Curriculum & Format
Curriculum
Students select one of three areas of specialization. The choices include Transportation, Engineering Management, or Humanitarian Disaster Management. Before taking courses in their area of specialization, students complete five courses in core management curriculum. They then complete coursework in their specialization, which consists of four courses. The final course - the Capstone course gives students the opportunity to demonstrate their learning through an extensive project in their work setting. Successful completion of the ten courses is required to earn the degree.
Format
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Core Courses |
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1st Semester |
TEM 500: Project Management |
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TEM 510: International Transportation Economics |
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2nd Semester |
TEM 520: Organizational Behavior and Management |
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TEM 530: Financial Management (includes accounting) |
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3rd Semester |
TEM 540: Information Systems Management |
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Transportation |
Engineering Management |
Humanitarian Disaster Management |
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TEM 600: Global Logistics and Supply Chain Management |
TEM 700: Systems Engineering Management |
TEM 800: The Global Humanitarian System |
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4th Semester |
TEM 610: International Transportation Law |
TEM 705: Strategic Management |
TEM 810: Rapid and Slow Onset Disaster Management |
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TEM 620: International Trade and Finance |
TEM 710: Technology Management and Innovation |
TEM 820: Humanitarian Project Management |
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5th Semester |
TEM 630: Port and Terminal Management |
TEM 720: Energy Resource Management |
TEM 830: National and International Humanitarian Logistics |
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TEM 900: Capstone |
TEM 900: Capstone |
TEM 900: Capstone |
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