Air Transport and Logistics

Dresden University of TechnologyDresden University of Technology

Overview

Degree
Master of Science (M.Sc.)
Duration
2 years
Semester fee
€338 / semester
Tuition fees
€0 / year
Language
Intake
October
Full / part time
Full-time, Part-time
Study mode
On-site
Level
Master

About this course

["Air transport is one of the most important global transport systems. People are transported around the world, goods can be delivered to any country on Earth, and aircraft bring these people and goods to their destinations quickly, flexibly and very safely. As the air transport sector continues to grow, so does the demand for highly qualified specialists in air transport and logistics. As a student in the Air Transport and Logistics Master’s degree programme, you will acquire wide-ranging technical, operational, logistic, economic and legal knowledge about air transport and logistics systems. You will learn to analyse and optimise air transport processes as well as to detect and solve problems in this area.The Master’s programme in Air Transport and Logistics boosts the qualification of employees within the aviation industry to a graduate academic level. Students with a Bachelor’s degree in engineering, natural science or transport economics will expand their knowledge horizons and, whether theoretical or practical, will be prepared for the demands of today and the challenges of the future.The “Friedrich List” Faculty of Transportation and Traffic Sciences at the Technische Universität Dresden has created a unique programme that links the operational and planning aspects of air transport and the subjects within logistics and transport system theory. It is the only Master's programme of its kind.Through the close cooperation between the Chair of Air Transport Technology and Logistics and various aviation industry associates, the dedicated collaboration between students, scientists and professors, and by maintaining contact with former graduates, our programme allows students the opportunity to expand and enhance their learning experience.The aviation industry is known for its continuous expansion and persistent development. For this reason, there is a constant, worldwide need for highly qualified aviation specialists."]

Admission & deadlines

October

Non-EU

Non-EU applicants : 31 May for the following winter semester EU applicants : 15 July for the following winter semester

Subjects

About the University

Students28K (2024)
TypeTechnical University
ControlPublic

University Ranking

Humboldt
31(31 in Germany)
QS
218(13 in Germany)
Shanghai
201-300(13 in Germany)
THE
174(16 in Germany)

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