Overview

Step into the dynamic world of maritime logistics with the Joint Master in Port Management and Logistics (MIPMAL) designed in collaboration with the Ports Authorities of SEA-EU territories. Gain expertise in port operations, sustainable transport systems, and logistics integration. Study across five prestigious coastal universities and learn to navigate the complexities of digital environments and energy transitions. With the growing demand for skilled professionals in port and logistics management, MIPMAL prepares you to lead in a thriving sector of global trade.
As a SEA-EU Joint Programme, MIPMAL is part of a transnational educational initiative that integrates the expertise, resources, and infrastructures of 5 SEA-EU universities, providing students with a truly European and interdisciplinary academic experience.

 

Objectives

  • To develop technical competencies in port operations and maritime services, ensuring a solid understanding of port operations
  • To build capacity in the logistical and economic management of ports, including supply chains and sector competitiveness;
  • To promote the integration of logistics systems within digital environments, keeping pace with the sector's increasing digitalization;
  • To prepare for the energy transition and sustainability, focusing on sustainable transport and smart ports;
  • To develop knowledge of maritime law and port governance, essential for professional practice in an international context;

To foster leadership and decision-making skills, preparing students for positions of responsibility in a strategic sector of global trade.

Student participation fees cover all costs associated with participating in the program. This includes tuition fees, access to libraries and laboratories, mandatory insurance, registration fees at consortium institutions, administrative and organizational support provided by consortium partners, examination fees, and any other mandatory costs directly related to the student's participation in the program.
 

Participation fees do not cover accommodation, travel, or travel documents (such as visas or passports) required for the mobility program. They also do not include costs incurred beyond the standard duration of the course, such as fees for grade appeals or retake exams. In the event of course failure, a delay in completion, or the need for re-enrollment, any additional costs must be borne by the student using their own funds.

Note: To ensure equal treatment for all applicants, a single participation fee has been established for all students, regardless of their nationality or country of origin.

 

Annual Tuition Fees and Charges 2026/2027


National and International Applicants: €4,500


The student participation fees cover all costs associated with participation in the programme. This includes tuition fees, access to libraries and laboratories, mandatory insurance, enrolment fees at the consortium institutions, administrative and organisational support provided by the consortium partners, examination fees, and any other mandatory costs directly related to the student's participation in the programme.
 

The participation fees do not cover accommodation, travel expenses, or travel documents (such as visas or passports) required for participation in the mobility programme. They also do not include any costs incurred beyond the standard duration of the programme, such as reassessment fees or resit examination fees. In the event of failure, delayed completion of the programme, or the need to re-enrol, any additional costs must be borne by the student using their own financial resources.
 

Note: To ensure equal treatment of all applicants, a single tuition fee has been established for all students, regardless of their nationality or country of origin.