• Josef Korbel School of International Studies
• Morgridge College of Education
• Sturm College of Law
• University College

Intermodal Transportation (TRAN) Program

The Intermodal Transportation (TRAN) program offers a range of courses, including:

Course Descriptions

• TRAN 4100: Fundamentals of Supply Chain Management
• TRAN 4110: Fundamentals of Supply Chain Planning
• TRAN 4120: Fundamentals of Supply Chain Execution
• TRAN 4130: Structured Problem Solving in Supply Chain Management
• TRAN 4140: Supply Chain Technology and Systems
• TRAN 4150: Supply Chain Cost Management
• TRAN 4160: Analytic Methods for Supply Chain Management
• TRAN 4170: Industrial Engineering and Operations Management
• TRAN 4180: Sustainability and Supply Chain Management
• TRAN 4190: Import/Export Supply Chain Management
• TRAN 4330: Principles of Supply Chain: Management and Technologies
• TRAN 4400: Excellence in Leadership
• TRAN 4410: Executive Management Practices in Organizations
• TRAN 4420: Leading with Integrity
• TRAN 4430: Applied Micro Economics & Pricing
• TRAN 4440: Marketing, Sales, Procurement & Customer Management Strategies
• TRAN 4450: Legal Studies: Contracts & Regulation
• TRAN 4460: Financial & Managerial Accounting
• TRAN 4470: Financial Analysis & Capital Structures
• TRAN 4480: Capital Decision Making and Capital Markets
• TRAN 4490: Global Trade & Economics
• TRAN 4701: Topics in Supply Chain
• TRAN 4702: Topics in Transportation Management
• TRAN 4710: Transportation Finance
• TRAN 4800: Advanced Concepts of Transportation & Supply Chain
• TRAN 4810: Innovation and Technology in Global Transportation and Supply Chain
• TRAN 4820: Principles of Supply Chain Management
• TRAN 4830: Advanced Supply Chain Management
• TRAN 4840: Policy and Regulatory Effects in Transportation & Supply Chain
• TRAN 4850: Transportation & Supply Chain Strategies for the 21st Century
• TRAN 4860: Senior Management: Executives & Issues Seminar
• TRAN 4870: Individual Leadership Development Project
• TRAN 4880: Business Planning Thesis
• TRAN 4890: Global Transportation & Supply Chain Seminar
• TRAN 4901: Capstone Project
• TRAN 4902: Capstone Seminar
• TRAN 4980: Internship
• TRAN 4991: Independent Study

Academic Policies

The University of Denver has various academic policies in place, including:

• Academic Standards and Grading
• Academic Exceptions, Complaints, Grievances, and Appeals
• Student Responsibility for Policies and Procedures
• Student Withdrawal from the University
• Transfer of Credit

Admission and Enrollment Policies

The university's admission and enrollment policies include:

• Admission Status
• Admission Process and Standards for All Applicants
• Additional Standards for International Applicants
• Additional Standards for Non-Native English Speakers
• English Language Proficiency
• Required Tests for GTA Eligibility

Tuition, Fees, and Financial Aid Policies and Procedures

The university's tuition, fees, and financial aid policies and procedures include:

• Financial Aid
• Tuition and Fees
• Late Charges
• Student Financial Liability
• Refund Information
• Tuition Refund Appeals

Academic Requirements, Policies, and Procedures

The university's academic requirements, policies, and procedures include:

• Academic Standards
• Grade Point Average
• Good Academic Standing
• Below 3.0 Grade Point Average
• Graded Work Accepted for the Degree
• Grade Replacement
• Repeating Courses
• Candidate Status and Completion of Coursework
• Grade Changes
• Probation
• Suspension
• Dismissal and Termination
• Administrative Withdrawal

Academic and Student Support Services, Policies, and Procedures

The university's academic and student support services, policies, and procedures include:

• Academic Exceptions, Complaints, Grievances, and Appeals
• Disability Services Program
• Immunizations and Health Requirements
• Professional and Academic Conduct
• Student Records
• Support Services and Resources
• Bereavement Policy
• Crisis Assessment Risk Evaluation (CARE) Behavioral Intervention Team
• Student Outreach & Support (SOS) Referral System
• Student Death Response and Notification Guidelines