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The University of Denver has the distinction of being the oldest inde-
pendent university in the Rocky Mountain region, giving it a tradition
of 150 years of academic excellence. Founded before Colorado was
a state, the university now enrolls approximately 11,500 students in
its undergraduate and graduate programs, and has consistently been
ranked as a top 100 university by U.S. News & World Report. The
Bachelor of Arts Completion Program itself ranks #13 on the 2014
U.S. News & World Report list of best Online Bachelors Programs.
This vibrant 125-acre campus is conveniently located just minutes south
of downtown Denver, and showcases the best of its historic legacy along
with state-of-the-art classroom and research buildings, library, career
center, and recreation and wellness center.
As the University of Denvers college of professional and continuing stud-
ies, University College is dedicated to providing education that matters
for busy adults. Along with the Bachelor of Arts Completion Program,
University College offers nine graduate programs and non-credit short
courses. The faculty and staff understand the challenges facing adult
learners and specialize in providing the highest quality learning experi-
ence for working professionals. The University of Denver and all of its
academic programs are accredited by the North Central Association of
Colleges and Schools, one of eight regional accrediting bodies in the
nation. Regional accreditation is the recognized standard for universities
in the United States.
Program Outcomes
Designed to deliver six learning outcomes critical for success at work and in living a satisfying and productive life.
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ONLINE AND EVENING COURSES DESIGNED, DELIVERED, AND PRICED FOR BUSY ADULTS
Program outcomes at University College were designed with input from
the business, non-prot, and public sector communities. When asked
what they look for in future employees, organizational leaders told
us they want to see several key skills in candidates from creativity to
critical thinking, effective communication to empowerment. Students in
the Bachelor of Arts Completion Program will develop and capitalize
on these vital skills, plus the knowledge earned within their respec-
tive majors. For Global Commerce and Transportation majors, that
interdisciplinary knowledge includes supply chain strategies, logistics
systems, risk assessment, foreign transportation market models, and
overall modes and nodes of transportation. The other critical program
outcomes include:
CREATIVITY The ability to conceptualize and rework problems,
and to generate solutions to those problems that open up new worlds of
knowledge.
CRITICAL THINKING The skill of analyzing and dening
issues, developing an appreciation for multiple view points, and
generating well-crafted arguments.
KNOWLEDGE UTILIZATION The ability to nd useful in-
formation, ideas, concepts, and theories, to synthesize them and build
on them, and to apply them in the workplace, as well as life.

EMPOWERMENT The condence that comes from knowing
how to act, when to act, and how to respond to the opportunities and
constraints that affect your efforts to get things done. With a sense of
empowerment comes the ability to lead and bring about change for the
good.
EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION Knowing your audi-
ence and learning how to empathize with it; reading, writing, and
speaking effectively.
DECISION MAKING The ability to analyze options and
outcomes for decisions in terms of their values and effects and to make
decisions that are rational, legal, and ethical.
A Premier Educational Experience
A bachelors degree from the University of Denver has several aspects which distinguish it from other degree programs.
CHALLENGING Students will be treated as adults and will be
encouraged to develop self-awareness about motivations, abilities, and
learning goals. They will be given personal attention, but will also be ex-
pected to meet deadlines and contribute in a thoughtful, well-prepared
manner during class activities whether class is online or on campus.
IMMEDIATELY APPLICABLE The skills you gain in the Bach-
elor of Arts Completion Program efective communication, creativity,
empowerment, decision making, and more are practical and can be
used immediately. The curriculum has been thoughtfully designed with
you in mind and the outcomes can be used today and into the future.

