Transportation and Logistics - Associate Degree
Keep goods moving across the globe with EFSC's Transportation and Logistics Associate in Science degree. Designed for students who want to enter the fast-growing supply chain and logistics industry, this flexible online program prepares you for careers in transportation, warehousing, inventory management, purchasing, and distribution.
Gain industry-relevant skills, learn how modern supply chains operate, and position yourself for advancement in a business sector that impacts every industry.
Why Choose This Program?
- 100% online format designed to fit your schedule.
- Learn in-demand skills used in transportation, logistics, warehousing, and supply chain operations.
- Prepare for industry certifications and licenses valued by employers.
Affordable tuition with financial aid and scholarship opportunities available for eligible students. - Continue your education through bachelor's degree pathways, including EFSC's Organizational Management BAS program.
Transportation and Logistics - Associate Degree
Program Overview
- Degree Type
- Associate in Science (A.S.)
- Delivery Method
- Online Only
- Total Credit Hours
- 64
- Academic Community
- Business
- Contact Information
What You'll Learn
Students will develop skills in:
- Supply chain and logistics management
- Inventory control, warehousing, and distribution operations
- Data analysis, statistics, and business decision-making
- Transportation planning and global freight movement
- Operations management, strategic sourcing, and process improvement
Curriculum Snapshot
The Transportation and Logistics curriculum combines business fundamentals with specialized logistics training. Coursework explores inventory management, warehouse operations, transportation systems, purchasing, logistics planning, and supply chain management.
Students build practical knowledge that can be applied immediately in transportation and logistics careers while developing skills that support long-term professional growth.
Here are some examples of the courses that are part of the curriculum:
Analyzes inventory control problems and methods like aggregate planning, demand forecasting, independent demand inventory systems, and inventory models.
Teaches you how to evaluate warehousing functions, facility operations, financial analysis, productivity improvement, and more.
Explores design, planning, control, and improvement concepts like managing logistic operations, managerial functions, skills, and roles/responsibilities.
Introduces concepts related to efficient integrated supply chains, such as purchasing, inventory management, warehousing, QA, eCommerce, and more.
The Transportation and Logistics A.S. degree requires 64 credit hours. Completion time depends on your enrollment schedule and course load.
Yes. Eligible students may qualify for financial aid, scholarships, veterans educational benefits, and other funding opportunities. Obtaining a Transportation and Logistics A.S. degree from Eastern Florida will cost you approximately $6,660, which covers in-state tuition and fees. However, please note that this amount does not include expenses for course materials or any lab fees.
Related Business Programs
In addition to the first two certificate programs mentioned below, which offer courses that count toward the Transportation and Logistics A.S. degree and can be completed at the same time, EFSC offers several other programs that you might find appealing.
