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Program Description We live in an interconnected world where transportation is the great enabler for trade, tourism and development. When managed properly, goods and people move efficiently all over the globe. Transportation networks normally operate so well that industry relies on just-in-time deliveries and retail websites can promise next-day service. Transportation and logistics managers are essential to the smooth operation of this complex, highly technical, constantly changing system. Students in the University of Wisconsin-Superior's Transportation and Logistics Management (TLM) program are prepared to be leaders who have the knowledge and skills to manage and implement the operational aspects of transportation modes, plan logistics systems, and manage supply chains. That is why graduates of the TLM program are in high demand by business and government employers worldwide. Program Outcomes Students majoring in Transportation and Logistics Management will: Gain a sound education in business fundamentals and expanded learning in transportation management, logistics and supply chain management. Acquire real-world experience with field tours, speakers and internships. Learn and apply logistics and supply chain theories and tools. Obtain an understanding of conducting business in different cultures and moving freight and people around the world. Develop decision-making, analytical, planning, leadership and organizational skills. Career Opportunities As the world economy grows, the need for transportation and logistics expands creating tremendous job opportunities and upward mobility. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics estimates that transportation-related fields are growing by nearly 56,000 jobs per year just in the U.S. alone. TLM graduates are prepared for a wide variety of management positions. Examples include: Transportation manager for air, highway, rail, marine, pipeline or intermodal systems Purchasing manager Warehouse, terminal or distribution center manager Inventory manager Transportation planner Supply chain manager Transportation coordinator