HIGH TECH Online instruction will be supported by the latest
instructional technologies through Canvas an innovative learning
management system which includes built-in multimedia, customizable
notications, easy-to-use discussion boards, and a mobile app available
for Android, iPhone, and iPad devices.
PRESTIGIOUS Students at the University of Denver have full access
to the vast world-class resources provided by this premier university. A
top library facility, career center, personal advisors, and a dynamic alumni
network will all be available to University College students as they em-
bark on their undergraduate education.
For additional information about the Global Commerce and Transportation major offered in the Bachelor of Arts Completion Program,
we welcome you to contact the director of the program, Dr. John Hill at John.Hill@du.edu. Also, explore our website at universitycollege.du.edu.
Global Commerce and Transportation
BACHELOR OF ARTS COMPLETION PROGRAM
A Top 100 University
The University of Denver ranks as a top 100 university and the Bachelors of Arts Completion Program ranks #13 Best Online Bachelors Program.
AN EXCEPTIONAL EXPERIENCE
The Bachelor of Arts Completion Program at University College, the col-
lege of professional and continuing studies at the University of Den-
ver, offers working adults the opportunity to complete their bachelors
degrees using past credit, while earning a valuable, career-relevant
degree. The Global Commerce and Transportation major provides the
foundational elements needed to effectively manage the transportation
of goods and people with classes available on campus, online, or in a
unique combination of both to t the busy schedule of full-time profes-
sionals. Students in this program will receive hands-on instruction on
transportation safety and security issues, law and policy, economics and
nance, international trade, supply-chain logistics, and transportation
modes and nodes. Along with this specic industry knowledge, students
will also develop superior business, communication, and decision-mak-
ing skillstransferable outcomes provided by the bachelors program
that can be applied immediately.
When students graduate from the Bachelor of Arts Completion Program,
they say the impact on their lives is transformative and immeasurable
in value. The interdisciplinary approach employed by University Col-
lege means students study subjects from all relevant areas that apply to
global commerce and transportation, providing students the ability to
evaluate situations in a thorough and strategic manner, while thinking
creatively and critically regarding solutions and outcomes.
Quality, engagement, innovation, integrity, and personal attention are
the characteristics on which the University of Denvers reputation is built.
Thats what makes our program different from other undergraduate ex-
periences, and other programs that view your education as a commod-
ity. This time you deserve an exceptional experience.

BUSINESS...AND BEYOND
With a degree in Global Commerce and Transportation from the Uni-
versity of Denver, students will gain a global perspective, along with the
critical decision-making, problem-solving, and creativity skills necessary
to thrive in the business world while working independently or within
group and team settings. While a business degree provides a broad-
base education in nance, communication, and economics, the Global
Commerce and Transportation major gives students an opportunity to
explore those topics, plus intermodal logistics, policies, and systems. See-
ing how these industry-specic subjects directly relate to organizational
goals and processes, students will graduate with an advantage over the
typical business major, as they leave with a rm grasp of transportation
systems that integrate all modes of transport.
ONLINE LEARNING WORTHY OF BUSY ADULTS
At University College, we strive to provide working adults with a
rigorous, career-relevant education that matters, whether it be received
on campus, online, or in a unique combination of both. At University
College, our philosophy is to embrace technology to improve and
accelerate learning for busy adults. Online classes present the same
content and are driven by the same academic outcomes as on campus
classes, but are delivered differently for convenience. The secure online
course delivery system presents material online and provides constant
interaction between students and instructors. Dynamic discussion
boards, streaming multimedia, and audio and visual elements make
online classes interactive and effective.
BA in Global Commerce and Transportation
Finally, working professionals have a high quality option for completing their undergraduate degree at a distinguished university.
COMMON LEARNING COURSES
Effective Communication
Discovering Creative Energies
Organizational Behavior
Leadership
Ethical Decision Making
Concepts of Public Good
Quantitative Reasoning
The Digital Age
21st Century Global Issues
The Past as Prologue
OUTCOMES

Welcome to the Bachelor of Arts Completion
Program at the University of Denver. Our
applied and practical curriculum for the Global
Commerce and Transportation major helps
you develop essential skills for the 21st century
transportation industry such as quantitative
reasoning, problem-solving, decision-making,
communication, and critical thinking. Through
this major, you will learn how to effectively
manage the transportation of goods and people
and often be able to immediately apply what
you have learned in class to real work situations
the very next day. Our classes are smallless
than 20 studentsso you will have ample
opportunities to interact with, and get to
know, your fellow students and instructors.
As you pursue your Global Commerce and
Transportation degree, we will provide you
with strong teaching, academic advising,
career services, and other support to
help you achieve your Bachelor of Arts
degree.
Director Message
TRANSFER CREDITS WITH NO HASSLE
At University College, students have a fresh academic start as we apply
the rst 96 transferable quarter credits (64 semester hour credits) directly
toward a DU bachelors degree. Although certain occupational or technical
courses may not transfer, no time limit applies to courses that do transfer.
TIME TO COMPLETION
The time for completion depends on the number of hours transferred
initially and the rate at which courses are taken. For example, students
who take two courses per quarter and transfer 90 quarter hours (60
semester hours) into the program will complete their degree in three
years. The program does not have a campus residency requirement. The
recommended course load for working students is two courses per quarter.
At this rate, a student can complete eight credits per quarter or 32 credits
in a calendar year.

