The next era of leadership belongs in your organization.
At the Transportation & Supply Chain Institute (TSCI) at the University of Denver, we don’t just study movement—we optimize it. We equip the next generation of supply chain and transportation professionals to think strategically, act decisively, and drive real-world impact by connecting ambition to opportunity and theory to practice.
Whether you're charting a new course or leveling up your current one, TSCI offers programs designed to match your goals. Degrees include a Bachelor of Arts in Transportation and Supply Chain, as well as a Master of Science in Supply Chain Operations, and our most advanced degree, the Executive Masters of Science in Transportation & Supply Chain Management, which is widely regarded as the standard-bearer for this industry.
Just starting out? Our targeted certificate programs deliver the foundational skills, industry insight, and professional network to launch your career with confidence.
The right education keeps you moving forward and puts you in the lead.
Top-Ranked School
Ranked among the top 100 universities in the nation (U.S. News & World Report).
Fast Programs
Finish your master's degree in just 15 months, or earn a graduate certificate in six months.
Industry-Rich Network
Form close connections with other leaders in the transportation, logistics, and supply chain industries.
When leadership grows from within, development is grounded in a deep knowledge of company culture, operational challenges, and long-term goals. The result is accelerated growth without disruption. As skills expand, momentum continues.
- Investing in your enterprise. Advancing a high-potential employee through the Master of Science in Transportation and Logistics Management is more than a smart professional development strategy. It builds leadership capacity, strengthening individuals, teams, and the systems they support.
- Investing in yourself. A Master of Science degree builds the capabilities to advance your career while delivering stronger leadership to the industry you serve. Today’s challenges demand leaders who are ready now. The future is already here.
- Shared commitment — and shared return. High-potential employees stay with the organizations that invest in them. That means long-term loyalty, deeper institutional knowledge, and leadership that grows stronger with every challenge you face together.
- A curriculum grounded in real-world demands. Coursework is shaped by a world-class faculty made up of some of the best and brightest thought leaders working in the industry today. Our teaching staff are all veteran career professionals who have made their mark addressing current challenges, from global operations to final mile.
- Industry credibility with lasting recognition. Graduates emerge with a credential respected across the transportation and supply chain ecosystem, signaling readiness for expanded leadership.
- A peer network that grows over time. Cohort-based learning connects professionals with mentors and peers representing every modality in the transportation and supply chain industry.
Best of all, TSCI’s 15-month, application-driven curriculum ensures new insights translate into immediate organizational value.
Applications are open for Fall 2025 enrollment.
No GRE or GMAT required.
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Board Leadership
We're proud to be led by visionaries from the transportation, logistics, and supply chain industries. Their expertise spans the full spectrum of movement and management—from infrastructure and freight to last-mile delivery, intermodal strategy, and global distribution.
For a closer look at our board, click here.
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For 25 years, the Transportation & Supply Chain Institute has been the launchpad for future leaders in transportation, logistics, and supply chain management.
Often called 'the institute,' TSCI’s students don’t just study. They develop real-world skills, tackle industry challenges head-on, and connect with global experts. Here, moving forward is more than a goal. It’s a mindset.
Because potential isn’t the goal — progress is.