MSc in Sustainable Transportation and Logistics, University at Buffalo SUNY - School of Engineering and Applied Sciences

The Sustainable Transportation and Logistics program from the University at Buffalo SUNY - School of Engineering and Applied Sciences is designed to provide ample opportunities for learning state-of-the-art knowledge and industry best-practices, validated with industry interactions.;Concentrations;The curriculum consists of five courses that are designed to provide a common platform of relevant engineering principles & practices, coupled with managerial concepts & practices. Upon entering the program, the candidates will complete these five core courses as a cohort, followed by five courses in one of the following two tracks: (1) Transportation or (2) Logistics.;Visit the official programme website for more information;Culminating Experience;The degree culminates in one of three options: Comprehensive Exam (all-course option) Master’s Thesis, or Master's Project. Although the all-course option, which requires 30 credit hours of coursework and a comprehensive exam, is the recommended path for most Masters’ students, a student, with approval of his/her permanent advisor, has the opportunity to choose a thesis (6-credits) or project (3-credits) as the culminating experience.