Time Example
Quarter Hours at DU

4
40
40
6
90
Transfer
Writing
Workshop
Common
Learning
Major
Electives
Total
Students with 90 quarter hours (60 semester hours) of transfer work
the equivalent of two years of undergraduate study will have a
course work plan that includes the following:
Quarter Hours
90
4
40
40
6
180
John Hill
Academic Director
Bachelor of Arts Completion Program
WRITING
Writing Workshop
Write and speak persuasively, analyze, and form arguments
Utilize creativity in problem solving and innovation
Apply decision-making models to varying organization types
Align human and nancial resources to support organizational vision within group settings
Critically assess options for responding to ethical challenges
Analyze how public, private, and nonprot sectors impact society
Reason with quantitative information and learn how to apply statistical analysis tools
Understand how digital technology effects organizations and individuals
Analyze globalizations impact on business and civil society
Examine how historical events shape and inuence the present
Develop persuasive writing skills necessary for professional success
Cost Comparison
Compare the University College 2014/2015 tuition rates with other programs.
University Degree Cost Per Credit Fees
DUs University College BA in Global Commerce and Transportation $535 $4 per credit
University of Phoenix BS in Business with Concentration in Integrated
Supply Chain and Operations Management
$585 $760 per year
Drexel University
Online
BS in Business $474
Ashford University BA in Supply Chain Management $420 $50 per course
South University BS in Business Administration with Concentration
in Supply Chain Management
$402
American Public University BA in Transportation and Logistics Management $250 $50 per course
Penn State World Campus BS in Business Management $518 or $559 depending
on incoming credits
Ranges from $84
to $248
GLOBAL COMMERCE
AND TRANSPORTATION COURSES
Transportation Modes and Nodes
Supply Chain and Logistics Systems
Transportation and Public Policy Issues
Transportation Safety and Security
Financial Management
Economics and Finance
Directed Research
Civic Engagement
Integrative Project Design
Integrative Project
Value tradeoffs of transportation modes and interfaces
Strategies and tactics for improving transportation efciencies
Economic implications of transportation and public policy
Risk assessment and management of security systems
Business capitalization, nancial trend analysis, and analytical forecasting
Micro- and macro-economic nancial analysis
Create a clearly written commerce and transportation report based on research ndings
Engage in experiential explorations of solutions to civic issues
Evaluate and apply alternative problem-solving approaches to commerce and transportation
Integrate evidence to present a coherent and persuasive project on commerce and transportation
Education Pays...
Education pays in higher earnings and lower unemployment rates.
The median weekly earnings in 2013 for professionals with a bachelors
degree was $381 more than someone without a degree, and the unem-
ployment rate nearly doubled from 4% for those with a bachelors vs.
7% for those without.
AN EXCEPTIONAL EXPERIENCE
The Bachelor of Arts Completion Program at University College, the col-
lege of professional and continuing studies at the University of Den-
ver, offers working adults the opportunity to complete their bachelors
degrees using past credit, while earning a valuable, career-relevant
degree. The Global Commerce and Transportation major provides the
foundational elements needed to effectively manage the transportation
of goods and people with classes available on campus, online, or in a
unique combination of both to t the busy schedule of full-time profes-
sionals. Students in this program will receive hands-on instruction on
transportation safety and security issues, law and policy, economics and
nance, international trade, supply-chain logistics, and transportation
modes and nodes. Along with this specic industry knowledge, students
will also develop superior business, communication, and decision-mak-
ing skillstransferable outcomes provided by the bachelors program
that can be applied immediately.
When students graduate from the Bachelor of Arts Completion Program,
they say the impact on their lives is transformative and immeasurable
in value. The interdisciplinary approach employed by University Col-
lege means students study subjects from all relevant areas that apply to
global commerce and transportation, providing students the ability to
evaluate situations in a thorough and strategic manner, while thinking
creatively and critically regarding solutions and outcomes.
Quality, engagement, innovation, integrity, and personal attention are
the characteristics on which the University of Denvers reputation is built.
Thats what makes our program different from other undergraduate ex-
periences, and other programs that view your education as a commod-
ity. This time you deserve an exceptional experience.

