Online Bachelor s Degree in Transportation and Logistics Management, American Military University

Transportation and Logistics Management. Bachelor of Arts. The Bachelor of Arts in Transportation and Logistics Management focuses on the principles, policies, trends, and current issues within air, maritime, or ground transportation. Transportation and logistics management is at the core of global supply chain management, encompassing manufacturing, distribution, retailing, recreation, and national security industries. This versatile degree helps to prepare you for job opportunities in many industries including the military, government, and large corporations whose success depends on the global fulfillment of customers’ requirements. This program has been designed in consultation with industry business leaders and is Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs (ACBSP). Program Courses. The curriculum for this program follows industry trends to help ensure relevancy to today's marketplace. View all courses. Program Objectives. In addition to the institutional and degree level learning objectives, graduates of this program are expected to achieve these learning outcomes: Apply systems analysis to transportation, logistics, and supply chain management. Relate the multidimensional impact of transportation on the economy, public systems, national and local infrastructure, and the environment. Examine the transportation systems’ political, regulatory, and legal issues. Describe and assess the strengths and weaknesses of the major modes of international transportation. Degree at a Glance. Number of Credits 120 Max Transfer Credits 90 Tuition Per Credit $270 | $250 with military grant Program Length 4 years full time Program Format Online | Monthly course starts Program Director Dr. Larry Parker View all courses Gainful employment Apply Now Request Info. Concentrations. Concentrations are designed to help you group courses together so you can further specialize in your field and pursue a more focused path to degree completion. You will be asked to select a concentration when you enroll in this program. Explore the concentrations available for this program. Presents a broad overview of air cargo operations, including air freight forwarding management systems, physical facility planning, and economics of airport operation. Looks at the airport manager’s role in administration, financing, and operation within small, medium, and large hub airports. Sample Courses. TLMT415 - Airport Operations TLMT416 - Air Cargo Operations and Security FINC400 - Principles of Financial Management TLMT342 - International Logistics Management TLMT411 - Air Transportation HLSS311 - Border and Coastal Security MGMT312 - Leadership & Motivation MGMT331 - Leading Yourself Foundations. Sample Courses. BUSN310 - Business Theory BUSN419 - International Business Management INFO331 - Management Information Systems TLMT318 - Hazardous Materials Transportation TLMT353 - Logistics Management and Operations TLMT381 - Hazardous Materials Management TLMT405 - Best Practices in Reverse Logistics TLMT442 - International Trade and Regulations FINC405 - Budget Development and Execution HLSS312 - Port Security POLS410 - Public Policy EDMG420 - Risk Communications. Reverse Logistics Management. Provides an introduction to reverse logistics. Topics include: the issues of implementing a system in a manufacturing, retail, or military operation; forward logistics, and its use in tracking and tracing goods as returns, recalls, recycling, and waste. Sample Courses. RLMT302 - Environmental Issues in Reverse Logistics RLMT303 - Technology in Reverse Logistics RLMT305 - Cost and Benefit Analysis of Reverse Logistics RLMT307 - Food and Beverage Reverse Logistics RLMT309 - Reverse Logistics Management and Operations RLMT400 - Recalls Best Practices and Issues. Admission Requirements. All AMU undergraduate programs require a minimum of a high school diploma or equivalent (i.e. GED). Please read all undergraduate admission requirements before applying to this program and be prepared to submit the required documentation. There is no fee to complete the AMU admission application. View steps to apply. Selecting the right program to meet your educational goals is a key step in ensuring a successful outcome. If you are unsure of which program to choose, or need more information, please contact an AMU admissions representative at 877-777-9081 or info@apus.edu. Undergraduate Tuition Rates. Per credit hour: $270 | $250 with military grant* *To help minimize out-of-pocket costs, AMU offers a tuition grant for U.S. active-duty servicemembers, Guard, Reserve, military spouses and dependents, and veterans that caps undergraduate tuition at the military TA limit. See all military-affiliated student benefits. Paying for School. Because our university is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission (HLC), (the same as the Ohio State University, Univ. of Chicago, and U.S. Air Force Academy, to name a few), we can accept the following forms of financial aid and payments: Ways to Save. Undergraduate Book Grant. Books are provided online at no cost if you are enrolled in undergraduate courses for credit. The undergraduate book grant is estimated to save $600 per academic semester* if you are registered as a full-time student. Transfer Credits. Accelerate your degree completion by taking full advantage of our transfer credit options, including credit for your previous college courses, military service schools, American Council on Education (ACE) and College Level Examination Program (CLEP) tests, and prior learning experiences. Employer Contributions. AMU has educational partnerships with many employers and associations. Be sure to accurately enter your employer information when you complete our admissions application. Your employer might also offer a tuition reimbursement plan as one of your benefits.