The Global Business and Transportation Department at the State University of New York Maritime College has been awarded the status of Candidate for Accreditation by the International Accreditation Council for Business Education (IACBE) located at 11374 Strang Line Road in Lenexa, Kansas, USA. For a listing of the degrees eligible for accreditation, click IACBE status letter.

Learn about business 30 minutes from the center of the business world and in one of the busiest port cities in the country.

International Transportation and Trade at Maritime is a business program that gives you special insight into finance, logistics, economics and law through the lens of the global economy, and shipping and transportation industries.

As an ITT major, you will visit ports and company headquarters, and many of your professors are industry leaders. You will also have the chance to transfer seamlessly into the Master’s in International Transportation Management program through the fast-track program.

Academic Program

Courses in the International Transportation and Trade program focus on accounting, economics, law, logistics, supply chains, risk management, operations and security.

Offered by the Department of Global Business and Transportation, the program also offers a month-long summer study abroad program. In trips around Europe and Asia, you will gain special insight into some of the cultures of the world and international business practices and customs.

Learning Outcomes

Upon successful completion of Bachelor of Science program in International Transportation and Trade, graduates will be able to

  1. Make rational business decisions by identifying issues, formulating hypotheses, collecting data and employing business decision-support tools.
  2. Demonstrate and illustrate leadership skills
  3. Demonstrate the ability to communicate persuasively
  4. Apply ethical standards to business
  5. Discuss and interpret the dynamic issues of international transportation and trade
  6. Demonstrate the basic principles, skills, and tools of international transportation and trade
SUNY Maritime College ITT Program Graduation Rates

Resources

Career Services Faculty and Staff Shipping and Logistics Master's Program Maritime Course Catalog ITT Internship Application Form Fast-Track Master's Program

Career Paths

Including but not limited to: Ship Brokering, Marine Insurance, Freight Forwarding, Liner Agent, Port & Terminal Operations, Ship Finance

Internship Opportunities

As an ITT major, you will apply what you learn from your professors through a professional internships. Our students have completed internships with:

Most students choose to complete internships the summer between junior and senior years. The Office of Career Services can help you find an internship, and you must receive approval from the department before you begin work.

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Study-Abroad Opportunities

The department offers a month-long study-abroad program, to either Europe or Asia. In the program, you will get an up-close and in-depth look at global trade, transportation and logistics; meet industry leaders; and gain insight into foreign cultures through visits to cultural sites. 

Study Abroad Program

Fast-Track Master's Option

Undergraduate students who qualify can apply for the fast-track master's program, which allows them to take master's-level courses during their senior year in place of senior-level courses.

The program allows you to get a jump-start in earning either of Maritime's master's degrees:

  • Master of Science in Shipping and Logistics through the Department of Global Business and Transportation
  • Master of Science in Maritime and Naval Studies through the Department of Humanities
Fast-Track Overview Shipping and Logistics Fast-Track Program

Life After Maritime

Graduates of the ITT program have gone on to work for:

Maritime Administration Port Authority of New York and New Jersey EWC Global Logistics
NameTitle / PositionPrimary ProgramEmailPhoneOffice
Adjarabe, Jean-PaulAdjunctGlobal Business and TransportationEmail me(718) 409-1148MAC 113
Arian, FiazAdjunctGlobal Business and TransportationEmail me(718) 409-1148MAC 113
Augustine, Dr. DarlineAssociate ProfessorGlobal Business and TransportationEmail me(718) 409-7289MAC 228
Blum, AndrewAdjunctGlobal Business and TransportationEmail me(718) 409-1148MAC 113
Cioppa, ChristopherAdjunctGlobal Business and TransportationEmail me(718) 409-1148MAC 113
Crilley, PatrickLecturerGlobal Business and TransportationEmail me(718) 409-5182MAC 324
Edmonds, RobertProfessor EmeritusGlobal Business and TransportationEmail me(718) 409-7285MAC 223
Ferritto, Dr. VirginiaAdjunctGlobal Business and TransportationEmail me(718) 409-1148MAC 113
Fitzsimmons, SeanAdjunctGlobal Business and TransportationEmail me(718) 409-1148MAC 113
Gustafson, LarsAdjunctGlobal Business and TransportationEmail me(718) 409-1148MAC 113
Hanchrow, GregoryProfessorGlobal Business and TransportationEmail me(718) 409-7285MAC 113
Howard, Dr. LarryProfessorGlobal Business and TransportationEmail me(718) 409-2977MAC 325
Kowtha, N. RaoProfessorGlobal Business and TransportationEmail me(718) 409-2048MAC 221
Loschiavo, DomenicoAdjunctGlobal Business and TransportationEmail me(718) 409-11478MAC 113
Lucarelli, ChristopherAdjunctGlobal Business and TransportationEmail me(718) 409-1148MAC 113
Maloney, James M.AdjunctGlobal Business and TransportationEmail me(718) 409-1148MAC 113
McCarthy, CorneliaAssociate ProfessorGlobal Business and TransportationEmail me(718) 409-3616MAC 227
Nadolny, WalterAdjunctGlobal Business and TransportationEmail me(718) 409-1148MAC 113
Ndekugri, Dr. AlhassanAssistant ProfessorGlobal Business and TransportationEmail me(718) 409-1611MAC 329
Petrocelli, ChrisLecturerGlobal Business and TransportationEmail me(718) 409-1148MAC 225
Timonina, NinaStaffGlobal Business and TransportationEmail me(718) 409-7285MAC 222
Uzel, EzgiAdjunctGlobal Business and TransportationEmail me(718) 409-1148MAC 113
Weiss, JeffreyProfessorGlobal Business and TransportationEmail me(718) 409-7293MAC 327
Yahalom, Dr. SamuelProfessorGlobal Business and TransportationEmail me(718) 409-7290MAC 323

Learning Center Tutoring Schedule

 
Fall – Regimental New Student (Campus Resident)
Fall – Traditional Student (Campus Resident)
Spring – Regimental Student (Campus Resident)
Spring – Traditional Student (Campus Resident)
Notes
In-State
$14,155.50
$13,195.50
$13,025.50
$12,945.50
Rates apply to eligible veterans and their dependents.
In-Region
$15,925.50
$14,965.50
$14,795.50
$14,715.50
 
Out-of-Region
$19,605.50
$18,645.50
$18,475.50
$18,395.50
 
International
$20,807.50
$19,847.50
$20,135.50
$20,055.50