MBA in Transport & Logistics Public Policy Program Syllabus & Subjects

Discover the curriculum for the MBA program in Transport & Logistics Public Policy. From policy analysis to supply chain management, delve into the subjects that will prepare you to contribute to the transportation and logistics policy field.

Syllabus of MBA in Transport & Logistics Public Policy

This specialization focuses on the management of transportation and logistics operations, including policy aspects. The syllabus includes subjects such as supply chain management, transportation economics, logistics optimization, and public policy in transportation. Students learn to address the challenges of efficient transportation and logistics in a globalized world.

First Year

Semester 1	Semester 2
Principles of Management	Financial Management
Managerial Economics	Marketing Management
Accounting for Managers	Operations Management
Business Communication	Human Resource Management
Quantitative Techniques for Management	Business Research Methods
Transport Economics and Policy	Logistics and Supply Chain Management
Legal Aspects of Transport and Logistics	Public Policy and Governance

Second Year

Semester 3	Semester 4
Strategic Management	International Business
Business Ethics and Corporate Governance	Project Management
E-Business and Information Technology	Risk Management

Projects

These concise project topics cover various aspects of transportation, logistics, and public policy, allowing for focused research and analysis within the field.

(1). Cost Optimization in Transportation

(2). Supply Chain Risk Management

(3). Sustainable Transportation Solutions

(4). Public-Private Partnerships in Transport

(5). Urban Mobility Planning and Policy

(6). Logistics Network Optimization

(7). Freight Transportation Policy Analysis

(8). Smart Transportation Technologies

(9). Last-Mile Delivery Strategies

(10). Transportation Infrastructure Planning

Reference Books

Here are some reference books for MBA in Transport and Logistics Public Policy:

Reference Book	Author(s)
"Transportation-A Global Supply Chain Perspective"	John J. Coyle, Robert A. Novack, Brian Gibson, and Edward J. Bardi
"Transportation Planning Handbook"	Institute of Transportation Engineers (ITE)
"Logistics and Supply Chain Management"	Martin Christopher and Alan Harrison
"Public Policy Analysis- An Introduction"	William N. Dunn
"Transportation Economics"	Kenneth Small
"Public Transportation Planning and Operation-Theory, Practice, and Modeling"	Avinash Unnikrishnan and Dusan Teodorovic
"Transportation Policy and Economic Regulation"	Jonathan L. Gifford
"Transportation, Land Use, and Environmental Planning"	Elizabeth Deakin, Daniel Chatman, and Robert Noland
"Managing Supply Chain and Logistics-Competitive Strategy for a Sustainable Future"	David B