
There is a huge demand for students that are working towards degrees in transport management, even to the point that several full tuition scholarships have been given out in the last 2 years. We will review what type of core classes are needed to successfully pass to achieve a transport management degree either in the bachelor’s, master’s, or doctorate levels. Along with universities that have programs catered and designed to help transportation scholars and available scholarships that students can apply to immediately.
What are some core classes for a transportation management student:
- History and evolution of logistics
- Modes of transportation
- Costs of transportation
- Class and commodity rates
- Transportation law and deregulation
- Internal logistics and global supply chains
- Leading technology and trends in logistics
- Transportation Systems & Society
- Introduction to Transportation Funding & Finance
- Transportation Marketing & Communications Management
- Transportation Policy & Regulation
- Transportation Planning & Project Development
- Leadership & Management of Transportation Organizations
- Report Writing
- Project Design
- Transportation Emergency Management
- Transportation Security Management
- Managing Technology Innovations in Transportation
- Project Management in Transportation
- Transportation & the Environment
- Maritime Transportation Management and Security
- Behavioral Science and Urban Mobility
- Statistics, Computation and Applications
- Modeling with Machine Learning: from Algorithms to Applications
- Machine Learning
Now, what universities have the best transportation programs available both domestic and internationally?
- The University of Arizona
- University of Buffalo – New York
- Portland State University – Oregon
- George Mason University
- American Public University
- Texas Southern University
- Malmo University – Sweden
- Linköping University – Sweden
- University of Oviedo – Spain
- Antwerp Management School – Belgium
- Vrije University Amsterdam – Amsterdam
- School of Business, Economics and Law at the University of Gothenburg – Sweden
- Athens University of Economics & Business – Greece
- IMT Atlantique – France
- TU-Campus EUREF – Germany
- Kedge Business School – France
- Warsaw University of Technology – Poland
- Cranfield University – United Kingdom
- EURECOM – France
- Hasselt University – Belgium
- University of Surrey – United Kingdom
What type of scholarships are currently available and ready to apply to? We will set up a list so students can actively check out each one:
- Charles Abrams Scholarship
- APA Planning & the Black Community Division Scholarship
- Jack E. Leisch Scholarship
- TMC / SAE Donald D. Dawson Technical Scholarship
- HSF/Marathon Oil Corporation College Scholarship Program
- Ginger and Fred Deines Mexico Scholarship
- ABA Member Scholarships
- Peter L. Picknelly Honorary Scholarship
- Yellow Ribbon Scholarship
- A-1 Auto Transport, Inc. Scholarship
- Eisenhower Graduate Fellowship scholarship
- ACI-NA Commissioners Scholarship Fund
- Chad Jones Memorial Scholarship Program
- CSCMP Future Supply Chain Star Scholarship
- David R. Parsley Endowed Scholarship Fund
- Davis-Kassa Scholarship Program
- Harvey P. Sommerer Memorial Scholarship
- Howard Bernstein Industrial Distribution Scholarship
- ISM Pharmaceutical Forum Supply Chain Management Scholarship
- ISM-Pittsburgh Supply Chain Management Scholarship
- James Greathouse APICS Certification Professional Scholarship
- John J. Murphy Supply Chain Scholarships
Students that are searching through all of the scholarships to simply find a very specific field study subject should try out our “sort through category” to help them narrow down the right scholarships waiting for them. This is the best way to accomplish a no so easy task. No matter what, students will always have the better advantage in winning or receiving a scholarship award if they apply to more than one.