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Erasmus University (MEL)

Rotterdam, Netherlands

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Erasmus University Rotterdam's Center for Maritime Economics and Logistics (MEL) offers a Master of Science programme in Maritime Economics & Logistics. The programme focuses on enhancing skillsets and keeping pace with industry advancements, with customised training solutions for maritime and logistics professionals. Alumni from the programme have secured positions such as National Sea Logistics Trade Manager at Kuehne + Nagel. The programme has been recognized for its high level of industry connections and strong alumni networks. The MEL programme has been open for admissions since 2026-2027, with applications now being accepted.

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