The CITT Program of Study in supply chain and transportation logistics managment consists of ten (10) courses from three consecutive levels of learning.

Two (2) Logistics Fundamentals Courses (Level 1):

Both courses are mandatory:

• Transportation Systems (formerly Distribution I)
• Logistics Processes (formerly Distribution II)

Five (5) Business Knowledge Courses (Level 2):

Candidates must complete any five (5) of the following:

• Business Law
• Business Management
• Business Strategy
• Financial Management
• Introductory Economics
• Marketing: An Introduction
• Organizational Behaviour (formerly Managing People Effectively) 
• Risk Assessment (formerly Essentials of Risk Management)
• The Business Approach to Writing (replaces Writing for Business)

Three (3) Advanced Logistics Courses (Level 3):

Candidates must complete the following course:

• Integrated Logistics
And any two of the following:

• Logistics Decision Modelling
• Transportation Economics
• Transportation Law

All candidates in the Program of Study are Undergraduate Members of CITT and can reap the professional benefits of holding the most-respected professional designation in the supply chain and transportation logistics sector.

All courses must be passed by way of standardized course examinations, unless a course exemption is granted. This rigour, along with the scope of other requirements to earn a CITT Designation, support the designation's outstanding reputation in the industry.

Candidates entering the program must have a minimum of Grade 12 or equivalent work experience, and must pass examinations (or receive academic equivalency) for 10 approved courses.