Program Overview

Program Overview

The University offers a range of programs, including the Professional License in Logistics and International Transport, with a specialization in Maritime Transport Law and Management.

Program Details

• Program Name: Professional License in Logistics and International Transport
• Specialization: Maritime transport law and management
• Credits: 180
• Language: French
• Duration: 3 years
• Tuition Fees: 175 (initial training)

Objectives

The program aims to train professionals in the maritime and port sectors, with a focus on management and law. It is developed in partnership with the Grand Port Maritime de Marseille and the Faculty of Law and Political Science.

Admission Criteria

• Selection Process: Pre-selection based on application, selection after motivation interview and English level test
• Application: Applications are to be submitted through Parcoursup

Structure and Organization

• First Year: Initial training, allowing students to acquire fundamental knowledge
• Alternation: From the second year, students participate in alternation, with one week of teaching for every three weeks in a company (apprenticeship or professionalization contract)
• Teaching Location: Port of Marseille Training Institute

Teachings

The program includes various units, such as:

• Transport, Port, Oversea Logistics
• Law
• Management
• Communication
• Professionalization

Career Opportunities

Graduates can pursue careers in:

• Transport charter
• Customer assistance and technical support
• Design and organization of the logistics chain
• Management of international movement of goods operations

Research Areas

The program covers various research areas, including:

• Tax law; Business law; Criminal law; Environmental law; Health law; Security and defense law; Transport law
• Studies and projects for organizing the transit of goods or people
• Sale of transport and shopping services

Contacts

For more information, please contact:

• Educational secretariat: Grand Port Maritime de Marseille, Carine FABRE
• FDSP transport center: Marjorie LIENHARD