Directory of Logistics Schools

A Directory of Logistics Schools: Institutions, Academies, University Programs, and Think Tanks

The logistics industry runs on trained people, and the programs below train them: nationally recognized university departments, maritime academies, and research institutes across the United States. Texas International Freight maintains this directory as a resource for anyone entering or advancing in freight, supply chain, and maritime careers.

Arizona State University Department of Supply Chain Management – Program at the W.P. Carey School of Business.California State University, Long Beach – Masters in Supply Chain Management, Global LogisticsCarnegie Mellon Tepper School of Business – Top ranked logistics business program.College of Charleston – Supply Chain ManagementMaine Maritime Academy – Maine Maritime Academy is a co-educational, public college on the coast of MaineMichigan State University Eli Broad School of Business – Department of Supply Chain Management.California State University Maritime Academy – Cal Maritime AcademyPalm Beach Maritime Academy – Charter School in Palm Beach, FL devoted to teaching maritime subjects.Seattle Maritime Academy – The Seattle Maritime Academy (SMA) trains students for a career in the maritime industry. Fully accredited by the U.S. Coast Guard, it is the only program of its kind serving Washington and Alaska.Stanford School of Business Logistics Initiative – Value Chain Innovation Initiative, Advance the theory and practice of global value chain innovation through research, knowledge dissemination and events.Texas Freight Advisory Committee – Addressing freight transportation, moving Texas economy forward.Texas A&M Maritime Academy – Maritime Academy branch of Texas A&M in Galveston, Texas.Texas A&M Transportation Institute – TTI Helps Texas Communities Meet Transportation Challenges.Transportation @ MIT – Department at MIT’s Sloan School of Management.University of Houston Supply Chain and Logistics Technology – Teaching the managing (planning and executing) of the flow of materials, their transformation into finished goods, and their ultimate delivery as finished goods to the final buyer.University of Michigan Transportation Research Institute– Certificate of Transportation and Logistics Studies.University of North Texas Logistics and Supply Chain Management – master’s and doctoral degree programs in the Department of Marketing and Logistics at the University of North Texas.University of Tennessee Haslam School of Business – Program for Marketing and Supply Chain.U.S. Marine Corps Logistics Training  – Logistics Operations School and the Marine Corps Combat Service Support Schools at Camp Lejeune, NC.