Master of Business Administration in Shipping and Logistics

About this program

The Master of Business Administration (MBA) in Shipping and Logistics offered by Middlesex University in partnership with Lloyd’s Maritime Academy: The MBA in Shipping and Logistics is a two-year, part-time, fully online programme designed specifically for professionals in the maritime, shipping, and logistics sectors. It blends core MBA business principles with specialized maritime and logistics content, ensuring relevance to your industry role. Instead of a traditional dissertation, this programme features a practical Business Transformation Project. You apply learning to a real-world challenge, using actual data from your workplace or industry setting.

Entry requirements

• Academic requirement: Master's Degree
• Language requirement: IELTS/TOEFL/PTE/DUOLINGUO
• Age requirement: Less than 25 Years Old

Why study Master of Business Administration in Shipping and Logistics at Middlesex University

• This program focuses on high-impact topics like maritime administration, ship finance, maritime law, risk management, and international logistics. It’s designed to elevate your expertise for leadership roles in shipping and global supply chain sectors.
• Delivered part-time over two years via the myUniHub online portal, it lets you study from anywhere at times that suit you. Enjoy features like webinars, interactive discussions, multimedia resources, and dedicated tutor support.
• Rather than a dissertation, you'll complete a Business Transformation Project—applying strategic thinking to real business challenges using actual data. This approach delivers tangible value to both your organization and your career.
• This accreditation adds industry recognition and credibility, reflecting international maritime standards and alignment with professionals at the top of the sector.
• Graduates develop strategic thinking, leadership, innovation, and a broad understanding of global business challenges—empowering them to operate effectively in senior or cross-functional positions.