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MSc in Logistics Engineering

by the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and Informatics

Study programme
Logistics Engineering
Qualification
Logistics Engineer
Level
MSc
Application period
2025/26 Autumn intake: 1 October 2024 – 15 June 2025
Duration
4 semesters
Teaching mode
on-site
Language requirements
English (IELTS 6.0 or equivalent)
Academic requirements
Bachelor or Master (or equivalent) (preferably in Logistics)
ECTS credits to collect
120 credits
Tuition fee
3500 EUR/semester
Other fees
150 EUR application fee
Lecture, seminar – practice
60% – 40%

Short description

The aim of the programme is to train logistics engineers who possess knowledge of natural sciences, specific technical, economics, management, IT, industrial and transport technology. They will be equipped to analyse, plan, organise and manage logistics processes and systems, including goods transport, materials handling, warehousing, picking, loading, material supply, materials procurement, goods distribution, waste management. These processes ensure the flow of materials within and between companies, along with the related flow of information. Graduates will also be able to design, develop and contribute to the production, quality control and operation of logistics machinery, tools and equipment, which forms complete logistics systems. They are prepared to pursue studies at doctoral level.

Specializations

  • Digital Logistics

Entrance examination

  • Oral interview

Career prospects

Graduates can use their acquired skills to find jobs with a wide variety of domestic and international companies, for instance, in the automotive, food industry and logistics service sectors. They will be involved in planning, developing and managing logistics systems and processes using modern digitalization solutions. The demand for these professionals is growing rapidly due to increasing process complexity and the spread of Industry 4.0 technologies.

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Dr. Zoltán Siménfalvi

Dean, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and Informatics

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Founded in 1949, the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and Informatics has evolved into a modern, multidisciplinary institution, integrating mechanical engineering, information technology, logistics, and electrical engineering. Over seven decades, it has adapted to meet contemporary industrial challenges, combining strong research with education. Partnerships with companies, laboratories, and international organizations, aligned with the UN Sustainable Development Goals, further enhance the Facultys commitment to innovative and impactful engineering education and research.

Dr. Zoltán Siménfalvi

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