Global Commerce and Transportation (Bachelor's)
Gain the foundational elements needed to effectively manage the transportation of goods and people through a Bachelor of Arts in Global Commerce and Transportation. This exciting new major offered in the Bachelor of Arts Completion Program at University College, where classes are offered online and on campus in the evenings, will prepare students to pursue more advanced career opportunities or education in the transportation field.
Developed in partnership with the Intermodal Transportation Institute at the University of Denver, the BA in Global Commerce and Transportation offers hands-on instruction that covers transportation safety and security issues, law and policy, economics and finance, international trade, supply-chain logistics, and transportation modes and nodes. Students who major in Global Commerce and Transportation will also develop superior communication, creative, and decision-making skills—transferable outcomes provided by the bachelor’s program that can be applied immediately.
Common Learning Experience
- CA 2050 - Effective Communication
- CA 2100 - Creativity and Innovation
- LOS 2050 - Organizational Behavior
- LOS 2100 - Leadership
- PPSS 2050 - Ethical Decision Making
- PPSS 2100 - Concepts of the Public Good
- ST 2050 - Scientific Method
- ST 2100 - The Digital Age
- GS 2050 - 21st Century Global Issues
- GS 2100 - The Past as Prologue
Major Courses
- GS 3050 - Economics and Finance
- GS 3100 - Understanding Internat'l Trade
- GLBL 3200 - Transportation Modes and Nodes
- GLBL 3250 - Supply Chain and Logistics Systems
- GLBL 3300 - Transportation and Public Policy Issues
- GLBL 3350 - Transportation Safety and Security
- BACP 3350 - Directed Research
- BACP 3400 - Civic Engagement
- BACP 3450 - Integrative Project Design
- BACP 3500 - Integrative Project
BACP Electives
- CA 3050 - Media and Society
- CA 3100 - Cross-Cultural Communication
- CA 3150 - Effective Presentations
- CA 3200 - Art and Interpretation
- CA 3250 - How the Body Talks
- CA 3300 - Creating Dialogue
- ST 3050 Quantitative Reasoning
- LOS 3050 - Financial Management
- LOS 3100 - Entrepreneurship
- LOS 3150 - Working in Groups and Teams
- LOS 3200 - Cross-Cultural Leadership
- LOS 3250 - Learning in Organizations
- LOS 3300 - Project Management
- GS 3050 - Economics and Finance
- GS 3100 - Understanding Internat'l Trade
- GS 3150 - Global Politics
- GS 3200 - International Peace and Security
- GS 3250 - Society through Novel and Film
- GS 3300 - Human Geography
- ENVU 3100 - Environmental Law, Regulations, and Policy
- ENVU 3150 - Environmental Decision-Making
- ENVU 3200 - Ecology and Ecosystems
- ENVU 3250 - Natural Resource Management
- ENVU 3300 - Sustainability Issues and Solutions
- ICT 3100 - Systems Analysis and Design
- ICT 3300 - Programming and Data Structures
- ICT 3400 - Database Fundamentals
- ICT 3500 - Web Fundamentals
- ICT 3800 - Network & Internet Fundamentals
Careers in Global Commerce and Transportation
Transportation Specialist, Logistics Coordinator, Commerce Manager, Transportation Operations Specialist, Supply Chain Coordinator, Distribution Manager, Compliance Manager, Supply Planner.
By 2018, a college education will be required for 63% of jobs
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