6 Logistics Doctoral Degree Programs

This program addresses the complexity of the contemporary logistics field. Logistics is defined as the management of the flow of goods, information, and other resources from origin to consumption. Logistics involves the integration of information, transportation, inventory, storage, material handling, packaging, and security occasionally. This prestigious DBA is suitable for Entrepreneurs, Managers, and branch professionals who wish to certify their industry skills. Logistics is a key factor that adds time and space values to the supply chain. This program uses the A.P.E.L. (Accreditation Prior Experiential Learning) system. It is addressed to 30 years old Managers, Entrepreneurs, Professionals having at least 5 years of industry experience. A Master's degree or equivalent is required to access the program. The entire course is carried out in Distance Learning.

The Department of Transportation, Logistics, and Finance offers a Ph.D. degree in Transportation and Logistics. The degree is awarded through the College of Business in collaboration with the Upper Great Plains Transportation Institute. The program takes an interdisciplinary approach to transportation and supply chain and attracts students with backgrounds in supply chain management, transportation, agribusiness, applied economics, civil engineering, construction management, emergency management, finance, geosciences, and industrial/manufacturing engineering.

The PhD program in Logistics is designed to develop experts who can analyze and improve supply chain systems. It combines rigorous coursework with research opportunities to prepare students for career...

This PhD program focuses on developing in-depth knowledge and research skills in international logistics, supply chain management, and shipping. It aims to prepare students to address complex challeng...

The aim of the doctoral study programme is to prepare Doctors of Sciences, researchers and specialists of the highest qualification in the Telematics and Logistics sub-field, providing the theoretical and practical knowledge necessary for the independent scientific research work and pedagogical work. Competences (learning outcomes) acquired as a result of studying at the doctoral programme: perform the independent critical analysis, synthesis and evaluation, be able to solve significant research or innovation tasks in Engineering and interdisciplinary fields;

The objective of the Ph.D. in Logistics and Supply Chain Management is to develop scholars who generate and disseminate new knowledge by conducting high-quality research and teach at the university level. The Ph.D. program is delivered via traditional coursework and other research initiatives with faculty in the Parker College of Business.