Program Overview

Master of Science in Logistics Engineering

The Master of Science in Logistics Engineering (MSLE) program is designed to prepare students for a career in the logistics and supply chain management industry. This emerging engineering field focuses on the optimal design and operations of logistics systems, involving the forecast, procurement, transport, production, storage, distribution, and warehousing of materials and finished goods.

Program Description

The MSLE program applies engineering concepts and tools to model, analyze, design, and implement logistics systems. It addresses emerging challenges in the logistics industry, including the design and development of new logistics technology and applications. The program also focuses on operating, improving, and optimizing logistics systems or supply chain networks.

Career Outlook

Graduates of the MSLE program can expect to have a range of career opportunities, including:

• Logistics Engineer
• Supply Chain Optimization Designer
• Product & Inventory Controller
• Engineering Data Analyst
• Forecast & Demand Management Manager
• Logistics & Supply Chain Manager
• Procurement Manager

Program Requirements and Information

Admission

To be admitted to the MSLE program, applicants must:

• Create an account on the Graduate Admissions website and complete the online application
• Submit official transcripts from all previously attended universities
• Meet the minimum GPA requirement of a "B" average in the upper-level (last 60 credit hours) of their undergraduate degree
• Submit additional documents, such as a statement of purpose, resume, and letters of recommendation, if their GPA does not meet the minimum requirement

International Students

International students must also:

• Submit official transcripts in the original language and a translated version, if necessary
• Provide proof of English language proficiency through a recognized test, such as TOEFL or IELTS
• Meet the minimum English language proficiency requirements

Curriculum

The MSLE program requires 30 credit hours, consisting of 10 courses that focus on logistics operations, systems engineering, and logistics technology. The courses include:

• ESI 5010C: Forecasting and Demand Management
• EIN 5346: Logistics Engineering
• EIN 5436: Regulatory Compliance in Logistics and Supply Chain Management
• EIN 6336: Advanced Production Planning and Control
• ESI 6316: Applications of OR in Manufacturing
• ESI 5602: Engineering Data Representation and Modeling
• EGS 5622: Enterprise Systems Integration
• ESI 6324: Advances in Logistics Technology
• ESI 6455: Advanced Project Management

Schedule and Tuition

The MSLE program is taught in 8-week semesters, with a lock-step schedule. The total cost of the program is $21,000 for Florida residents and $30,000 for non-Florida residents. Tuition is calculated each semester based on the number of courses enrolled.

Scholarships & Financial Aid

The university offers various scholarships and financial aid options, including Academic Works, a website that matches students with relevant scholarship opportunities. International students may also be eligible for scholarships or departmental funding.

Declaration of Finance + F1 Transfer

International students applying for an initial I-20 and F1 visa must submit a Declaration and Certification of Finances Form, a bank letter, and a sponsor letter, if applicable. The minimum amount required is $39,907 USD for on-campus housing and $46,247 USD for off-campus housing.

MSLE Advisory Board

The MSLE Advisory Board consists of industry executives who provide valuable expertise and support to the graduate program. Current members hold leadership positions at companies such as Interport Logistics, FedEx, and Port Everglades.