Program Requirements

The Master of Managerial Logistics Degree will be a non-disquisition degree, requiring a minimum of 36 graduate credits. The degree program will require 12 months of residency. All candidates must pass a written comprehensive examination at the conclusion of course work.

Program Qualifications

Qualification for admission is a multi-stepped process. Applicants should have a 3.0 GPA or have a competitive score on the GMAT to be eligible for admission. Interested officers and DOD civilians with recognized baccalaureate degrees from an accredited university will submit their applications to their appropriate Human Resource Command or Comptroller Agency. A DOD selection board will review the applications and choose the most highly-qualified candidates for the program with those applications continuing on for admission to the NDSU Graduate School.

Courses

The MML is an interdisciplinary program. All candidates are expected to take the same courses in proper sequence. The expected sequence of courses is shown in Table 1. Course descriptions are available by clicking course numbers below.

Table 1. Expected Sequence of Courses in MML Degree Program

No.	Course Title	Semester
TL711	Logistics Systems	Fall
TL715	Enterprise Resource Planning	Spring
TL719	Crisis Analysis and Homeland Security	Fall
TL721	International Logistics Management	Fall
TL723	Advanced Supply Chain Planning	Spring
TL725	Technology Advances and Logistics	Spring
TL727	Organizational Change Management	Fall
TL729	Adaptive Planning in Logistics Systems	Spring
TL735	Acquisition Contracts: Law/Management	Spring
TL731	Logistics Research Methods	Summer
TL733	Military Case Studies in Logistics	Summer