BUSINESS...AND BEYOND
With a degree in Global Commerce and Transportation from the Uni-
versity of Denver, students will gain a global perspective, along with the
critical decision-making, problem-solving, and creativity skills necessary
to thrive in the business world while working independently or within
group and team settings. While a business degree provides a broad-
base education in nance, communication, and economics, the Global
Commerce and Transportation major gives students an opportunity to
explore those topics, plus intermodal logistics, policies, and systems. See-
ing how these industry-specic subjects directly relate to organizational
goals and processes, students will graduate with an advantage over the
typical business major, as they leave with a rm grasp of transportation
systems that integrate all modes of transport.
ONLINE LEARNING WORTHY OF BUSY ADULTS
At University College, we strive to provide working adults with a
rigorous, career-relevant education that matters, whether it be received
on campus, online, or in a unique combination of both. At University
College, our philosophy is to embrace technology to improve and
accelerate learning for busy adults. Online classes present the same
content and are driven by the same academic outcomes as on campus
classes, but are delivered differently for convenience. The secure online
course delivery system presents material online and provides constant
interaction between students and instructors. Dynamic discussion
boards, streaming multimedia, and audio and visual elements make
online classes interactive and effective.
BA in Global Commerce and Transportation
Finally, working professionals have a high quality option for completing their undergraduate degree at a distinguished university.
COMMON LEARNING COURSES
Effective Communication
Discovering Creative Energies
Organizational Behavior
Leadership
Ethical Decision Making
Concepts of Public Good
Quantitative Reasoning
The Digital Age
21st Century Global Issues
The Past as Prologue
OUTCOMES

Welcome to the Bachelor of Arts Completion
Program at the University of Denver. Our
applied and practical curriculum for the Global
Commerce and Transportation major helps
you develop essential skills for the 21st century
transportation industry such as quantitative
reasoning, problem-solving, decision-making,
communication, and critical thinking. Through
this major, you will learn how to effectively
manage the transportation of goods and people
and often be able to immediately apply what
you have learned in class to real work situations
the very next day. Our classes are smallless
than 20 studentsso you will have ample
opportunities to interact with, and get to
know, your fellow students and instructors.
As you pursue your Global Commerce and
Transportation degree, we will provide you
with strong teaching, academic advising,
career services, and other support to
help you achieve your Bachelor of Arts
degree.
Director Message
TRANSFER CREDITS WITH NO HASSLE
At University College, students have a fresh academic start as we apply
the rst 96 transferable quarter credits (64 semester hour credits) directly
toward a DU bachelors degree. Although certain occupational or technical
courses may not transfer, no time limit applies to courses that do transfer.
TIME TO COMPLETION
The time for completion depends on the number of hours transferred
initially and the rate at which courses are taken. For example, students
who take two courses per quarter and transfer 90 quarter hours (60
semester hours) into the program will complete their degree in three
years. The program does not have a campus residency requirement. The
recommended course load for working students is two courses per quarter.
At this rate, a student can complete eight credits per quarter or 32 credits
in a calendar year.

