Maritime Management
12
EM Normandie Business School
MSc International Logistics and Port Management
France
Western Europe
3 Palmes
EXCELLENT
Business School

Key Information about the MSc International Logistics and Port Management in EM Normandie Business School

The MSc International Logistics and Port Management at EM Normandie Business School is ranked 12th this year in the Master in master Maritime Management. Programme Director(s): Mr Nicolas GERK - Academic Director, Professor in Supply Chain.

The program is available in a full-time format

The total length of the program is 2 semestres

All courses are taught in English

Director's message

Mr Nicolas GERK
Mr Nicolas GERK - Academic Director, Professor in Supply Chain

The MSc® International Logistics and Port Management has been developed to provide knowledge and competence in logistics management and transportation processes. The teaching approach integrates a Business Case Challenge, a professional escape game and other simulations tenders based on digital tools making it possible to consider both economic and ecological aspects in a region which is home to the first port of France and which has a recognized internationally.

All about this master

Programme 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 15500 and 15500 €

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

Annual salary after graduation

  • Average salary : 46 €

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.

 

How to Apply?

Admission process

Steps

Step
1
Application files submitted are reviewed with special attention paid to the seriousness of the file and the quality of the academic and/or professional profile.
Step
2
Shortlisted candidates are invited for an interview via Skype. This interview helps clarify the applicants profile, their projects, their objectives. The final admission decision (offered or denied admission) is communicated a few days after this interview.
Step
3
Admitted candidates are notified formally and invited to make a down payment, later on deducted from the tuition fees. This initial payment confirms the candidate seat in the programme and an unconditional letter of admission is then issued.

Mandatory testing for application process

  • Language level tests
TOEFL
TOEIC
IELTS

Personal interview in the process selection

  1. Application files submitted are reviewed with special attention paid to the seriousness of the file and the quality of the academic and/or professional profile.
  2. Shortlisted candidates are invited for an interview via Skype. This interview helps clarify the applicants profile, their projects, their objectives. The final admission decision (offered or denied admission) is communicated a few days after this interview.
  3. Admitted candidates are notified formally and invited to make a down payment, later on deducted from the tuition fees. This initial payment confirms the candidate's seat in the programme and an unconditional letter of admission is then issued.

In order for our students to benefit from optimal learning conditions, places in our programmes are limited. The number of remaining places is reviewed after each admission session. Whenever a cohort is full, admissions for the programme are closed.
The application deadline for the next admission session is every 15th of the month.