The Master's degree program in International Logistics and Transportation Management (MSc) is application-oriented. It provides students with knowledge in the areas of logistics and transportation in an international context and in-depth expertise in the areas of Total Quality Management, Green Logistics, and Sustainability, Maritime-, Land-, City- and Air Logistics as well as Project Management and Advanced Research Methodologies.

Recognized as the leading French training institution in international trade with a unique focus on the maritime industry, this MSc celebrates 60 years of expertise in the fields of logistics and business optimization. It draws its strength from deep links with the corporate world, its history, and the quality of its teaching. The international dimension is the cornerstone of this program which is constructed in partnership with AFTRAL to enable students to manage international and strategic questions related to transport, supply chain, storage, customs, IT. This MSc offers a global approach that enables students to develop key skills in three areas: International Trade, International Transport, and Logistics.

This program focuses on the integration of IT and telecommunications into transport and logistics systems, with the aim of increasing efficiency, safety, mobility, and customer satisfaction while reducing environmental impact.

Air transport market has increased considerably involving multidisciplinary constraints and objectives to become a complex system of systems – aircraft design, manufacturing, airlines operations, integrated Air Traffic Management, Airport operations, etc.

The fast-growing Maritime sector is vital to the smooth flow of goods and cargo. Antwerp is the perfect place to study Maritime Management as a vital hub in the Maritime industry with the second largest port in Europe. You will be truly submerged in industry practice and attain the skills to become an expert in maritime transportation management.

The MSc in Economics and Business with a Specialisation in Urban, Port & Transport Economics State-of-the-art transport, logistics, and modern cities are essential for a well-functioning economy. The Urban, Port, and Transport Economics program focuses on how to optimize these key elements of modern society. Our lecturers are actively involved in the latest developments in international economic research, consultancy, and advice.

Transport touches almost every aspect of our day-to-day lives and our MSc Transport and Planning programme (recognised by the RTPI and CIHT) encourages you to address the challenges ahead for developing the transport systems of tomorrow.

The Master’s degree programme in Shipping and Port Engineering is designed to prepare highly qualified specialists and researchers able to engage in intellectual and creative activity and to create favorable conditions for individuals to acquire a university master’s degree, based on research and complying to a high technological level. It trains specialists who meet the needs of the contemporary knowledge and information-based economy and seeks to respond to the current and future labor market demands. During the studies in the Shipping and Port Engineering study programme, scientific research is conducted, and the theory of transport, transport systems, and their management are analyzed. The key courses taught in the programme include Reliability of Engineering Systems, Port Infrastructure Engineering, Types of Ships and Intro to their Design, Maritime Development Issues and Research Areas, Logistics and Administration, Stevedoring Operations and their Management, etc.

Our industry accredited MSc will deepen your knowledge and develop advanced skills in planning, management and operation of transport systems.

The MSc IATOM is a 2-year program, who aims at training experts and managers with strong emphasis on application of up-to-date engineering and management concepts or methods of the aeronautical and aviation industry. The MSc IATOM offers 4 training tracks in partnership with leading universities worldwide such as Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, Beihang University in Beijing, Institut Teknologi Bandung, Sorbonne University Abu Dhabi.

Engineers keep our society mobile and our supply chains vital. Consider the increase in self-driving cars or e-commerce: we live in a dynamic logistics machine. Our society demands engineers who are ambitious, creative, analytical and open-minded: those who fully understand the many technological possibilities to make mobility and supply chains cleaner, safer, more reliable, and more efficient than ever before.

The MPLP program proposed by the IMT Graduate School of Engineering in Nantes aims to give a competitive edge to students and young professionals interested in industrial engineering and engineering management with a high emphasis on quantitative methods for decision making in the field of supply chain and transport management and optimization.

Functional and environment-friendly transport systems are vital in a sustainable society. Students gain expertise in transport and geoinformation technology and learn how to plan, build and maintain advanced transport systems. Graduates blend practical data collection and modelling skills with an interdisciplinary understanding of transport and geoinformation that lead to job opportunities in various sectors.

Every day, freight trains, trucks, airplanes, and ships transport enormous quantities of raw materials and manufactured goods around the world, while billions of people travel for work and leisure in the same manner. Studying the Railway Technology profile of this MSc in Mobility Engineering: Railway Technology will give you a solid foundation in railway mechanics, mechanical deterioration, and asset management, helping steer the industry toward a new era.

This course has been developed to meet the needs of graduates worldwide seeking to gain greater knowledge and experience in the air transport industry, and looking to progress into senior roles in management, operations, and commercial planning of airlines, airports, government departments, and aviation-related businesses such as aircraft manufacturing, finance, and consultancy.