7 Degrees in Transportation and Logistics in Greece for 2024
- Athens, Greece
- Glyfada, Greece + 1 more
Full time
3 years
On-Campus
English
The Mediterranean College Business School is one of the first Business Schools to be established in Greece (1977) and the first to offer an MBA, back in 1989. The BA (Hons) Business Management (Supply Chain & Logistics) has been designed by the University of Derby, a TOP10 UK University for Management studies, according to the Guardian University Guide, 2020. Developed in close consultation with the premier UK professional body for managers, the Chartered Management Institute (CMI), this course puts you on the fast track to success. It is one of the few where you’ll graduate with a highly regarded BA (Hons) Business Management as well as the CMI Level 5 Diploma in Management and Leadership. With these qualifications on your CV, you’ll signal to prospective employers that you’re suited for senior leadership roles and rapid promotion. The Diploma is the benchmark qualification for full CMI membership and takes you a step towards Chartered Manager status. There is no need to take extra exams or coursework to achieve the Diploma: our combined module and CMI assessments give you a smooth route to both qualifications.
MSc in Supply Chain Management (dual degree program with KEDGE)
ALBA Graduate Business School
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- Athens, Greece
Full time
20 months
On-Campus
English
This program prepares young graduates (with business or engineering background) and early-career professionals for a successful career in the world of Supply Chain Business and Logistics.
MSc in International Shipping, Finance and Management
Athens University of Economics & Business
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- Athens, Greece
Full time, Part time
12 months
On-Campus
English
The Interdepartmental MSc in International Shipping, Finance, and Management (ISFM) comprises a unique combination of the three knowledge areas, which are essential for those employed or are interested to find work in the International Shipping industry.
- Athens, Greece
Full time, Part time
12 months
On-Campus
English
Through a combination of academic rigor with the practical knowledge, the ALBA MBA in Shipping program provides students with the ability to make sound and timely decisions and to cope with pressure.
- Patras, Greece
Full time, Part time
2 years
Blended
English
The Program aims at providing specialized high-quality studies in Supply Chain Management, leading to a postgraduate degree. The main purpose of the Program is to equip students with tools and know-how to develop leadership skills in supply chain management in order to be able to evaluate and analyze external and internal data in any operational environment to implement the required decisions.
- Athens, Greece
- Glyfada, Greece + 1 more
Full time
3 years
On-Campus
English
The BA (Hons) Business Shipping is a unique programme designed by the School of Shipping of Mediterranean College in collaboration with the University of Derby, a TOP10 UK University for Management studies (Guardian University Guide, 2020). The programme enables you to gain valuable insight in business administration principles and shipping industry practices. The course qualifies you as a professional, able to work in shipping or in any other industry. The is the only undergraduate business shipping programme accredited by the UK Chartered Management Institute (CMI). This accreditation ensures that you’ll develop the knowledge and skills that employers seek. It is one of the few where you’ll graduate with a highly regarded Bachelor degree as well as the CMI Level 5 Diploma in Management and Leadership. While you study, you’ll have the opportunity to acquire the highly sought-after certification Internal Auditor ISM-ISPS-MLC for Shipping Companies, in partnership with the Norwegian-German Classification Register DNV GL, as well as attend language classes in Chinese, Russian or Spanish.
- Athens, Greece
Full time, Part time
12 months
On-Campus
English
More than 90% of the World’s trade is transported by ships. Shipping is one of the most important sectors of the global economy. As a globally competitive industry, it is not influenced by the current situation in the Greek economy.