The logistics activity consists of managing the physical flow of products / data to the end customer in compliance with specifications that include criteria such as deadlines, quality of service, optimisation of stocks and goods flows.
To optimise a logistics strategy, it is necessary to rely on innovative tools that allow real-time visualisation of stocks and offer traceability of these products. This strategy includes the management of flows, the provision of the resources necessary to achieve the objectives, and the management of costs.
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Benefit from innovative and interactive teaching methods, an international and multicultural environment and a close relationship with the business world which guarantees your employability at the end of the programme.
Build a career path that suits you, do a dual degree in partnership with one of the School's universities and discover the field of logistics through subjects such as Basics of International Trade and Logistics, International Trade, Purchasing and Logistics...
During your master, specialise in the field of logistics
During the 4th year, choose the "Logistic and Purchasing" pre-specialisation, which includes courses in international trade, logistics, purchasing and supply chain management.
In the final year, give your CV a logistics focus by choosing an M2 specialisation in French or English in the field of logistics and/or transport.
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The Bachelor International Management allows you to acquire all the knowledge, the openness to the world and the experience necessary to quickly start your career in just 3 years.
This programme, ranked in the Top 10 of the best Bachelors by Challenges and Moci, is available 100% in English and prepares you for the role of operational middle manager as soon as you leave school thanks to the numerous work placements in companies and international experiences.
With the Logistics option in 3rd year, become an expert in logistics, transport and port management with subjects such as: Multimodal Transportation, Logistics 4.0 and Port Management.
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After a 3 or 4-year Degree
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After a 3 or 4-year Degree
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The logistics and transport sector is enjoying strong growth, with more than 2 million jobs in France, and is set to grow by a further 1.5% each year.
The e-commerce sector and new technologies combined with new consumer habits are boosting these developments: green logistics, reverse logistics and last-mile logistics.
These changes are forcing industrial companies in particular to review their organisation. Soft skills such as cross-functionality and agility are now expected of logistics departments.
Managers need to be able to operate in an international and multicultural environment, and demonstrate an ability to mobilise and unite virtual teams.
The logistics sector offers many opportunities for graduates wishing to play a key role in managing the flow of goods, improving distribution processes, and reducing operational costs. With specialized training, graduates can progress to strategic positions, contributing to the efficiency of supply chains and the competitiveness of companies in global markets.
The port sector offers many opportunities for graduates wishing to play a key role in global trade, port infrastructure management and supply chain optimization. Thanks to specialized training, graduates can progress to strategic positions, contributing to the sustainable development of port activities and strengthening the competitiveness of ports worldwide.
Discover also the round table on the logistics and supply chain professions. Academic and professional speakers will discuss developments in this sector, the impact of crises on global logistics and career opportunities in this sector.
Enrolling in a comprehensive Logistics and Supply Chain management program enables you to oversee the entire flow of goods, from sourcing raw materials to delivery to end-users. Courses cover logistics, transportation management, operations, business process engineering, warehousing, and distribution management.
EM Normandie, with over 40 years of expertise in logistics and port management, offers specialized programs in Logistics and Supply Chain and logistics.
Learn more about our specialised programmes in Logistics
Learn more about our specialised programmes in Port Management