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 Program ObjectivesThis is a truly interdisciplinary graduate program offered jointly by the College of Arts and Sciences, the College of Business and Public Administration, and the Speed Scientific School through the Graduate School of the University of Louisville. Its purpose is to provide qualified applicants a high quality program for structured graduate study in this interdisciplinary field. It is designed primarily to serve persons who currently work in logistics and distribution organizations in the Louisville area, or for anyone who aspires to gain general knowledge in the field that may lead to career opportunities in logistics and distribution. The outcomes of the program are to provide: 1. A highly skilled workforce for employers. Curricular RequirementsThe curriculum of the program requires the completion of a total of 18 semester hours of coursework, consisting of six 3-semester hour courses. The titles of these courses are listed below. Please "click" on any of them to see a detailed syllabus for the course. Introduction to Supply Chain Management Discrete mathematics for logistics and distribution applications Finance and accounting applications in logistics and distribution Warehousing and transportation Logistics Management (Capstone course) Features of the ProgramStudents will be admitted to, and matriculate through, the entire sequence of courses in cohorts of approximately 20 in number.
Classes will meet on the U of L Belknap Campus for three hours, twice per week. Classes will begin at around 5:00pm and a cohort of students will be enrolled in only one course per term.
Admission RequirementsStudents who apply for admission to this program must meet the following requirements: Submit a University of Louisville Graduate School Application Submit at least two letters of recommendation Possess at least a baccalaureate degree Submit an official transcript for each prior degree earned Have at lease a 2.75/4.00 cumulative grade point average Submit scores on the Graduate Record Exam or the Graduate Management Admissions Test How to ApplyApply online for admission to the University of Louisville Graduate School at: http://graduate.louisville.edu/app/ [ Click here for Graduate School Application Code Help ] In order to obtain online information about the
Graduate Record Exam (GRE) or the Graduate Management Admissions
Test (GMAT) go to: The GRE and GMAT tests are given in the Louisville
area by: Program CostsStudents admitted to this program will be enrolled in the Graduate School of the University of Louisville. As such, they will pay the regular, published graduate student tuition for their status, i.e., graduate- resident tuition , or graduate- nonresident tuition. USEFUL CONTACT INFORMATIONStudents admitted to this program will be enrolled in the Graduate School of the University of Louisville. As such, they will pay the regular, published graduate student tuition for their status, i.e., graduate- resident tuition , or graduate- nonresident tuition.
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