International Logistics & Transportation Management

Logistics that is also cost-efficient requires digital networking of the supply chain. This is because it makes it possible to bundle and share data across companies and to create an unprecedented level of transparency along ordering and delivery processes.

Various approaches are used in the degree programme to achieve the objectives, including entrepreneurial thinking through case studies with the development of different strategies, strategically anchored, entrepreneurial thinking and action (initiative behaviour) through the presentation and analysis of current management theories, interdisciplinary thinking and action as well as analysis of organisational facts within the framework of project work within the practical projects and internships, personal development through teamwork and presentation to a group.

As part of the teaching method, the focus is on case studies to make the content transferable.

From a global perspective, the markets are developing to a particularly high degree (emerging markets) and are of great importance for the strategy of internationally operating logistics service providers. These growing regions are strategic markets for both regionally and internationally positioned logistics companies.

The broad offer of topics of our MSc in International Logistics & Transportation Management prepares our graduates highly, they can basically work in management position in the field of logistics management in a nationally and internationally operating company.

The University of Europe for Applied Sciences (UE) is state-accredited, has been awarded on multiple occasions and is worldwide leading in international approach. At our university, you study in small groups taught by experts in the field. This guarantees you individual support and personal contact with the professors.

Application-oriented research not only enriches teaching and studies with challenging topics but also offers students the opportunity to actively work on future-oriented projects during their studies in the Master's programme International Logistics & Transportation Management. Furthermore, cooperation with partners from the industry represents the central source of funding for the practice-oriented research of the future.

As a private university, the University of Europe for Applied Sciences (UE) is not funded by the German state, but by tuition fees. Therefore, studying at UE costs more than at a public German university. But it’s worth it: Our graduates meet essential requirements of the logistics business which sets them apart from the graduates of many public universities.

Your employment and earnings prospects are greatly improved. All costs are included in the monthly tuition fee. This also includes the costs of the Leadership Assessment Center. No additional costs will be incurred, such as a matriculation fee, exam fees, master thesis fee or similar, as long as the course is completed within the standard study period.

We are happy to provide you with information on funding your studies and on any available scholarships. If you have any further questions, our Student Guidance Office can provide you with detailed information. Find out useful information on this webpage.