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Program Overview

The M1 Transport, Mobilités, Réseaux program focuses on excellence in sustainable transportation. The program is divided into four semesters, with various courses offered in each semester.

Program Structure

The program consists of the following courses:

• UE1: Enjeux et outils géographiques (3 credits)
• UE2: Transitions Ecologiques (3 credits)
• UE3: Management et finances (4 credits)
• UE4: Approches juridiques (2 credits)
• UE5: International trade (4 credits)
• UE6: Modes of international transports (4 credits)
• UE7: Flow optimization (4 credits)
• UE8: Regulatory aspects of European and international transport (3 credits)
• UE9: Challenges and future of overseas transport (3 credits)
• UE99: Enseignement sans crédit

Admission Requirements

To be eligible for the program, candidates must meet the following requirements:

• Be a first-cycle student, an apprentice, or have the possibility of resuming studies
• Have a license in humanities (geography, history, political science), economics, or management
• Have a professional license (or BUT) in transport, logistics, international trade, or commerce
• Other licenses may be considered if the candidate demonstrates the coherence of their project

Selection Criteria

The selection process is based on the examination of the candidate's application file, including:

• The candidate's ability to demonstrate motivation and coherence between their initial training and the TLTE training
• Academic results
• Clarity of expression of the research/professional project
• Good command of one or more foreign languages

Career Prospects

The TLTE program is a recognized breeding ground for various recruitments, including:

• Logistics, particularly urban logistics, international trade, and supply chain
• Transport companies, network operators, and transport service managers
• Mobility and planning sectors for political and operational management
• Research sector, for those pursuing a doctorate

Further Studies

Graduates of the program can pursue further studies in:

• Specialized master's programs (university, grandes écoles) in supply chain or geography
• Doctoral programs in geography, planning, or other social sciences
• Foreign university diplomas

Professional Integration

The program provides a solid foundation for professional integration, with possible career paths in:

• Logistics and transport companies
• Network operators and transport service managers
• Mobility and planning sectors
• Research institutions
• Public sector and local authorities