Time Example
Quarter Hours at DU

4
40
40
6
90
Transfer
Writing
Workshop
Common
Learning
Major
Electives
Total
Students with 90 quarter hours (60 semester hours) of transfer work
the equivalent of two years of undergraduate study will have a
course work plan that includes the following:
Quarter Hours
90
4
40
40
6
180
John Hill
Academic Director
Bachelor of Arts Completion Program
WRITING
Writing Workshop
Write and speak persuasively, analyze, and form arguments
Utilize creativity in problem solving and innovation
Apply decision-making models to varying organization types
Align human and nancial resources to support organizational vision within group settings
Critically assess options for responding to ethical challenges
Analyze how public, private, and nonprot sectors impact society
Reason with quantitative information and learn how to apply statistical analysis tools
Understand how digital technology effects organizations and individuals
Analyze globalizations impact on business and civil society
Examine how historical events shape and inuence the present
Develop persuasive writing skills necessary for professional success
Cost Comparison
Compare the University College 2014/2015 tuition rates with other programs.
University Degree Cost Per Credit Fees
DUs University College BA in Global Commerce and Transportation $535 $4 per credit
University of Phoenix BS in Business with Concentration in Integrated
Supply Chain and Operations Management
$585 $760 per year
Drexel University
Online
BS in Business $474
Ashford University BA in Supply Chain Management $420 $50 per course
South University BS in Business Administration with Concentration
in Supply Chain Management
$402
American Public University BA in Transportation and Logistics Management $250 $50 per course
Penn State World Campus BS in Business Management $518 or $559 depending
on incoming credits
Ranges from $84
to $248
GLOBAL COMMERCE
AND TRANSPORTATION COURSES
Transportation Modes and Nodes
Supply Chain and Logistics Systems
Transportation and Public Policy Issues
Transportation Safety and Security
Financial Management
Economics and Finance
Directed Research
Civic Engagement
Integrative Project Design
Integrative Project
Value tradeoffs of transportation modes and interfaces
Strategies and tactics for improving transportation efciencies
Economic implications of transportation and public policy
Risk assessment and management of security systems
Business capitalization, nancial trend analysis, and analytical forecasting
Micro- and macro-economic nancial analysis
Create a clearly written commerce and transportation report based on research ndings
Engage in experiential explorations of solutions to civic issues
Evaluate and apply alternative problem-solving approaches to commerce and transportation
Integrate evidence to present a coherent and persuasive project on commerce and transportation
Education Pays...
Education pays in higher earnings and lower unemployment rates.
The median weekly earnings in 2013 for professionals with a bachelors
degree was $381 more than someone without a degree, and the unem-
ployment rate nearly doubled from 4% for those with a bachelors vs.
7% for those without.
AN EXCEPTIONAL EXPERIENCE
The Bachelor of Arts Completion Program at University College, the col-
lege of professional and continuing studies at the University of Den-
ver, offers working adults the opportunity to complete their bachelors
degrees using past credit, while earning a valuable, career-relevant
degree. The Global Commerce and Transportation major provides the
foundational elements needed to effectively manage the transportation
of goods and people with classes available on campus, online, or in a
unique combination of both to t the busy schedule of full-time profes-
sionals. Students in this program will receive hands-on instruction on
transportation safety and security issues, law and policy, economics and
nance, international trade, supply-chain logistics, and transportation
modes and nodes. Along with this specic industry knowledge, students
will also develop superior business, communication, and decision-mak-
ing skillstransferable outcomes provided by the bachelors program
that can be applied immediately.
When students graduate from the Bachelor of Arts Completion Program,
they say the impact on their lives is transformative and immeasurable
in value. The interdisciplinary approach employed by University Col-
lege means students study subjects from all relevant areas that apply to
global commerce and transportation, providing students the ability to
evaluate situations in a thorough and strategic manner, while thinking
creatively and critically regarding solutions and outcomes.
Quality, engagement, innovation, integrity, and personal attention are
the characteristics on which the University of Denvers reputation is built.
Thats what makes our program different from other undergraduate ex-
periences, and other programs that view your education as a commod-
ity. This time you deserve an exceptional experience.

BUSINESS...AND BEYOND
With a degree in Global Commerce and Transportation from the Uni-
versity of Denver, students will gain a global perspective, along with the
critical decision-making, problem-solving, and creativity skills necessary
to thrive in the business world while working independently or within
group and team settings. While a business degree provides a broad-
base education in nance, communication, and economics, the Global
Commerce and Transportation major gives students an opportunity to
explore those topics, plus intermodal logistics, policies, and systems. See-
ing how these industry-specic subjects directly relate to organizational
goals and processes, students will graduate with an advantage over the
typical business major, as they leave with a rm grasp of transportation
systems that integrate all modes of transport.
ONLINE LEARNING WORTHY OF BUSY ADULTS
At University College, we strive to provide working adults with a
rigorous, career-relevant education that matters, whether it be received
on campus, online, or in a unique combination of both. At University
College, our philosophy is to embrace technology to improve and
accelerate learning for busy adults. Online classes present the same
content and are driven by the same academic outcomes as on campus
classes, but are delivered differently for convenience. The secure online
course delivery system presents material online and provides constant
interaction between students and instructors. Dynamic discussion
boards, streaming multimedia, and audio and visual elements make
online classes interactive and effective.
BA in Global Commerce and Transportation
Finally, working professionals have a high quality option for completing their undergraduate degree at a distinguished university.
COMMON LEARNING COURSES
Effective Communication
Discovering Creative Energies
Organizational Behavior
Leadership
Ethical Decision Making
Concepts of Public Good
Quantitative Reasoning
The Digital Age
21st Century Global Issues
The Past as Prologue
OUTCOMES

