Employment prospects

By the end of this program, graduates will be able to apply their knowledge and skills in positions among the following four categories (including continental and intercontinental transportation):

• Airplane transportation,
• Boat transportation,
• Ground transportation, and
• Train transportation.

There will be a demand for graduates to assume various functions and work in varied environments:

• Customs brokage offices,
• Forwarding agents,
• Commerce companies,
• Consumer product companies and manufacturers (food products, mail and messenger services, clothing manufacturing, raw materials, engineering, etc.),
• Warehouses,
• Companies specialized in personal transportation and merchandise transportation, and
• PME and national and international corporations in various sectors.

Course list

Specialized training:

• Transportation law, contracts and insurances
• Continental transport
• Intercontinental transport
• Warehouse and materials management
• Logistics-management
• Supply production chain management
• International payments
• Customs and international agreements
• Distribution management
• Network logistics
• Control panel in logistics transportation
• Project logistics
• Road transportation and organization
• International logistics management
• Passenger transportation
• Inventory and warehouse management
• Integrated logistics

Admission criteria

• Have a training deemed sufficient and meet the admission criteria set for collegial studies.

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