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Transport and Business Logistics a multi-disciplinary programme that focuses on innovations and sustainability, providing contemporary knowledge, skills and competences for organizing and delivering the best transport and logistics services worldwide in both ordinary and emergency situations. Students will be able to learn up-to-date digital methods of logistics and transportation with the aid of proven EdTech developed by TSI .

Guided professional internship in leading Latvian and international logistics companies, supported by professional advice from experts in the field

• Regular guest lectures, trainings and visits organized by logistics industry representatives from Latvia and abroad
• The study program includes the acquisition of up-to-date information technology and managerial competences (practical application in transport and logistics)
• Opportunity to choose specialization starting from the fourth semester: Sustainable Transport Solutions or Smart Logistics Systems
• The possibility to additionally obtain a Maritime Logistics Management specialization and degree from Hogeschool Zeeland (HZ) University of Applied Sciences, by taking a choice during the 5th study semester
• Continue your studies in the master’s programme Transport and Logistics, Msc

Key features:

Maritime logistics management specialization with Hogeschool Zeeland (HZ) University of Applied Sciences:

• Guided professional internship in the Netherlands in cooperation with Hogeschool Zeeland’s research department and international logistics companies
• Possibility to choose an additional specialization: Maritime Logistics Management
• Unique skills and knowledge of maritime logistics management specialization – ship brokers, stevedores, and shipping logistics, ports, and terminals
• Development of individual portfolio – support for the future career
• Flexibility to apply to the HZ University – decide only during the 2nd year of studies in the TSI
• Development of individual portfolio – support for the future career
• Development of diploma thesis with the support of Latvian and Dutch supervisors