Logistics Engineer
Logistics Engineering Diploma
BAC+5
Le Havre Campus
Initial training or degree apprenticeship from the 4th or 5th year2 weeks at isel / 2 weeks in a company
5 years700 hours a year of which 450 of practical works
34 weeks in a company in the initial training- Company internship as a student worker: 4 weeks in the first year
- Company internship as an assistant engineer: 9 weeks in the 3rd year
- Final company internship: 24 weeks as an engineer (PFE) in the 5th year
Training objectives
Training engineers able of creating and piloting the logistics systems of today and the future:
- Developing innovative solutions for logistics in the context of the current ecological, energy and digital transitions;
- Designing new logistics outlines at the heart of the circular economy;
- Modelling, simulating and optimizing flows in a demanding context (availability, cost, reliability, respect for the environment).
The strong points of ISEL’s Logistics Engineer
- Polyvalence and ability to manage a wide variety of large and complex projects
- The ability to work in an international and multicultural context (two foreign languages)
- The ability to take responsibility, to organise and work in a team
- To understand the economic and strategic challenges of organisations
- To support the multiple activities of organisations by means of logistics
- To take into account the societal and environmental responsibility from a logistics point of view in organisations and society
- To work in constrained and complex environments
- To design, test and validate innovative operational logistics
Main topics
- Logistics engineering
- Environment and strategy
- Decision making aid systems
- Engineering sciences and techniques
- Languages and social sciences
Projects and internationalism
- Projects and practical work periods: student projects, industrial and logistics projects, 2 company internships (assistant engineer and PFE engineer)
- 1 term in a foreign country
