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Title conferred: Master of Transport Systems and Freight Distribution Duration of program: Two years Credits required: 82 Plan: Semesters |
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| Entrance Profile | ||||
Candidates should come from civil engineering, industrial engineering or transport engineering. Being of a multidisciplinary character, the Division of Postgraduate Studies in the Department of Engineering may revise applications from other undergraduate programs. |
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| Field of Work: | |||
Industrial, commercial, and logistical service companies in the private sector; governmental departments responsible for the development of freight transport at the national and state level, as well as universities and research institutions. |
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| Graduate Profile | |||
| Knowledge of the importance of logistics. | |||
| Effective skills in the flow of merchandise. | |||
Ability to apply and develop engineering, technological, and scientific knowledge towards the supplying of materials and the distribution of merchandise. |
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A solid grounding in disciplines related to logistics and transport systems. |
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| Possess ingenuity and creativity conducive to their professional labor. | |||
| Leadership skills for logistical management. | |||
| Ability to interact with other professionals. | |||
| Ability to carry out research about merchandise transport. | |||
| Ability to transmit knowledge about merchandise transport. | |||
| Commitment to constant improvement. | |||
| Leadership skills and initiative in the field of logistics. | |||
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First Semester |
Credits |
Second Semester |
Credits |
Globalization & Transport |
Territorial Organization & Transport | ||
| Logistics | Technological Development in Transport | ||
| Transport System Engineering | Modeling & Simulation in Freight Management | ||
| Research Methodology | Research Project | ||
Third Semester |
Credits |
Fourth Semester |
Credits |
| Thesis Seminar I | Thesis Seminar II | ||
| Elective 1 | Elective 4 | ||
| Elective 2 | |||
| Elective 3 | |||
Enrollment and re-enrollment fees: Admissions period: January and July Last updated: Creation of program: |
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