Supply Chain Transportation & Logistics Graduate Degree

04/30/2026

May 1 is the priority consideration deadline for applying to the Master of Supply Chain Transportation & Logistics program. If you have been thinking about taking the next step in your career, consider this your nudge.

The program is grounded in real-world challenges across freight, logistics, and supply chains, with a growing focus on data, analytics, and using AI/ML to improve decision-making, forecasting, and performance. We’re looking for people who want to dig into how supply chains, transportation, and logistics actually work, and how they can work better.

Learn more and get an inside look from faculty and students:

What is the UW Online Master of Supply Chain Transportation and Logistics?

04/21/2026

Final call for today's Inside the Admissions Process application workshop at 4 p.m. PT.

We're diving straight into tips for your personal statement, resume strategies, and a look at our review process.

Sign up here for the Zoom link:

Join the Civil and Environmental Engineering Advising team for an Admissions Workshop designed to help you prepare a compelling application for our online professional master’s programs in Civil & Environmental Engineering. This workshop focuses on the most common questions and concerns we hear fr...

04/20/2026

Col. (Ret.) Mark Vitantonio joined us last week for Leading Logistics in the Fog: Lessons in Supply Chain Resilience from a Military Evacuation Case Study, drawing on his experience supporting military evacuation planning in Beirut as conditions escalated and U.S. citizens were advised to evacuate. Planning focused on the potential movement of more than 70,000 civilians amid rapidly shifting conditions, limited authority, and evolving information.

The discussion focused on the operational layer: how decisions are structured without full visibility, how surge capacity is modeled in real time, and how coordination holds across organizations as timelines compress.

We’re grateful to Mark for sharing his experience and contributing to the range of perspectives in our community. We regularly host sessions like these with leaders across logistics, infrastructure, transportation, and industry, connecting students directly to their work and the decision-making that defines real-world operations.

Watch the recording here:

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04/18/2026

The May 1 deadline to apply for the Master of Supply Chain Transportation & Logistics is coming up.

If you’re still working on your application, don’t miss our April 21 workshop: “Inside the Admissions Process,” where we’ll cover common applicant questions and how to navigate them.

Register:

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04/15/2026

Starting at 12 p.m. PT today: Our "Inside the Admissions Process" workshop.

If you're working on your application, join us live to get your questions answered and hear directly from the advising team before the May 1 deadline.

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Join the Civil and Environmental Engineering Advising team for an Admissions Workshop designed to help you prepare a compelling application for our online professional master’s programs in Civil & Environmental Engineering. This workshop focuses on the most common questions and concerns we hear fr...

04/14/2026

We're live for a webinar on Logistics in the Fog: Lessons in Supply Chain Resilience from a Military Evacuation Case Study, featuring Colonel (Ret.) Mark Vitantonio.

Amid escalating tensions in Beirut, with commercial flights canceled and U.S. citizens urgently advised to depart Lebanon, Colonel (Ret.) Mark Vitantonio led comprehensive evacuation reception planning efforts in theater and afloat to prepare for the potential relocation of more than 70,000 U.S. civilians. While civilians were not ultimately physically relocated, he directed the operational design, reception planning, capacity modeling, and multi-domain coordination required should evacuation become necessary — all under conditions of limited authority, constrained resources, and rapidly evolving information.

Register to join: https://lnkd.in/gnbnmcYX

04/13/2026

If you’re still working on your application, join us this Wednesday, April 15, for our "Inside the Admissions Process" workshop.

We’ll be walking through the most common questions we hear from applicants and sharing practical advice on how to approach your materials before the deadline.

Register here: https://washington.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_J0L_PX-bS5-erSHf12Eqyw #/registration

04/12/2026

The May 1 deadline to apply for the Master of Supply Chain Transportation & Logistics is coming up fast, and we’re hosting a live workshop to help you finish strong.

Join us April 15 at 12:00 noon PT for "Inside the Admissions Process". We'll discuss what makes what makes a competitive application and how to position your story for the review committee.

We’ll cover:
• How to shape a clear, compelling personal statement
• How to highlight your experience in your resume, even if your path isn’t traditional
• What the review process looks like after you hit submit
• What we looking for when evaluating applications

We’ll also have plenty of time for a live Q&A.

Register here to receive the Zoom link: https://washington.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_J0L_PX-bS5-erSHf12Eqyw

04/12/2026

The May 1 deadline to apply for the Master of Supply Chain Transportation & Logistics is almost here. If you’re still working on your application, now is the time to get it across the finish line. We’re hosting a live admissions workshop with our advising team on April 21 to help you do just that. We’ll walk through how to strengthen your statement of purpose, organize your resume, and understand what evaluators are really looking for.

Register here to join us for "Inside the Admissions Process": https://washington.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_fbMUDzIaTFS0k9UnNDTupg

03/18/2026

Thinking about applying to the Master of Supply Chain Transportation & Logistics (MSCTL) degree program? Join us for an info session TODAY at noon.

We’re excited to welcome alum Jackie Nguyen (MSCTL ’22), now a Senior Technical Program Manager at DAT Freight & Analytics. Jackie will share her career journey, how the MSCTL degree shaped her leadership and collaboration approach, and how she’s applied what she learned across roles at Amazon, Convoy, and beyond.

This is a great opportunity for prospective students to hear directly from an alum about the real-world impact of the program.

Register to attend:
https://www.supply-chain-transportation.uw.edu/event?sfid=701Hs000001in4CIAQ