Immerse yourself in the dynamic world of Maritime Logistics. Our intensive course equips you with the skills and knowledge to navigate the complexities of global supply chains. As the maritime industry continues to expand, so do your career prospects.
Immerse yourself in the dynamic world of Maritime Logistics. Our intensive course equips you with the skills and knowledge to navigate the complexities of global supply chains.
As the maritime industry continues to expand, so do your career prospects.
To be defined
2 months
B - learning
Starting at 1.000€
In today’s rapidly evolving global economy, the significance of Maritime Logistics Business and Operations cannot be overstated. The maritime industry serves as a critical backbone for international trade and commerce, playing a pivotal role in the transportation of goods across borders. The dynamic nature of the market, characterized by technological advancements, geopolitical shifts, and ever-changing consumer demands, underscores the importance of individuals equipped with the requisite knowledge and skills in maritime logistics.
The Maritime Logistics Business and Operations executive program degree is designed for professionals with the aim of bridging the gap between industry needs and academic offerings, encompassing both technical skills and soft skills, fostering critical thinking, and a proactive attitude that enables tackling the complexities of the logistics, ports, and maritime transportation sector.
Participants can assist the full course (3 modules) or only select one or 2 modules. The investment will vary:
– Value for each module: €1,100
– Value for 3 modules: €3.000
The course ‘Maritime Logistics Business and Operations’ covers a variety of topics relevant to professionals and managers from various industries. It is organized into three modules that includes hybrid sessions, focusing on in-person interactions with a guest speaker known for their originality and creativity:
In summary, the course ‘Maritime Logistics Business and Operations’ provides a unique experience that combines theory and practice, focusing on the development of skills to tackle challenges and create opportunities in the maritime industry.
The contemporary economy demands adaptable, innovative, and strategically minded individuals in the realm of maritime logistics. The knowledge and skills acquired through a focus on Maritime Logistics Business and Operations provide a competitive edge, enabling professionals to not only navigate the complexities of the present but also to proactively shape the future of the global supply chain landscape.
The program fosters optimal technical and managerial preparation, oriented towards current and future challenges faced by the industry, such as digitalization and multicultural interconnectedness, combined with valuable on-field experience.
The program is designed for professionals seeking who aim to acquire new skills in maritime operations and logistics, or even requalify their professional competencies. The goal is to train specialists with an understanding of intermodal logistics schemes, value chains, and supply chain optimization, or to develop strategies that enable them to tackle the complexity of the sector and anticipate changes in demand.
Helena is an Associate Professor in the Department of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering (DEMI) at NOVA FCT. Her know-how lies in interdisciplinary collaboration, where she merges concepts from engineering, management, sustainability, and technology to tackle practical challenges and advance knowledge. Since Dec 2023, she is the Director of UNIDEMI – Research and Development Unit for Mechanical and Industrial Engineering.
As the local PI for two pivotal international projects, MarLEM (Maritime Logistics Engineering and Management) and M4ML (Mobility for Maritime Logistics), funded by the European Commission and EAA Grants respectively, she played a key role in securing funding essential for the development of the innovative Master in Maritime Logistics and for the capacitation of NOVA FCT in the maritime logistics domain. These projects opened avenues for collaboration with international partners, including universities, clusters and industrial associations. The Master’s in Maritime Logistics is a joint program with the Naval Academy and was shaped to meet the training needs of international professionals in the maritime-port industry, integrating maritime logistics knowledge with essential soft skills.
Assistant Professor at NOVA FCT
Radu Godina is an Assistant Professor at the NOVA School of Science and Technology, Universidade Nova de Lisboa, where he conducts teaching and research in the fields of industrial engineering, operations management, and manufacturing technologies. He serves on the Executive Board of UNIDEMI – the Research and Development Unit in Mechanical and Industrial Engineering, which is part of the Associate Laboratory of Intelligent Systems (LASI) – and leads the Sustainable and Digital Factories & Services research group.
His research focuses on several areas, including sustainable and digital manufacturing, Lean Manufacturing, continuous improvement, industrial symbiosis, circular economy, life cycle assessment, additive manufacturing, and quality control. He is the author or co-author of more than 200 indexed scientific publications and has established an extensive network of collaborations with international universities and industrial partners.
He has participated in and coordinated national and European applied research projects, including initiatives related to maritime logistics, industrial sustainability, and the environmental, economic, and social assessment of additive manufacturing processes. He previously served as Coordinator of the Master’s Programme in Maritime Logistics and of the international postgraduate programme Maritime Logistics Business and Operations, both taught in English.
He also acts as an expert evaluator for several international research funding agencies, including the Austrian Science Fund (FWF), the Dutch Research Council (NWO), the Croatian Science Foundation (HRZZ), and the Swiss National Science Foundation (SNSF). As a representative of NOVA FCT, he has also contributed to the development of Portuguese standardization documents at the Portuguese Institute for Quality (IPQ).
In addition, he has been consecutively included over the past three years in the prestigious Stanford/Elsevier Top 2% Scientists Ranking, which identifies the world’s most influential researchers, thereby contributing to the international recognition and visibility of the NOVA School of Science and Technology, Universidade Nova de Lisboa.
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