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International Logistics Management & Sustainable Mobility and Logistics

Why choose to study transport, logistics, and mobility?

Logistics, transport, and mobility are key industries that allow you to work in a dynamic and future-oriented environment and open up a range of opportunities for career growth.

1. Wide Range of Career Opportunities

Logistics is the foundation of numerous industries, from trade and manufacturing to transport and e-commerce, offering you numerous opportunities for career development.

2. Future-Oriented Industry

With the rapid advancement of technologies such as automation and artificial intelligence, logistics provides opportunities to work on innovative projects and cutting-edge technologies.

3. Development of Strategic Skills

During your studies, you will develop key abilities such as problem-solving, planning, project management, and decision-making, which are valuable in all professions.

Study programs

At NOA, we offer two innovative study programs designed for the future of logistics and mobility:

  • International Logistics Management (undergraduate higher education program)

  • Sustainable Mobility and Logistics (master's study program)

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Undergraduate Study Program


International Logistics Management 

  • 3 years⎥180 credit points (ECTS)

  • Level 7 (EQF)

  • Bachelor (BA) in International Logistics

International Logistics Management is an undergraduate higher education program that offers the advantages of an attractive and forward-looking study in a field that is constantly growing and evolving.

Master's  Study Program

Sustainable Mobility and Logistics 

  • 2 years⎥120 credit points (ECTS)

  • Level 8 (EQF)

  • Master in Sustainable Mobility and Logistics

Sustainable Mobility and Logistics is a study program that educates for professional or managerial positions in various work environments.

Enrolment in Study Programs


Enrolment in the Academic Year 2025/26

 

Applications for the study programs International Logistics Management and Sustainable Mobility and Logistics will be accepted from mid-February until the end of September 2025 via the eVŠ portal.

For more information on enrolment requirements, the enrolment procedure, and the process itself, please read here.

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The perspective of the logistics and transport industry

  • The transport and logistics industries are experiencing global growth, with expectations that the values of the global market will exceed 15 billion Euros by 2030.

  • High employability rates of graduates confirm the attractiveness of the industries in the job market.

  • More than 70% of companies in the mobility industry invest in innovation and the development of new technologies, opening up various opportunities to be involved in the latest technological trends.

  • More than 80% of global trade depends on logistics services, opening opportunities for work in an international environment and collaboration with global players.

Career opportunities

01

Supply Chain Manager

The Supply Chain Manager is responsible for the efficient management and optimization of supply processes, ensuring the smooth flow of materials within the organization. Their role includes coordinating collaboration between different departments, ensuring the quality of the supply chain, and implementing strategies to reduce costs and enhance efficiency.

02

International Logistics Manager

An International Logistics Manager directs logistic operations on a global scale, from shipping and tracking goods to coordinating cross-border transportation. Their task is to ensure the optimal functioning of international logistic networks, ensure compliance with customs regulations, and establish efficient solutions for optimizing transportation and storage.

03

Transport Specialist

A transportation expert specializes in planning and managing transportation systems. They are responsible for optimizing the movement of goods, selecting appropriate carriers, tracking shipments, and addressing any logistical challenges in real-time.

04

Warehouse Manager

A Warehouse Manager is responsible for the efficient management of warehouse spaces, overseeing inventory flow, leading a team of employees, and ensuring compliance with safety and quality standards. Their tasks also include optimizing warehouse procedures and implementing strategies to reduce stock and costs.

05

Head of Global Logistics Strategy

A graduate of the master's program can take on the role of a global logistics strategy leader, responsible for designing and implementing comprehensive logistics plans on an international level. Their responsibilities include optimizing logistical processes, managing transportation and mobility, and finding innovative solutions to enhance efficiency and sustainability.

06

Consultant for mobility and transport planning

The role involves advising companies and organizations on the development of sustainable and efficient mobility strategies, managing traffic flows, and implementing innovations in transportation systems to improve overall mobility in cities and regions.

07

Manager of logistics operations in an international environment

The tasks include coordinating transportation, inventory management, implementing the latest technologies in logistic processes, and ensuring compliance with global quality and sustainability standards.

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