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MSc International Logistics and Port Management
EM Normandie Business School
MSc International Logistics and Port Management

Program overview
- 100% English-taught programme with over 75% of international students
- Courses taught in Le Havre, a leading port town, facilitating collaboration with industry and port stakeholders through challenges, seminars and company visits
- Annual Logistics Forum (networking with professionals, job offers)
- Dual degree: CGE Label and Master’s level approved by France’s Ministry of Higher Education and Research
Curriculum (courses, subject modules)
SEMESTER 1
▪ Supply Chain Essentials
▪ Operations and Quality Management
▪ Strategic Procurement
▪ Supply Chain Performance Measurement
▪ Sustainability in Supply Chain Management
▪ Supply Chain Analytics
▪ Information and Simulation Systems for Supply Chain Management
▪ Business Case Competition 1
▪ Career Path 1
▪ Research Methodology
SEMESTER 2
▪ International Logistics
▪ Effective Transport Operations
▪ Port Economics and Performance
▪ Strategic Shipping Management
▪ Maritime Innovations and Digital Transformation
▪ Immersive Business Simulation
▪ Communication in International Logistics
▪ Business Case Competition 2
▪ Career Path 2
▪ Internship
▪ Final Dissertation
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
▪ 2 Business Case Competition
▪ Internship 4 to 6 months
▪ Professional thesis
Admission conditions
Required diploma(s) :
- Bachelor
Tuition & Fees
Between 14500 and 14500 €
ADMISSION CRITERIA
Candidates must hold a four-year degree in Higher Education (4-year Bachelor Degree, BBA, Master 1, or equivalent).
Other profiles may be accepted in derogation from these criteria.
Language requirements for non-English-native speakers: IELTS 6, TOEIC 790, TOEFL IBT 83 or proof that English was the candidate’s language of study or work for at least a year.
Tuition fees for the year 2025-2026: €15,500
This programme is also available for candidates who hold a three-year in Higher Education level (3-year Bachelor Degree, BMI, Licence or equivalent) after a pre-MSc year.
Tuition fees on request.
More information: en.em-normandie.com/programmes/msc-two-year-programme
Selection is based on a profile review and an interview. There are admission sessions monthly.
Apply online at : join.em-normandie.com
Employment opportunities & career impact
Employment opportunities :
General information about the employment market: The logistics and Transport sector is a critical component of a country’s economic growth as it connects various elements of the economy. The employment market is large and projected to grow sustainably for the next five years, at least.
Examples of positions:
- Container Fleet Manager
- International Transport Coordinator
- Port Safety Consultant
- Combined Transport Flow Manager
- Port Operations Officer
- Marine Berth Planner
- Area Manager
- Cargo Flow Officer
- Operational Cost Manager
- International Customer Relationship Manager
Employment data for 2021, 2022 and 2023 graduates (based on the 2024 employability survey):
- 88% net employment rate
- 35% work internationally
- 75% of students in employment found a job before graduating
- 100% of graduates in employment found a job within 6 months
- 92% satisfied with their first job
Examples of companies where our graduates work: CMA-CGM, Maersk, MSC, Evergreen, Bolloré, CEVA Logistics, UPS, ADP, Airbus, Naval Group, DFDS.
Choose a Master, an MS or an MBA in Maritime Management
The Sector of Maritime Management
Maritime management is a sector of business that promotes the strengthening and regulation of the maritime industry. Maritime research management refers to increasing sustainability practices within sea harvesting practices. It is an industry that focuses on creating policies that will reduce the amounts of sea accidents related to human error as well as on site boat incidents. This sector is dependent upon recognition and coordination of multiple organizations who have the abilities to change and shift the conditions of this essential industry.
Follow a Masters/MS/MBA in Maritime Management
A masters in maritime management is composed of both technical and non - technical training; as this sector includes education and application of both hard and soft skills. The discipline attempts to combine multiple disciplines in order to create a mutual understanding between the internal and external sectors of the industry. There is currently a push to increase the safety standards within this sector which requires new policies which must be thoughtfully and adequately developed. That is what this sector will train and educate their students to be; thoughtful and methodological to develop procedures that make the difference in the industry and ensure that it is safe and properly developed for all who enter it.
To Work in the Specialty Sector of Maritime Management
Working in the sector of Maritime Management is guaranteed to provide those who enter the sector a career that will serve as an amazing path into solving environmental, legal, and social issues that are all associated with Maritime Management. This sector will provide an exciting career that will allow for personal and professional development; as such a specialized sector will provide a career full of innovation and insight.
The Maritime Management in 2024
In 2024, maritime management refers to being able to shift and manage policies to ensure safety and inclusiveness within the industry. Maritime management is very specific and a unique sector to manage because it is a field that requires extreme regulation to ensure its success. Those who train in this specialty will acquire skills unparalleled in the fields of managing and marketing experience. This year brings an opportunity for those who specialize in this field to be a part of its modernization.
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