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M.S. Port and Terminal Management

Fall 2021

Degree:	Master of Science
Major:	Port and Terminal Management
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Degree Requirements

BULW 5320 - Leadership and Negotiation

BULW 5333 - Legal Framework of Ports and Trade

ECON 5333 - Economics and Ports and Trade

INEN 5302 - Introduction to Port Management

INEN 5304 - Risk Analysis Port Operation

INEN 5306 - Freight Transport Logistics

INEN 5307 - Capitol Projects

INEN 5308 - Port Security Resiliency Plan

INEN 5309 - Strategic Facility Master Planning

INEN 5310 - Marine Terminal operations

MGMT 5313 - Team Leadership

MGMT 5333 - Port Property and Asset Management

Additional Degree Requirements

Students must sit for a comprehensive oral examination

Leveling/Deficiency Courses (if required)

ECON 5300 - Foundation of Microeconomics

Hours

36