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Intermodal Transportation

University of Denver
Denver , United States
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Logistics Management | Supply Chain Management | Transportation Management
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Business and Administration | Transport Services
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English
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Program Overview

Intermodal Transportation (TRAN) Program

The Intermodal Transportation (TRAN) program at the University of Denver offers a comprehensive education in supply chain management, transportation, and logistics. The program is designed to provide students with a deep understanding of the principles and practices of supply chain management, as well as the skills and knowledge needed to succeed in the industry.


Course Descriptions

The program includes a range of courses that cover the fundamentals of supply chain management, including:


  • 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 for Transportation
  • 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: Analysis of Passenger & Freight Transportation Business Segments
  • TRAN 4810: Driving Innovation with Technology
  • TRAN 4820: Principles of Supply Chain Management
  • TRAN 4830: Advanced Supply Chain Management
  • TRAN 4840: Passenger-Freight Multimodal Transportation Systems
  • 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

Program Requirements

The program requires students to complete a minimum of 40 quarter-hours of coursework, including all core courses, with a cumulative GPA of 3.0 or better. Students must also complete a capstone project or thesis, and may be required to complete an internship or independent study.


Research Areas

The program focuses on a range of research areas, including:


  • Supply chain management
  • Transportation management
  • Logistics
  • Operations management
  • Industrial engineering
  • Sustainability
  • Global trade and economics

Career Opportunities

Graduates of the program may pursue careers in a range of industries, including:


  • Transportation and logistics
  • Supply chain management
  • Operations management
  • Industrial engineering
  • Consulting
  • Government and public policy
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