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Education

The Freight Professional Development (FPD) program works with the academic community to promote needed changes in transportation planning and logistics degree programs. These changes are critical to ensuring the future availability of appropriately trained freight professionals. Many university-based freight transportation and related degree programs are listed below.

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Search for Freight related academic programs in one or more states. To select multiple values, hold the CTRL-Shift keys while making search selections. If no criteria are specified, the search will return information for all states.

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EISENHOWER Freight and Transportation Logistics Scholarship

• 2009 EISENHOWER Freight and Transportation Logistics - The EISENHOWER Freight and Transportation Logistics Scholarship offers tuition assistance for transportation logistics courses or seminars at accredited institutions of higher education. The program is intended to improve knowledge and advance transportation workforce professional capacity in freight movement across all modes of transportation. Applicants must be employed by a state or local public-sector entity in the transportation field. Application deadline is June 12, 2009.

Other Education Resources

• Freight Academy: An Immersion Program for Public Sector Transportation Professionals - Sponsored by the I-95 Corridor Coalition, this week-long immersion program is designed to efficiently train public sector agency staff involved in planning, operational, and/or management work that impact goods movement decisions, investments and interactions.
• Colleges and Universities that Offer Supply Logistics-Related Courses
• Council of Supply Chain Management Professionals - Provides links to logistics education materials, case studies, online courses, and other logistics related information.
• Go! Magazine - This free online magazine is geared towards teens and young adults and explores transportation issues and topics.
• U.S. Merchant Marine Academy courses on Transportation, Logistics, and Management