Welcome to the Bachelor of Arts Completion
Program at the University of Denver. Our
applied and practical curriculum for the Global
Commerce and Transportation major helps
you develop essential skills for the 21st century
transportation industry such as quantitative
reasoning, problem-solving, decision-making,
communication, and critical thinking. Through
this major, you will learn how to effectively
manage the transportation of goods and people
and often be able to immediately apply what
you have learned in class to real work situations
the very next day. Our classes are smallless
than 20 studentsso you will have ample
opportunities to interact with, and get to
know, your fellow students and instructors.
As you pursue your Global Commerce and
Transportation degree, we will provide you
with strong teaching, academic advising,
career services, and other support to
help you achieve your Bachelor of Arts
degree.
Director Message
TRANSFER CREDITS WITH NO HASSLE
At University College, students have a fresh academic start as we apply
the rst 96 transferable quarter credits (64 semester hour credits) directly
toward a DU bachelors degree. Although certain occupational or technical
courses may not transfer, no time limit applies to courses that do transfer.
TIME TO COMPLETION
The time for completion depends on the number of hours transferred
initially and the rate at which courses are taken. For example, students
who take two courses per quarter and transfer 90 quarter hours (60
semester hours) into the program will complete their degree in three
years. The program does not have a campus residency requirement. The
recommended course load for working students is two courses per quarter.
At this rate, a student can complete eight credits per quarter or 32 credits
in a calendar year.

Time Example
Quarter Hours at DU

4
40
40
6
90
Transfer
Writing
Workshop
Common
Learning
Major
Electives
Total
Students with 90 quarter hours (60 semester hours) of transfer work
the equivalent of two years of undergraduate study will have a
course work plan that includes the following:
Quarter Hours
90
4
40
40
6
180
John Hill
Academic Director
Bachelor of Arts Completion Program
WRITING
Writing Workshop
Write and speak persuasively, analyze, and form arguments
Utilize creativity in problem solving and innovation
Apply decision-making models to varying organization types
Align human and nancial resources to support organizational vision within group settings
Critically assess options for responding to ethical challenges
Analyze how public, private, and nonprot sectors impact society
Reason with quantitative information and learn how to apply statistical analysis tools
Understand how digital technology effects organizations and individuals
Analyze globalizations impact on business and civil society
Examine how historical events shape and inuence the present
Develop persuasive writing skills necessary for professional success
Cost Comparison
Compare the University College 2014/2015 tuition rates with other programs.
University Degree Cost Per Credit Fees
DUs University College BA in Global Commerce and Transportation $535 $4 per credit
University of Phoenix BS in Business with Concentration in Integrated
Supply Chain and Operations Management
$585 $760 per year
Drexel University
Online
BS in Business $474
Ashford University BA in Supply Chain Management $420 $50 per course
South University BS in Business Administration with Concentration
in Supply Chain Management
$402
American Public University BA in Transportation and Logistics Management $250 $50 per course
Penn State World Campus BS in Business Management $518 or $559 depending
on incoming credits
Ranges from $84
to $248
GLOBAL COMMERCE
AND TRANSPORTATION COURSES
Transportation Modes and Nodes
Supply Chain and Logistics Systems
Transportation and Public Policy Issues
Transportation Safety and Security
Financial Management
Economics and Finance
Directed Research
Civic Engagement
Integrative Project Design
Integrative Project
Value tradeoffs of transportation modes and interfaces
