Are you a transportation professional looking for advancement? Are you concerned about urban life, the environment, logistics or trade? If so, our Master's degree in Transportation may be for you.
Our program offers the broad training in finance, law, safety and security, the environment, and policy-making that is required to advance in nearly every transportation organization. Our typical student is a middle manager or technical staff aspiring to top management.
If you are just entering the workforce, our program offers you a way to engage the most challenging problems of the day. Our students grapple with the issues of ‘smart growth’, congestion, supply chain management, international trade, and more. Our degree can open up careers where you can make a difference.
Graduates hold important positions throughout the transportation industry, including state departments of transportation, federal agencies, Congressional staff, industry associations and consulting firms such as AASHTO, SAIC, and Booz Allen Hamilton. View a list of companies where some of our graduates are working.
Learn about our Distance Learning Program. For some master's courses, instruction is available via video teleconferencing to select sites throughout Virginia and Montana for state transportation employees.
Extensive research initiatives are underway at the School's Transportation Policy, Operations and Logistics Center. Learn more about the center and its research programs.
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Scholarships
Transportation Specific:
Airport Cooperative Research Program (ACRP) Graduate Research Award
Eisenhower Transportation Fellowship Program
Eisenhower Freight and Transportation Logistics Scholarship
Eisenhower Grants for Research and Intern Fellowships
Women's Transportation Seminar D.C. Chapter
Syllabi
Practicum Reports
TPOL Program Overview and Curriculum Requirements