Strategies and tactics for improving transportation efciencies
Economic implications of transportation and public policy
Risk assessment and management of security systems
Business capitalization, nancial trend analysis, and analytical forecasting
Micro- and macro-economic nancial analysis
Create a clearly written commerce and transportation report based on research ndings
Engage in experiential explorations of solutions to civic issues
Evaluate and apply alternative problem-solving approaches to commerce and transportation
Integrate evidence to present a coherent and persuasive project on commerce and transportation
Education Pays...
Education pays in higher earnings and lower unemployment rates.
The median weekly earnings in 2013 for professionals with a bachelors
degree was $381 more than someone without a degree, and the unem-
ployment rate nearly doubled from 4% for those with a bachelors vs.
7% for those without.
303-871-2291 or 800-347-2042
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The University of Denver has the distinction of being the oldest inde-
pendent university in the Rocky Mountain region, giving it a tradition
of 150 years of academic excellence. Founded before Colorado was
a state, the university now enrolls approximately 11,500 students in
its undergraduate and graduate programs, and has consistently been
ranked as a top 100 university by U.S. News & World Report. The
Bachelor of Arts Completion Program itself ranks #13 on the 2014
U.S. News & World Report list of best Online Bachelors Programs.
This vibrant 125-acre campus is conveniently located just minutes south
of downtown Denver, and showcases the best of its historic legacy along
with state-of-the-art classroom and research buildings, library, career
center, and recreation and wellness center.
As the University of Denvers college of professional and continuing stud-
ies, University College is dedicated to providing education that matters
for busy adults. Along with the Bachelor of Arts Completion Program,
University College offers nine graduate programs and non-credit short
courses. The faculty and staff understand the challenges facing adult
learners and specialize in providing the highest quality learning experi-
ence for working professionals. The University of Denver and all of its
academic programs are accredited by the North Central Association of
Colleges and Schools, one of eight regional accrediting bodies in the
nation. Regional accreditation is the recognized standard for universities
in the United States.
Program Outcomes
Designed to deliver six learning outcomes critical for success at work and in living a satisfying and productive life.
Call, Click, or Connect with University College
ONLINE AND EVENING COURSES DESIGNED, DELIVERED, AND PRICED FOR BUSY ADULTS
Program outcomes at University College were designed with input from
the business, non-prot, and public sector communities. When asked
what they look for in future employees, organizational leaders told
us they want to see several key skills in candidates from creativity to
critical thinking, effective communication to empowerment. Students in
the Bachelor of Arts Completion Program will develop and capitalize
on these vital skills, plus the knowledge earned within their respec-
tive majors. For Global Commerce and Transportation majors, that
interdisciplinary knowledge includes supply chain strategies, logistics
systems, risk assessment, foreign transportation market models, and
overall modes and nodes of transportation. The other critical program
outcomes include:
CREATIVITY The ability to conceptualize and rework problems,
and to generate solutions to those problems that open up new worlds of
knowledge.
CRITICAL THINKING The skill of analyzing and dening
issues, developing an appreciation for multiple view points, and
generating well-crafted arguments.
KNOWLEDGE UTILIZATION The ability to nd useful in-
formation, ideas, concepts, and theories, to synthesize them and build
on them, and to apply them in the workplace, as well as life.

EMPOWERMENT The condence that comes from knowing
how to act, when to act, and how to respond to the opportunities and
constraints that affect your efforts to get things done. With a sense of
empowerment comes the ability to lead and bring about change for the
good.
EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION Knowing your audi-
ence and learning how to empathize with it; reading, writing, and
speaking effectively.
DECISION MAKING The ability to analyze options and
outcomes for decisions in terms of their values and effects and to make
decisions that are rational, legal, and ethical.
A Premier Educational Experience
A bachelors degree from the University of Denver has several aspects which distinguish it from other degree programs.
CHALLENGING Students will be treated as adults and will be
encouraged to develop self-awareness about motivations, abilities, and
learning goals. They will be given personal attention, but will also be ex-
pected to meet deadlines and contribute in a thoughtful, well-prepared
manner during class activities whether class is online or on campus.
IMMEDIATELY APPLICABLE The skills you gain in the Bach-
elor of Arts Completion Program efective communication, creativity,
empowerment, decision making, and more are practical and can be
used immediately. The curriculum has been thoughtfully designed with
you in mind and the outcomes can be used today and into the future.

HIGH TECH Online instruction will be supported by the latest
instructional technologies through Canvas an innovative learning
management system which includes built-in multimedia, customizable
notications, easy-to-use discussion boards, and a mobile app available
for Android, iPhone, and iPad devices.
PRESTIGIOUS Students at the University of Denver have full access
to the vast world-class resources provided by this premier university. A
top library facility, career center, personal advisors, and a dynamic alumni
network will all be available to University College students as they em-
bark on their undergraduate education.
For additional information about the Global Commerce and Transportation major offered in the Bachelor of Arts Completion Program,
we welcome you to contact the director of the program, Dr. John Hill at John.Hill@du.edu. Also, explore our website at universitycollege.du.edu.
Global Commerce and Transportation
BACHELOR OF ARTS COMPLETION PROGRAM
A Top 100 University
The University of Denver ranks as a top 100 university and the Bachelors of Arts Completion Program ranks #13 Best Online Bachelors Program.
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The University of Denver has the distinction of being the oldest inde-
pendent university in the Rocky Mountain region, giving it a tradition
of 150 years of academic excellence. Founded before Colorado was
a state, the university now enrolls approximately 11,500 students in
its undergraduate and graduate programs, and has consistently been
ranked as a top 100 university by U.S. News & World Report. The
Bachelor of Arts Completion Program itself ranks #13 on the 2014
U.S. News & World Report list of best Online Bachelors Programs.
This vibrant 125-acre campus is conveniently located just minutes south
of downtown Denver, and showcases the best of its historic legacy along
with state-of-the-art classroom and research buildings, library, career
center, and recreation and wellness center.
As the University of Denvers college of professional and continuing stud-
ies, University College is dedicated to providing education that matters
for busy adults. Along with the Bachelor of Arts Completion Program,
University College offers nine graduate programs and non-credit short
courses. The faculty and staff understand the challenges facing adult
learners and specialize in providing the highest quality learning experi-
ence for working professionals. The University of Denver and all of its
academic programs are accredited by the North Central Association of
Colleges and Schools, one of eight regional accrediting bodies in the
nation. Regional accreditation is the recognized standard for universities
in the United States.
Program Outcomes
Designed to deliver six learning outcomes critical for success at work and in living a satisfying and productive life.
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ONLINE AND EVENING COURSES DESIGNED, DELIVERED, AND PRICED FOR BUSY ADULTS
Program outcomes at University College were designed with input from
the business, non-prot, and public sector communities. When asked
what they look for in future employees, organizational leaders told
us they want to see several key skills in candidates from creativity to
critical thinking, effective communication to empowerment. Students in
the Bachelor of Arts Completion Program will develop and capitalize
on these vital skills, plus the knowledge earned within their respec-
tive majors. For Global Commerce and Transportation majors, that
interdisciplinary knowledge includes supply chain strategies, logistics
systems, risk assessment, foreign transportation market models, and
overall modes and nodes of transportation. The other critical program
outcomes include:
CREATIVITY The ability to conceptualize and rework problems,
and to generate solutions to those problems that open up new worlds of
knowledge.
CRITICAL THINKING The skill of analyzing and dening
issues, developing an appreciation for multiple view points, and
generating well-crafted arguments.
KNOWLEDGE UTILIZATION The ability to nd useful in-
formation, ideas, concepts, and theories, to synthesize them and build
on them, and to apply them in the workplace, as well as life.

EMPOWERMENT The condence that comes from knowing
how to act, when to act, and how to respond to the opportunities and
constraints that affect your efforts to get things done. With a sense of
empowerment comes the ability to lead and bring about change for the
good.
EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION Knowing your audi-
ence and learning how to empathize with it; reading, writing, and
speaking effectively.
DECISION MAKING The ability to analyze options and
outcomes for decisions in terms of their values and effects and to make
decisions that are rational, legal, and ethical.
A Premier Educational Experience
A bachelors degree from the University of Denver has several aspects which distinguish it from other degree programs.
CHALLENGING Students will be treated as adults and will be
encouraged to develop self-awareness about motivations, abilities, and
learning goals. They will be given personal attention, but will also be ex-
pected to meet deadlines and contribute in a thoughtful, well-prepared
manner during class activities whether class is online or on campus.
IMMEDIATELY APPLICABLE The skills you gain in the Bach-
elor of Arts Completion Program efective communication, creativity,
empowerment, decision making, and more are practical and can be
used immediately. The curriculum has been thoughtfully designed with
you in mind and the outcomes can be used today and into the future.

HIGH TECH Online instruction will be supported by the latest
instructional technologies through Canvas an innovative learning
management system which includes built-in multimedia, customizable
notications, easy-to-use discussion boards, and a mobile app available
for Android, iPhone, and iPad devices.
PRESTIGIOUS Students at the University of Denver have full access
to the vast world-class resources provided by this premier university. A
top library facility, career center, personal advisors, and a dynamic alumni
network will all be available to University College students as they em-
bark on their undergraduate education.
For additional information about the Global Commerce and Transportation major offered in the Bachelor of Arts Completion Program,
we welcome you to contact the director of the program, Dr. John Hill at John.Hill@du.edu. Also, explore our website at universitycollege.du.edu.
Global Commerce and Transportation
BACHELOR OF ARTS COMPLETION PROGRAM
A Top 100 University
The University of Denver ranks as a top 100 university and the Bachelors of Arts Completion Program ranks #13 Best Online Bachelors Program.